Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck "Heaven Can Wait"
Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.
Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.
Photographer Ryan Allan has a way of making the already perfect Vans sk8-hi look that much more appealing with the photo above and seriously, the rest of his portfolio just blows me away. Look out for him everywhere and not just on the skate scene. -Jen
New works on paper from three old friends in Los Angeles—Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons and Geoff McFetridge. Opening this Saturday.
Space 15 Twenty's new shoe boutique opens this Friday, with a special performance by DJ Lynnetic and shoes from Candela NYC, Colonial Madness, Dr. Martens, Frye, Toms, Marais and oh so much more. They're even stocking scents from Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, and if you stop by on opening night, you can sample goodies from the Green Truck and Minx Nails.
These shoes were made for shopping! Seriously, they were.
To go along with the release of their new album, Raditude, Weezer is also releasing two, limited-edition Weezer Snuggies. Now you can watch TV on the couch with Grandma without losing your indie-rock cred.
Jesse Spears is currently subletting my friends house in LA who has literally 20 huge stacks of vintage Easyriders magazines and so it's no surprise that she claims her latest painting was inspired by her. I'm sure the magazines didn't hurt either. These are the kind of incredible drawings that end up as the raddest tattoos. -Jen
Woolly Pockets are breathable garden containers that make it easy to build vertical gardens and landscape walls, ceilings, furniture, and rooms full of naked people.
Obey and The Crosby have teamed up to throw a costume party this Friday, October 30th from 9pm to 2am. Photobooth, psychedelic visuals, djs and real ghosts included.
This Saturday, The Reformation Pop-Up shop opens at Space 15 Twenty, featuring Reformed, Reformation, Chris Habana, Made Her Think, Veda, tons of vintage and DJ Zach Rosencrantz. It's pretty much a guaranteed good time.
A perfect pre-Halloween video—haunting and beautiful at the same time.
This Saturday, Main Street: An Exhibition of Video Art and Animation opens at Gallery Space at Space 15 Twenty. Curated by David Jacob Kramer, the show features the work of Peter Sutherland, Lori D., Andrew Jeffrey Wright, Andrew Sutherland, Miranda July, Lucky Dragons, Kris Moyes, Jacob Ciocci and Melanie Bonajo.
Dead Man's Bones is going on tour. They made their own commercial. With a little help...
In an interview very much worth reading, Devendra Banhart complained to Pitchfork "...the labels have released the videos without me seeing them—incomplete videos that make no sense and make me look even dumber than
I am." Could be why he's releasing this 'unofficial' video for "Walillamdzi" (oh, Devandra...) off of his upcoming major label debut, What Will We Be. (Via Stereogum.)
Filed under OMG we missed it: Troop Beverly Hills: The Experience. It was yesterday. Though looks like Jenny Lewis didn't make it, either.
Australian brand Third Drawer Down has enlisted Miranda July to scribe two pillowcases. One says "Here you will dream of endless kissing," and the other says "Here you will dream of people you admire exposing your fraudulence." It makes choosing which side of the bed to sleep on all the more important.
The Where the Wild Things Are pop-up is open and looking amazing. Check out the Space 15 Twenty flickr set from the opening night party.

This Saturday, from 7-10pm, stop by Space 15 Twenty for the opening of the Where the Wild Things Are pop-up shop and gallery, featuring handmade Wild Things costumes by Christian Joy and music by Squeak E. Clean.
When I spotted this photo of my friend Chrissie Miller of Sophomore and her friend Hilary Rosenman and their incredible nails, I had to ask Chrissie immediately what the deal was. Turns out it's Minx Nail Coverings and while I've never spent a dime getting my nails done before, the leopard print is just too amazing not to try at least once. X - Jen


