“Take ‘Em Up” is the new single from Irish electronic musician and DJ, Sh*t Robot, featuring Nancy Whang. Check out the video below.
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Here are some photos of Pharrell’s new yacht equipped with a studio… more photos below.
Plies jumps on the remix to Rocko’s smash single, “Goin Steady”… check it out below. Shout out to Rocko!
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This is a crazy new sport in Japan called Bo Taoshi. It’s like Capture the Flag meets Rugby… except much more violence. Check out the video below.
The rules are simple: There are 150 men on each team. Seventy-five men defend their team’s pole, while the other 75 try to pull down the opponents pole. This is done by any means necessary, and as you can see below, the mayhem is brutal, and of course stupid. A winning strategy usually involves running up the backs of your teammates, it seems, and launching yourself at the enemy pole.
Def Jam/Desert Storm/Big Play artist, Dose, releases his new mixtape, Concrete 2 Rose, hosted by Greg Street and Don Cannon. This project features DJ Khaled, Wale, Fabolous, Future, Baking Soda Yoda, and Juelz Santana. Tracklist after the break. Shout out to Dose! [DOWNLOAD]
via shockblast. Here’s a sneak peak of the new BMW 328 Hommage… nice! More photos after the break.
The Munich-based manufacturer, which is involved for years very active in the Concours d’Elegance Villa d’Este, has gotten back to disengage the jaw with the recovery of one its greatest myths in the face of the prestigious event in Italy: the BMW 328. His once highly sophisticated roadster, which is so unfailing in all lists devoted to listing the best classics of all time, this year celebrates 75 summers, and to celebrate their glorious old age, the manufacturer will take the advanced Villa d’Este 328 Hommage, interpreted in a modern champion of the Mille Miglia.
I’ve been talking about Mayer Hawthorne forever… he just inked a new record deal with Universal Republic. Here is his first single entitled “A Long Time” off of his upcoming album, How Do You Do, which will be released this fall.
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Here’s a new single from the Atlanta-based group, Grand Prize Winners From Last Year… very dope music. Shout out to GPWFLY and Elliot. Check out the video below.
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Since we were kids, Jeff and I have always been fans of martial arts films and movie action/fight sequences. This is one of the main reasons we started doing martial arts. Below you can find some of the scenes from movies such as Drunken Master 2, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Fist Of Legend, Ong Bak, and Enter The Dragon. Jeff compiled a bunch of these scenes – you can see the rest of them via his website.
The Chicago home made famous in the 1990’s holiday blockbuster, Home Alone, hit the market recently for $2.4 million. The 4,250 square foot, three-story Winnetka home is just blocks away from Lake Michigan. Check out the video below.
Homeowners John and Cynthia Abendshien lived in the home for just 18 months before “Home Alone” director Chris Columbus came knocking at their door, asking to film the movie there. A scout for John Hughes had approached the couple previously about using the home in another Macaulay Culkin film — “Uncle Buck.”
“I think what attracted Hughes to the home is what’s exemplified in the movie,” Coldwell Banker agent Marissa Hopkins told AOL Real Estate. “It’s a beautiful home with a lot of space and a warm feel. He liked to have real homes as his stage.”
The red-brick, Georgian-style home was built in the 1920’s and features “four en suite bedrooms, including the ‘attic bedroom – a dormered and finished retreat with numerous nooks and crannies – and two grand suites,” according to a press release from Coldwell Banker. It also includes a four-room master suite, which spans the entire west wing of the home.
