Finally! These are two of our favorite songs off Tha Carter 3. Dope.
Paris-based Edward Tuttle is one of the world’s premier interior designers and his works focus mainly on furnishing for luxury hotels and private households. The Edwards sofa range is a clean and simple as it is timeless. Styled in sleek black leather with deep-inset buttons, the pieces are reminiscent of old age furniture while at the same time being ultra modern. Items in the Edwards range include armchair, sofa and chaise longue, all of which are available in black and lush snow white.
Sofas starting @ $6,700 USD. Ouch!
Pic = Hot. The name Sasha Fierce? Not so much.
This has gotta be the hottest BET cipher. EVER.
Big move. Very inspirational. We see you Diddy!
Sidebar: Do people still wear ENYCE?
We know many of you have probably seen the preview commercial for Blackberry's next offering, the Blackberry Storm. Ever since the iPhone released, everybody’s been looking to topple the big dog. None have really made a dent in the iPhone’s title as the quintessential and be all end all of touchscreen phones. However, if there’s anybody who’s going to make a run at it, it'll be Blackberry. Utilizing all of the functions that has made the smartphone maker so popular, RIM (the maker of Blackberry phones) also looks to re-invent the touchscreen with their new “clickable” screen, which offers a level of tactile feel notably absent from any other phone. Look for it in November if you're already a Verizon wireless customer.
And in case you missed it, here's the commercial teaser:
via blackberry.com
Any takers?
Caution: Viewing these pics may cause cold sweats and uncontrollable salivation. Feast your eyes on these new hightop sneakers by Japanese brand Botanika. The sneaker comes in white/gold and brown/bronze, mixing leather, patent leather and canvas on the upper. Instead of laces, the sneaker features one long velcro strap, which makes the closing of the shoe simple and fast.
via rowgage.com
Good luck getting these if you can't speak Japanese.
After a spirited, emotional and at times raucous debate, the New York City Council voted, 29 to 22, today to extend term limits, allowing Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to seek re-election next year and undoing the result of two voter referendums that had imposed a limit of two four-year terms. (Please refresh this post for latest updates.)
The vote was a major victory for Mayor Bloomberg — a billionaire and lifelong Democrat who was elected mayor as a Republican in 2001, won re-election in 2005, became an independent last year, and decided just weeks ago that he wished to seek a third term in 2009 — and for the Council’s speaker, Christine C. Quinn. But the intense acrimony surrounding the decision left a sharply divided Council and could ultimately damage the mayor’s popularity.
(Read the entire story @ nytimes.com)
Money is power, folks. Money is power.
This just might be the BIGGEST song of the year! We can't wait for the full video. Stay tuned!
We were so in love with Moncler last year, until we started seeing a bunch of randomoes walking around with them. Nevertheless, they still have some of the hottest coats around! Releasing from their 2008 fall/winter collection is the limited edition (we love limited edition! LOL) Doudoune Flannel Down Jacket made by Moncler exclusively for Colette. The French luxury company produces this piece with a sporty and thermal resistant design, made of light flannel wool. Along with nice black striped piping and front M-65 like pockets is a detachable hood. $1250 US.
via colette.fr
This is hands down our video pick of the week...
Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
If I Were A Boy
Easy ladies... LOL.
Ok... so Kanye West premiered his video for Love Lockdown today on the Ellen show. Are we the only ones that think this song is straight garbage? Well, judging by the crazy numbers this song is doing on itunes, we guess so.
New at Mita Sneakers, the Nike Super Blazer Hi “Non-Future Limited Edition” offers a new take on the now familiar elephant pattern. The sole used is a hybrid, incorporating the look of the Blazers original feel with the newer free technology. All this to establish the theme of reinventing classics for the 21st century.
via mita.com
Don't know if you guys saw this already, but here it goes anyway. I wonder how Tameka feels about this one? Hmmm....