Here’s a bunch of actual awesome Star Wars colab stuff I stumbled over lately after I got my kid something from H&M, and felt like a dick.

The Medicom 400% Darth Vader Be@rbrick which was followed up by Stussy, who have made this ‘Powers of the dark side’ tee. These 2 products will be released hand in hand in Japan from August 14th and are limited to 100 units per piece.

This one is a little older, dating back to zeroseven, but I’m totally digging KAWS again these days.

For The Vader Project by Thunderdog

This is the Adidas Originals x Star Wars ZX 8000

And you’ve seen this, but here it is again. Gin, juice and ruler of the galaxy.

Dat’s right, we’ve got a couple of double passes and compilation cd’s for the French invasion this Friday (30th) at Rust.

Here’s what’s going on:
ED BANGER NIGHT: UFFIE (F) + DJ FEADZ (F)
SUPPORT: SUNNYBEACH HAPPYSLAP MARDIGRAS + YOUSS
FRIDAY 30TH JULY

All you need to do to WINWIN is tell us about your best French kiss EVER. Stick it in the comment section below please. Best kiss story WINWINS.

WINWINNERS announced Thursday.

Here’s one of the worst quality youtube videos I’ve ever seen, but you may get an idea of what we’re talking about.

A Mid Week Brake, that is.
Since easter the MWB-crew have been laying pretty low, but this wednesday (28. of july) and next wednesday (4. of august) they will rock Kødbyen once again. Kødboderne 18 is now closed so the the new venue is Bakken. A hipster bar with ample space for you to wobble your legs, bounce your ass and throw your hands opposite the ground. You can buy some Brazilian candy if you get drained by all the bailefunk provided by, amongst others, DJ Edgar. He is one of Brazil’s hottest favela DJs – and he’ll be poking his drum-machine on which he is an absolute master.

RSVP here – and you’ll get in for 30 kroner after midnight. Come before midnight and you’ll get in for free. It’s gonna get packed yup!

See you wednesday, bluckablaw!!

Did I mention MWB will be smashing out tunes at RAW 2010 as well?

Here’s a couple of beautiful snaps I forgot to bang up last week – sorry Lasse.

Simple as that. Monday morning pics.

4 seasons of skateboarding from Feeling Minnesota

Here’s the winter one; since it’s summer and all, and you might wanna cool off. To see the remaining 3, clickity click on the purple text up there.

Peanut butter and chocolate. Franks and beans. Cookies and milk. BACON AND ANYTHING!

Everything should just taste like bacon! Or everything should have bacon on the side. Or maybe everything just should look like bacon!

Mmmvelopes are bacon-flavoured – every time you lick the envelope gum, you get a tasty reminder of smoky, dead pig. There’s no bacon in Bacon Salt® products. Buy mmmmvelopes right here!

Baconnaise is the ULTIMATE bacon flavored spread. Use it on sandwiches, burgers, salads, dips, sauces, chicken, fish and fries. Buy it here!

This is just freaky!

Bacon Keds!

Bacon bandages. Ouch! That smarts! Treat your minor cuts, scrapes and scratches with the incredible healing power of meat. Available right here!

Bacon Air Freshener!

A new adventure in soft drinks, Diet Coke with Bacon is sure to introduce you to a flavorific good time. This drink is so important that it even has it’s own MySpace Page. Who needs Diet Coke with lime or Cherry Coke when you can go sugar free while getting your daily dose of bacon? Drink up my friends. From bacontoday.com

I proudly present the bacon briefcase…

Harmony Korine, mastermind behind our generation’s favourite feature films, Kids and Gummo, not to forget Ken Park and the recent Mister Lonely is ready with his latest, and potentially most fucked up work: Trash Humpers.

I basically pissed my pants watching the trailer and the film is already highly acclaimed at most of the decent film festivals internationally. The website is a beautiful piece of work which will no doubt have you in tears within minutes.


Below is the trailer and a music video (kinda disturbing if you ask me) done by Harmony. Enjoy.

Here’s a bunch of quite awesome apps we found while pissing around at the office when the boss wasn’t looking.

LOOKING GOOD WITH A MOUSTACHE?

Stache is a smash! Have you thought about growing a manly mustache, but don’t know what style would work best for your ugly mug? Put the Stachetastic app on your phone. The Official iPhone app of the American Mustache Institute allows you to superimpose different beards and mustache styles on a photo of yourself. You can change the color of your stache to match your hair color and resize it to fit your face.

Download right here!

ARE YOU A DIY TYPE?

The Stanley Level is the perfect app for those weekend DIY projects. Compared to other level apps out there, the Stanley Level app has unsurpassed accuracy. As an added bonus, the designers skinned the apps to look like your favorite real-life levels.

Download here!


POO LOG

Well, wouldn’t ya know! There’s an actual app that will analyze your bowel movements! The Poo Log ($2) is a digital timer and journal which records and studies your poo — and it will actually graph it too. So if you want to learn more about your number two sessions, this is the app for you.

FORTUNE COOKIE

Your own virtual fortune cookie. Rotate iPhone to break the cookie and see your fortune!
Download your cookie!

A friend of mine invited me to Berlin. Unemployed, and therefore having all the time in the world, I said yes.

I didn’t really read anything about Berlin before the 5-day long trip. Knowing there was a lot of streetart, hip clubs and cool abandoned places I felt ready. But the reality was kinda different. First when we got there I realised that Berlin wasn’t as small as Copenhagen. We had to choose between hitting the nearest bookshop, finding a guide, or simply just take a walk. We choose walking. 9 hours of straight walking the first day. 5 hours of walk the next and again 9 hours marathon-walking thursday. Fucked feet.
So – here you go, I’ll do you all a favour and hook you up with some of the most awesome places we saw in Berlin.

I needed a new cap. We ran into the New Era flagship store at the address “An der Spandauer Brücke 7″ (ze germans.. damn).
Miles and miles of colour-sorted caps covering the massive walls. Even if you’re not into caps, go there – it’s quite an impressive sight.

You should also go to Kastanienallee – there’s loads of awesome shops, some are payable, others are not.

Eating in Berlin is fun. You can always grab a döner kebap around the corner.

Or mobile hot dogs.

On our way to Kastanienallee we walked down Johannistrasse, lots of cool galleries! Buddha is a restaurant on Johannistrasse – great indian food is served here and for only 5-6 euros you’ll get a plate stuffed with either rice or bread and chicken or lam.

If the picture above makes your mouth horny, go to Monbijoustrasse, find a place called Strandbar Mitte – right next to the river. Just left of the bar you’ll find a dancing pizzadude. He only makes 7 or 8 different pizzas – but that’s more than enough. Try the pizza parma, and look at him dancing to oldschool 80′s hits while you’re flushing down an ice-cold Peroni.. that’s how we roll!

Photo of me by Mette.

Skating in Berlin is also possible. There are some minor spots around the city, don’t know where this was – but it was right next to a playground with gravel, so it’s not that great anyway. Otherwise you should go to Cassiopeia. It’s an old train-depot featuring a biergarten, outdoor cinema, wall-climbing on a former water-tower, 2 clubs playing everything between hardcore electro and hiphop – and oh yeah, you can also find the Berlin Skatehalle here.

-When you get tired of skating, just take a chill on the vert.

I guess that was it. Take a walk yourself – explore Berlin and get lost on your own, find some awesome streetart and get a couple of new friends.

Formed in Perloja, Lithuania in 1978 and disbanded in 1981, the Strange Tree Animation Company existed in a theoretical period of cultural shift which was coined as the ‘Tilt Era’ by Nathan Daniel. During this turbulent but fruitful four years the Keista Medis managed to produce only one finished cartoon.

This exhibition features previously unseen animation cells, stills and press work which were feared lost until their recent discovery in a stately home in the former Soviet state. These loose and often quite random images are believed to be from a number of uncompleted animations that were being worked on at the time of the studio’s prompt closure. The cartoons were written and directed by Steponas Uemov and Juozapas Skupas and the works featured in this show are presumed to be by Ramunas Murowski and Luidvikas Stogis, the chief animators who were responsible for visual creation, character design, backgrounds and colour testing.





The remnants that survive of the Strange Tree Animation Company provide an insight into the creative aims of the company’s artists. Fragments of stories allude to lost narratives but little remains to provide direction on the intended ordering of these fragments. Consequently, the viewer of this collection is left to construct their own storyline. A small amount of information has survived in the form of an incomplete collection of private correspondence between Skupas and his secret German lover. In these letters Skupas clearly states that the cartoons were aimed at children and that they attempt to offer alternate views to the theological and political ideals that their creators were raised on. It appears that the cartoons were an attempt to subliminally broaden the mind of the next generation.


The Keista Medis’ patron was Prince Otto Wilhelm who, according to rumour, was insane. His penchant for castle building and an insistence on traveling only in solid gold carriages put an extraordinary strain on the Prince’s finances which eventually led to financial ruin and the death of the Strange Tree Cartoon Company. The only completed work was a 30 second trailer which was shown, for the first and only time, to the Prince and a party of young revelers at Geierstein Castle, Perloja in 1981.





The works in this show have been kindly loaned by the Estate of Prince Otto Wilhelm and have been carefully compiled by Russell Maurice and Daniel Sparkes, enthusiasts and collectors of obscure animation art. This show approaches the cartoon with a modern eye and questions if it is time to review attitudes towards the art form. In the words of Augustus Parker: “Discussing the cartoon as Low Brow is no longer relevant. Now it is used as a simplification, a short hand description, a language society needs now.”