Globe’s bearded one Chris Haslam is on that Epicly Later’d programme on VBS. No point telling you what VBS is because if you haven’t seen it already, you must have been living under a rock, or you’re dead. Or both.
Anyway, Haslam shows us around the ‘set’ of his recent section in United By Fate and hopes there isn’t asbestos in the roof.
The Outsider Festival is taking place in Singleton Park, Swansea, on September 1st.
The festival will have a whole load of stuff to do, watch and listen to, with graffiti demos, radio control cars hacking it all over the place, skate and BMX competitions, and trail bike displays.
Music will be pumped into your ears via Sons of Thunder, The Groundnuts & Independents, Filthy Habits, Galanastra and Nozzle.
Oh yeah, and it’s free to get in, so you’ve got no bloody excuse not to go.
Death Skateboards have launched their assault on where your votes land soon for this years Big Push with a new video teaser on the Docu site.
Look out for the DVD that will come free on the front of Document Magazine in September.
Jason Hernandez has put another little edit on the Habitat Field Log website featuring Stefan Janoski, Austyn Gilette and Kyle Leeper with the smoothest skating I’ve seen in a while.
The hype for the Inhabitants video is going to be big if the skating is on this level, but this has just frustrated me so much. Look how good the weather is! I’m booking my ticket to California right now.
Stevie Williams and his Dirty Ghetto Kids dropped into Bay Sixty6 Skatepark today for a demo as part of the DGK/Reebok Tour.
Team riders Jack Curtin, Lenny Rivas, Marcus McBride and Stevie are 11 days into a tour that has cracked ledges in Serbia and Germany so far and most kids left Bay Sixty 6 stoked.
Look out for some words with Stevie Williams on this site in the next week…
Adidas have updated their website with new colours, clothes, photos and shoes.
Go over to www.adidas.com to see what kicks The Gonz, Booze ‘n’ Tits and err, Tim O’Connor are wearing these days.
The balance ballerinas of Jason Dill, Chris Roberts, Kenny Anderson, Jereme Rogers, Dennis Busenitz, Joey Brezinski, Brandon Biebel, and Ronnie Creager were all in attendance at the Red Bull Manny Mania event.
The guys set about wearing out only one pair of wheels as they put on a display of the most ridiculous manual skills since Rodney Mullen lost his front truck on the way to the newsagents.
Check the video of what went down over at the Transworld website, kindly filmed by Jason Lee, no less.
The Megaramp crew of Danny Way, Rene Rene, and Dave Duncan have written a song recounting Jake Brown’s recent cheating of death at the X-Games with the song“Tearing Down The Walls”, which is bound to be a club smash this year, maybe.
You can hear their beats and rhymes at www.myspace.com/megaramp
Series 2 kicks off tonight at 9pm on Sky channel 144, Sumo TV.
This episode features a Casual trip to Boulogne, a Boardroom in Leicester Park check up, courtesy of Spt and the Plan B demo at Saffron Walden for part 1. Part 2 has the Vans team at Revolution, Duffs Concrete Carnage at Romford and Casual at the new park in Swalecliffe.
The first episode will be up on the web via the Casual site, www.casualskateboarding.com on Wednesday.
There’s a sneak peak at the new title sequence (rough version) up on the Casual site at the moment, for those who don’t want to wait till tonight. Of course, anyone wanting to submit music or edits get in touch via the Casual website.
