Flowerpots from Crictor on Vimeo.
Pretty cool!
Friday, June 25, 2010
TOSHIBA LIBRETTO W100 DUALSCREEN LAPTOP
Toshiba has announced a dualscreen laptop, the Toshiba Libretto W100. This new Toshiba Libretto W100 has dual 7" 1024 x 600 touch screen, along with a virtual keyboard. You can use one screen as the dispaly and one for the keyboard. It powerd by a 1.2GHz Intel Pentium U5400 processor, 2GB of RAM, and Windows 7 Home Premium. And features include 1 megapixel web camera, a microSD card reader and a battery that will give you up to five hours of usage. It is planning to bring it to market for $1,099 within the next few months. Watch it in action.
Friday, June 18, 2010
MARTIAN MEETS WORLD PROMO: ACT III
MARTIAN MEETS WORLD PROMO: ACT III from PRCL$$ CRTVTY on Vimeo.
Here's the last segment of the promo and Scottie comes through once again, IT'S PAUL PIERCE!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
UFFIE - POP THE GLOCK
Uffie - Pop the Glock from Culture Jam on Vimeo.
I got her album recently and it's really the dopest, make sure you check it out.
Friday, June 11, 2010
MARTIAN MEETS WORLD PROMO: ACT II
MARTIAN MEETS WORLD PROMO: ACT II from PRCL$$ CRTVTY on Vimeo.
Put your hands up for Scottie The Martian.
VIDEO CRAZY ONCE AGAIN!!!!
PILL - ON DA KORNER
WIZ KHALIFA - MESMERIZED
TREY SONGZ - ALREADY TAKEN
LADY GAGA - ALEJANDRO
THEOPHILUS LONDON - I WANT YOU
ENJOY.
WIZ KHALIFA - MESMERIZED
TREY SONGZ - ALREADY TAKEN
LADY GAGA - ALEJANDRO
THEOPHILUS LONDON - I WANT YOU
ENJOY.
DRAKE PROMOTING THANK ME LATER IN THE U.K.
FREESTYLE ON TIM WESTWOOD
PART 1 OF THE INTERVIEW WITH DJ SEMTEX
ENJOY.
PART 1 OF THE INTERVIEW WITH DJ SEMTEX
DRAKE | INTERNATIONAL RAP from DJ SEMTEX on Vimeo.
ENJOY.
MARS
MARS! from Joe Bichard and Jack Cunningham on Vimeo.
A short narrative about human interplanetary exploration. Mars! by Joe Bichard and Jack Cunningham.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
MARTIAN MEETS WORLD PROMO: ACT 1
MARTIAN MEETS WORLD PROMO: ACT 1 from PRCL$$ CRTVTY on Vimeo.
Hello Martians, how y'all doing? Finally, I got around to working on my episodes and everything looks promising. So, Martian Meets World is the name of the segment and here is one out of the three promo videos I did for the segment with my friend Scottie, "The most interesting Martian in the world". The actual episodes will be totally different from the promo videos and I will feature a different MARTIAN every episode, so be on the lookout for those in the near future. Anyways, I hope you really enjoy this and make sure you look out for Act 2 dropping next friday. Stay tuned. I'M COMING BABY!
T.I. - YEAH U KNOW (TAKERS)
This movie looks mad dope. P.S I heard Tip produced this movie, if he did, KUDOS my brother.
EMINEM'S RECOVERY SUBTEXT
It will be another month before the world hears his new album, but Eminem may have just offered a glimpse into the project’s artistic themes.
With “Recovery” due June 22, the Detroit rapper released a pair of artful, cryptic cover images today, creating an inevitable stir across the Internet.
The images were shot by Nigel Parry, a London-bred, New York-based photographer who has worked with many of the world’s biggest celebrities. The two shots will function as a dual front cover, which fans can flip around at their whim.
In one, Eminem walks with his back to the camera down an empty road — an apparent reference to the lonely path to recovery, by an artist championing his newfound sobriety.
Of more interest, though, is a striking image set in downtown Detroit that seems rife with symbolism. It’s a sleek, surreal shot portraying Eminem inside a transparent cube — a glass house? — on a deserted Hart Plaza, the Renaissance Center looming behind him. The 37-year-old star is seated on a leather couch, book in hand and glass of milk within reach.
The crisply composed, modernist image will adorn what is likely to be of one of the world’s top-selling albums this year. And it’s ripe for interpretation, which Detroit art connoisseurs were happy to engage in today.
Some compared it with the classic ’70s album covers of artists such as Pink Floyd as they pondered its possible messages: Perhaps it’s a nod to the economic struggles — and fragile comeback hopes — of the auto industry and Detroit. A commentary on his own fame, which has trapped him on display for the world. An allusion to the quiet solace of healing.
“At some level, he seems to be drawing a parallel between his problems and the problems of the city,” said Luis Croquer, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit. “It has this component of transparency, and Detroit is like that at the moment — everyone is looking at Detroit, which is in this bubble. It’s similar to how people look at him under the microscope.
Via freep
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
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