Might be the weirdest movie casting ever in wife. Omarion, Rob Van Dam, Dave Bitch... I mean Batista, and Ja Rule? I need Ja Rule to make sense of this movie. But fuck it I won't be seeing this movie it looks corny as shit. And R.I.P. to whoever sees this movie. And *DEAD* at RVD slapping the shit out of Ja Rule on some nigga wheres my money shit. HoSitDown.net
Saw these last night on GTDS last night. Dope sneaker for real, I like it a lot *Forest Gump voice*. I might scoop me a pair. Of course not for retail though. I got the Black/Teal pair already which are a must copp. And I need another Colorway to complete my Griffey 1 collection and these should do. Or the Black/red pair but I need those for the price of on the house 8o 8o 8o 
Part 3 of the Air Jordan 25th Silver Anniversary reveals itself as arguably one of the strongest previews to-date. The fan-favorite Air Jordan III, VIII and XIII is seen alongside more modern Jordan signatures, the XIX and the XX3. There are still two more parts (a total of 5) to come, check back for more details.
In a continuation of a series of previews into the Air Jordan 25th Silver Anniversary collection, part 2 brings the following early looks. Like the previous batch, and a theme consistent throughout the whole collection, all white uppers and outsoles mark each release. Seen here are the Air Jordans II, VII, XII, XVII, and XX2. No word yet on a release date.
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To commemerate the Air Jordan franchise’s 25th anniversary, the brand has created a series of sneakers under the theme of the “Silver Anniversary Collection”. 25 different shoes will undergo an all-white treatment as the part 1 preview features the I, VI, XI, XVI and XX1. Stay tuned for more details and unveilings.
This year the Black/Varsity Maize colourway has meant one thing – Livestrong. The charity’s biggest project of this year has seen a swarm of collaborations between Lance Armstrong’s charity, Nike Sportswear and a host of third parties. This Air Force 1 has been designed by L.A. based retailers Undefeated. No strangers to the Air Force One, Undefeated’s latest effort features Livestrong’s aforementioned colourway and “ONYOURBIKEKID” slogan etched on to the midsole. Sadly for fans of the project, this shoe ends the Nike x Livestrong collection, with the last release taking place on December 4th at various retailers, including Paris’ Opium and colette.
Perhaps the Nike Air Max Lebron VII to create the most buzz thus far has been the “Red Carpet pair. However, the black/gold/white pair and the Phantom have each added to the Nike Air Max Lebron VII sneakerworld stir. We now bring you a look at what very well might be another huge player in the Nike Air Max Lebron VII line. Pictured here you’ll see a Lebron VII in a pretty simple white colorway with red accents on the NIke swoosh, outsole, and ankle lining. Moreover, like the Red Carpet pair, these come with no flywire (NFW) design on the mid-panels. How do you think this pair ranks with the other three aforementioned pairs of the Nike Air Max Lebron VII?
Arguably their best monthly drop in quite sometime, Nike SB prepares for its November 2009 footwear lineup to hit retailers stateside. Featured amongst the stand-out releases is this pair of Dunk Hi’s, boasting a simple Varsity Red/Blue suede upper with a Light Grey swoosh, White midsoles, and Red translucent outsoles. For those not willing to wait it out, Korean retailer Kasina now has them in stock.
Referencing back to its golden age, Nike SB looks to make a comeback amongst sneaker heads with this new interpretation of the Dunk Low. Resembling a mash-up of classic Nike Dunk designs (Holland, Hunters, Hemps), the shoes pair Orange suede uppers/midsoles with a Black leather swoosh and Hemp panels. A release can be expected soon at select Nike SB stockists, while Kasina now has them in stock within the retailer’s online store.
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Taking cues from the original Gino Iannucci series, Nike SB offers a new dunk low pairing Obsidian/Grey suede with Black perforated Leather and mesh. A White midsole and detailing tie the design together, wrapped as a present, and ready to be purchased by the SB faithful, although there’s still no indicator that the stuffed tongue from season’s past will ever reemerge. Available now through Kasina and other select Nike SB retail accounts.
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Earlier this week, we informed you of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII “China Moon” dropping this weekend. However, looking forward to the future, Nike will soon release this Air Max LeBron VII White/Black-Turquoise also know as the “Red Carpet”.
The “Red Carpet” LeBron VII obviously features the same silhouette, however, its texture makeup sets this particular sneaker apart from the rest. Instead of the ever-so-popular flywire design on the side panels, this LeBron VII owns a woven-like attribute on the side panels As for the color makeup, this shoe owns a predominately white and black base with minimal turquoise and hot red accents throuhout the base. No word on when this shoe will release stateside; meanwhile, click here to view detailed photos
YEP A NEW MR. JEFFERSON MIXTAPE IS COMING SOON(THATS ALL I'M GONNA SAY)...
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Even the the Nike Air Hoop Structure has been met with great success, Nike hasn’t forgotten about its original component: the Nike Air Structure Triax. The Nike Air Structure Triax 91 has come in a white/white-electric green-blue sapphire colorway for the Spring of 2010. The shoe consists of a white leather, suede, and mesh upper, with a white patent leather swoosh to match the patent leather tongue. The patent leather ankle panel and outsole are both donned in blue sapphire, with electric green accents on the midsole and stitching on the shoe. Grey has been added to the midsole as well to give this shoe some depth. All in all, this is a clean shoe for any occasion, and will be released in March 2010.
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It’s been a couple of months since we got any buzzworthy Nike Delta Force news. Last May the females were treated to a pink and gold colorway of the Nike Delta Force High; now, the High’s are getting some more attention. Reportedly a part of Nike’s increasingly enticing Holiday collection, two Delta Force High AC’s in a burgundy/white colorway and black/white colorway are the most recent recipients getting vulcanized treatment from Nike. Start saving up now as these should be releasing as early as October and as late as November.
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Kevin Garnett and his signature Air Flightposite II sneakers helped bring Nike into the new millennium with a bang. Now, almost ten years later, the model is ready to see a long overdue retrofitting. Previewed in June, we now have some more detailed images of the Black/Black colorway from the model’s two-part 2010 release. Although the shoe no longer bares the Garnett name, the model appears to be otherwise unchanged, the hidden laces and sleek silhouette still creating that undeniably futuristic look. Scheduled to hit retailers on January 16th, the release will certainly be a good start to the new year.
Nike has once again joined forces with legendary graffiti artist Futura. Hot on the heels of the Livestrong FLOM Dunk, the pair have this time worked with a Nike Air Force 1. Appearing in a Navy/White-Orange colourway with Futura’s signature logo on the tongue, the soles feature Nike’s “Be True” Slogan, in Futura’s iconic typography. A sample pair is now available at OSneaker, whilst a worldwide release is coming soon.
