New York Skater, Ian Reid, comes out with a second film after his first video, "Ian Reid's - Sex, Skate, Hood and Videotape", achieved great buzz and success. This video, "The

Puma definetly has a large involvement in bike culture and have maintained a strong presence supporting innovations in the bike community. Their newest contribution is the "I-Cycle Film...

With the successful debut of its first DVD, Bootleg Sessions Project is going for another round. The project is a documentary of a very diverse group of cyclists all...

As part of some of Japan's most well-known skaters/bikers in T19 and realmad HECTIC, YOPS has announced the debut of their instructional DVD set, Fixed Gear Bike "First Step". With a strong fixed gear culture in Japan, T19 and the HECTIC crew make formidable teachers as they ride you through back riding, skids, back circles, lift ups and wheelies. As this represents Chapter 1, we expect a full out series on the way down the road.

For Rodolphe Marconi and much of the rest of the fashion world, heralded designer Karl Lagerfeld has presented himself as a bit of an enigma. In an attempt to understand a man that has such a huge impact on fashion, filmmaker Rodolphe Marconi set out to create the Lagerfeld Confidential, a film which features an in-depth look into Lagerfeld's life. Everything from his design process and interviews to partying with the stars are seen in a film which entered the cutting room with over 150 hours of filming. Available now at colette.

For the screening of "Deathbowl to Downtown," 5Boro Skateboards is issuing a limited series of two deck sets (50 pairs) to help promote the movie. The Deathbowl deck has an old school shape and the Downtown deck is of the more modern/current style. Pictured below are Felix Arguelles and Eli Gesner, NYC OG pro and DC brand manager Jeff Pang with Jocko Weyland (wrote the movie, among other things), more local notables Mike Hernandez and Rodney Torres, and the man himself, Steve Rodriguez of 5Boro.

Skateboarding's street revolution owes a big part to Manhattan. "Deathbowl…" is the first film to really explore skateboarding's urban history in-depth, including many of the 70's pioneers and current players in the game. Chloe Sevigny narrates the film and major artists, such as the Beastie Boys, have contributed music. The NYC preview of "Deathbowl to Downtown – The Evolution of Skateboarding in New York City," is happening May 8, at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center. Attendees of will receive a custom giftbag designed by Worship Worthy and graphic designer Steve NIsh containing the an elephant print Nike SB wallet, Nike SB Staple Design Pigeon socks, Keep Koozie, 5Boro skateboard magnets, and a Mountain Dew Green Label Art Bottle designed by Chuck Anderson. Deathbowl to Downtown Screening BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center 199 Chambers Street (Greenwich and West Streets) May 8, 7:00 PM Reception / 8:30 PM Screening After-party at the Waterfront (aka The Tunnel) 224 12th Avenue at 27th St. 10 PM – 2 AM Paul Sevigny will DJ Open Bar provided by Mountain Dew

The highly anticipated and widely acclaimed Bomb It documentary is debuting (trailer seen above) tonight in New York at Cinema Village. The documentary is a comprehensive look at the world of graffiti from a worldly perspective as his travels take him around the globe in search of the world's greatest writers and opinions on pertinent issues including the economical and societal implications. In anticipation of a full debut of his film, director Jon Reiss also gave an extensive interview with Daily News regarding the purpose and production of the film. Source: Alan Ket

Teaming up with the 2005 House music documentary The UnUsual Suspects, Stussy has released a special tee based on the Italian version of the movie. Unfortunately for Italian fans of the movie and Stussy, the blue t-shirt set is not for sale. Source: Slam Jam

Earlier today, we showed you the video of Kobe Bryant's jump over a moving Aston Martin. With all the talk surrounding Nike's uber impressive Hyperdunk sneaker, it is difficult not to believe in its technology. Many wondered whether it was authentic or not. After all, Los Angeles is within very close proximity to Hollywood. Kobe breaks down the truth before a recent Laker game. Source: ESPN