Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Music
This is a scene from the French movie "La Haine". I was feeling that funky french rap, so I went to go find out who it was by. Doesn't that clip make you want to watch the movie? Why is he pulling a piece out for? Hmm...
A little search goes a long ways these days. Bringing it back to 1995 with this one. This is a remix of Expression Direkt - Mon Esprit Part en Couille. Made especially for the movie since it wasn't released on their cd. Now only if I knew French...
Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Fashion, Hypebeast
The mid-cut Rollins model from Clae features a mix of leather and heavy nylon, along with some metal details. The Rollins originated as a hiking shoe and this shoe definitely mixes that trailblazing ruggedness along with a luxary appeal. You can get these kicks in four colors for fall in Grape, Black, Lichen (brown) and Stone. These kicks are priced at $140 right now and can be purchased directly from Clae. 
I'm really feeling the simplicity of this shoe. Reminds me of those simple Greedy Genius/aLife stylized kicks.
Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Cars
The Roadster 722 S gets the engine that was offered in last year's 722 Edition—a heavily modified variation of the supercharged 5.4-liter, three-valve V-8. Torque is up from 575 lb-ft in the regular SLR to 605 lb-ft in the 722 S. Speed is accomplished in a mind bending 3.7 seconds from 0 to 62 mph, down 0.1 from the regular SLR roadster, and reported top speed is up 2 to 208 mph.
Posted by The A of DNA | Catergory Art, Lifestyle
It's gonna be rainy season soon here in Southern California so get your umbrellas ready. Here's a special one that lets the rain know just how you're feeling. I personally love the rain, but I thought I'd share this for you ... rain haters...Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Art
Take a look at the work by London street artist Slinkachu. He has been compared to Banksy in the press, the 28-year-old Devonian creates very tiny diorama’s and if your not careful you just might step on his display! His work is glued down, on walls, gutters, cracks, sidewalks, polls, manholes, you name it everything is game.
Urban Swimming Pool.Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Fashion, Hypebeast
The Blazer High Premium features a black leather upper with a wood grain design on the toe and mid-sole. Furthermore, a red stitched line at the back part of the sneaker adds a nice countering effect. Lastly, a white swoosh finishes off this subtle Blazer High. Available now at Mita Sneakers.
Attention to detail is key.Posted by The A of DNA | Catergory Lifestyle
Introducing the Pixel Couch by UK designer Cristian Zuzunaga. 
Designers Mike and Maaike used Google's image search to find the world's most exclusive jewelry. They "stole" low-resolution photographs of the jewelry, and had the results printed onto leather.
And now we have here..... Pixel Coasters...
Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Art
Belgian artist Benjamin Verdonck has taken performance art to a new height with his new installation “The Great Swallow” in Rotterdam, Netherlands. 50 meters above the city square on the side of the 13th floor of the Wenna Tower,Verdonck’s new home is, according Benjamin, constructed of “the crowns of 23 silver birches, two straw bales, one bucket of spit, three bags of sand, twelve buckets of glue, and nineteen cans of polyurethane foam.” Living within the confines of his new nest, the artist has seen a lot of debris fall down to passerbyers at street level including feathers, a giant egg, and vast amounts of bird shit. It is not known how long he will live in the nest or what the artist’s final stunt will be, but it could end with a caravan of ambulances to the ER room. 
Testing his luck.
Would you trust that nest?
Going to the bathroom got a lot easier.
Newborn.
He may have gone over the edge with this one.Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Music
If you don't know about Santogold yet...You do now.These are a few of my favorite tracks from her.
I don't usually check for Blaqstarr, but this is his new joint that's been floating around the internet. It's produced by Diplo & Switch who are known for making killer beats. The "Get Off" definitely has top quality production, but the vocals don't seem to be mastered yet.Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Events, Photography
Being rediculously good looking is hard isn't it?
There was a little promiscuous activity going on around starboard.
The Sexxxytime Crew!
Somewhere along the lines somebody threw over a lifepreserver. Who did it?!?! I went to go photograph the deckhand trying to reel it in only to hear the Captain blare out over the microphone "Get that fucking photographer out of there"...Hahaha...I still got the shot.
DJ Vivie Ann whom described her set as "Choose Your Own Adventure".
Imported from France.
A sight from the J'Adore Condor IV as we were heading off to sea.
Once we landed back at Sea Landing we headed over to Chef Karims for a buffet and caberea show. The food was superb by the way. Some of the best brocolli I had ever had in my life.
The ladies starting their show.
Nicole hitting the matrix.
I can't even comment on this...All I can say is...Wow...
Another satisfied customer. 
I had to grab a shot of the Captain of Sexxxytime (George) & Vivie Ann, so we went searching for her everywhere. I caught these two ladies during a ciaggerette break. We searched the entire Chef Karims & even went up to Soho without finding the ever elusive DJ. We were just about to head out when people come running up to us letting us know that she was here! 
Alas the photo we were waiting for.
I had a great time at Sexxxytime and I was working! George & Erica definately know how to throw a party. Just working on these photos made me smile. I can't really explain why. Maybe it's because I can't complain...Ever...This is my job...Capturing perhaps, what is, some of the best moments of peoples lives...Haha...It trips me out sometimes.
To view the entire set visit DNAEvents.com and head over to the Sexxxytime Gallery.
Posted by The D of DNA | Catergory Art, Lifestyle
Normally, New York City residents yearning for a glimpse of a waterfall had to head upstate to Niagara. Now the trip is as close as the New York Harbor. As of this morning, four massive waterfalls created by 41-year-old Danish-Icelandic artist OLAFUR ELIASSON went into commission there, churning 35,000 gallons of East River water per minute over their manmade precipices. Following in the footsteps of conceptual art grandstander Christo who draped Central Park in yellow fabric in 2005, Eliasson sought to create an elaborate spectacle with the installation, officially titled “New York City Waterfalls,” and in the eyes of NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg, it’s bound to be a cash cow: “We estimate that the project will generate more than $55 million in economic activity for our city,” he announced this morning at the falls’ dedication ceremony. At a cost of $15.5 million (the majority of funds came from private donors, the city ponied up $2 million), that’s not a bad return on investment if ol’ Bloomie is correct in his estimation that “tens of thousands” of tourists will flock to the city to get a glimpse of Eliasson’s aesthetically spare constructions (water’s always beautiful, but the mechanisms resemble little more than elaborate scaffolding).
Posted by Devy | Catergory Photography
Look at how small I am compared to this cross. If your ever in San Francisco you should check it out. You'll see it from far distances. Its near the city college in SF. Just follow the hill then you'll hike a little ways up there. Its worth the view. But I couldn't take pics of the view or see it this time because construction was going on. Perfect timing, eh? Here is your history lesson for today.
Since I couldn't get a picture of a nice view from Mt. Davidson, I went to Turtle Hill. A hill located in the Sunset district of San Francisco. You get a pretty nice view of things from up there. Check it out.
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