Here’s Marilyn Mickey…He was walking around the park yesterday greeting all the children.

Native Youth: The representation of a young powerful movement ready for battle. Ready to stand for what they believe in and defend at any cost.   A medicine stick and two arrows depicting the weapons as tools. The arrows to fight for what we believe and the medicine to stick to heal what may hurt us. Inside all of us lies a rebel son that will strive to reach goals and a stay motivated to achieve them. Nothing can stop you. Celebrate The Difference. Purchase Native Youth.

Robbie Maddison and Levi LaVallee discuss the science behind their world record attempt at Red Bull: New Year. No Limits. 2011.

If Red Bull really gives you wings, these guys should be able to do this with ease. Celebrate The Difference, putting it all on the line to be what you are about.

Last night was definitely something to remember. I admit ; I am not the greatest Morrissey fan…and I surely realized this walking toward the entrance of the Shrine in Los Angeles. People were die hard as fu*k!…Crying, screaming, laughing, jumping…mainly just having a good time.

Once we got inside we hit the bars to get a good buzz before Moz got on stage. Soon the bars were packed and the bathroom line started looking insane. We got the rest of our drinks and headed for our seats. I didn’t realize how close we were  until I got inside the actual theater area. I’ve never seen a show at the shrine so I didn’t know how personnel the seating was. It was awesome knowing we were about to see Morrissey 15 feet away from us. I mean…we didn’t get seats as good as the Olsen twins who were sitting literally underneath his ball sack.

I’m not hating though; it was dope that they were in attendance too. Soon after we sat down the lights dimmed and the opening act came on. I was un-familiar with the singer (Kristeen Young) but she was pretty cool.You can listen to her stuff on you tube I think…(If you’re interested…)

Kristeen Young finished her set and walked off stage…now it was time for the main show. Morrissey walks out and the crowd cries, screams, dies, all at the same time. The show was bad ass and Morrisey is still the illest…even though he didn’t play ‘Ask’ or  ‘Please Please Please’. I know, I know…these are The Smiths songs, but it didn’t hurt to wish. He had an epic performance as the crowd scream when he walked off stage. They started chanting “More-ah-see” ,More-ah-see”. Two minutes later he walked back out and ceiling almost fell when he played an encore performance of ‘STILL ILL’!!!!!  Morrisey  represents everything our brand slogan stands for..he as an individual and a performer truly embodies the message to CELEBRATE THE DIFFERENCE.

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Rodrigo Reyes, a budding film maker and brother of my good friend is embarking on one of his most ambitious projects in which he documents the activity on the US-Mexico Border, telling a story in a provocative way.

My film imagines the border as if it was Purgatory, a mythical place where human beings must suffer to cleanse their sins. Just like in the work of Dante, this film is an intense, unforgettable journey into one of the most critical areas on the planet.

‘Purgatorio’ is a documentary that explores some of the most shocking events currently taking place along the U.S/Mexico border. The film strives to tell these stories in way that is creative, unique and visually stunning by re-imagining the border as a place of Purgatory.

We are not a team of journalists seeking to tell a story that will make the headlines. This has already been achieved. Rather, we are a small team of professional artists striving to transport viewers to a place that is known to many only through the slanted lens of the media. Our film will open the minds of audience members to a complex world of turmoil, suffering, hope, and unexpected beauty. We are going to a foreign place that is close to home for many of us.

Sorry Lebron…You tried to take the cheater road to victory…