BBC/Ice Cream on NYC Fashion Night Out
Filed under: BBC, NYCPics after the jump of the many many people who came out for BBC/Ice Cream’s part of NYC’s Fashion’s Night Out
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Pics after the jump of the many many people who came out for BBC/Ice Cream’s part of NYC’s Fashion’s Night Out
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Beat is CRAZY!!! But it almost seems like this is a commercial more than a video
Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream Photo shoot in The New Order & honeyee Magazines.
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Well, you know how much the crew over at BP_TOW appreciate Skateboard P and TM, so here is a little update on the collab piece between the two and Jacob the Jeweler called “The Simple Things” that was unveiled at Art Basel in Switzerland recently. from NY Mag:
The collaboration between Takashi Murakami, Pharrell Williams, and Jacob & Co. was finally unveiled at Art Basel, and it sold within twenty minutes for a whopping $2 million.
catch the entire piece and a clip of Pharrell explaining his inspiration and other things after the jump
Damn! Damn! Damn!
I gotta get to the point in my life where when I think of something, I can make it happen..
images from BBC Blog
I think we gotta get Dunny to do this one day with every BP shirt we have ever released…
Speaking on the BBC’s World Football Phone In, MLS analyst Sean Wheelock indicated that the league is seriously considering shifting its schedule to an Apertura/Clausura format much like the leagues in Argentina and Mexico for 2009. The feeling is that Major League Soccer is attracting more and more international footballers who are part of their national team setup.
Shifting to a new calendar will allow for the league to take the summer and the coldest months of the winter off. Speculation is that the Apertura season would begin in August and end in November while the Clausura would being in February and end in late May.
Image via Flickr
An interesting little tid bit coming out of the Daily Mail today as former England and Arsenal hero Ian Wright quit his England Match post with the BBC after feeling like he was becoming the “Court Jester”.
The 44 year old, who’s earnings from the show were earning him 50 thousand Pound, has had a long term deal with the BBC since 2001, starring and hosting such shows as I’d do Anything, Friends Like These, Surviving the Kalahari and the National Lottery Show.
image via WSoccer