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After months of anticipation DC and Ken Block are proud to be officially launching the Gymkhana THREE Part! The newest chapter in this successful franchise of Gymkhana videos is: Ken Block’s Gymkhana THREE: Part 1; The Music Video Infomercial (feat. The Cool Kids).
This music video features Ken, his Gymkhana Three 2011 Ford Fiesta, Gymkhana style driving, new DC and Ken Block product, with visual and effects — all set to an original track “Clicking (Gymkhana THREE)” that was written and produced by hip-hop duo The Cool Kids.
The previous gymkhana videos have been viewed by more than 70 million viewers worldwide and have won a number of awards.
For more information on Gym3: Part 1 and Ken’s DC apparel, footwear and accessories visit — www.dcshoes.com/gym3.
According to the World Intellectual Property Organization’s website and Dime, Tinker Hatfield and his boys at the Nike Innovative Kitchen have filed patent papers for a shoe with an automatic lacing system, such as seen on the Nike Air Mag from Back to the Future II.
If this technology is to be used in the form of a Marty McFly inspired sneaker it would be the definition of game changer; the perfect intersection between performance and nostalgia. The movie was set in 2015; is a Nike Air Mag “Marty McFly” release on the horizon? Stayed tuned to Nice Kicks for more info!
Check out more photos of the shoes, the lacing system, and the charging system below.
For those that aren’t aware, the Rosenthal brothers have joined forces with Jensen Karp for a new hip hop comedy podcast. And if you’ve caught any of the ItsTheReal sketches you know you’re in for some hilarious antics.
Hype Men is like a tree house built of metaphors and Jay-Z lyrics; it’s a talk amongst friends that’ll branch out into Best Week Ever territory; a place to start off discussing Cam’ron’s oeuvre and end up talking about Sesame Street’s The Count, with the two topics somehow tying together in a very seven degrees of Kevin Bacon game-type way.
In this week’s episode, Jean Grae joins the group to discuss BBQ’n with Lil Mama, run-ins with Tyrese, Slo’Down vs. Nelly, Talib Kweli’s left field collab with Gucci Mane, Nicki Minaj as the Highlander, Michael J. Fox’s bucket list and more.
Continuing his rise to fame, Bruno Mars speaks with Cee-Lo about teaming up with Philip Lawrence (of the Smeezingtons) to help produce the Goodie Mob’s latest track.
Talk about the perfect marriage, we been fans of Cee-Lo for real. And we became labelmates and I was just feeding that to them. We got to get in. I know he’s working on something, we got to do something.’ So he comes in the session, and it was one of the most organic sessions.
We wrote a song and it’s not for radio, obviously, with the title. We’re probably gonna have to work on that. But it was a dream session come true; that was the ideal collaboration. Everyone was just putting their minds together and [we came] up with one of our favorite tracks we’ve ever done… He came in and we started singing it for him. And he’s just, ‘I love that, man. That’s beautiful.’ And we said, ‘Let’s go,’ and that’s all we really had — just that concept — and now it’s blowing up.
Also, Bruno revealed that his debut album Doo-Wops & Hooligans is looking at an October 5th release.
Bad Religion has announced three decade-spanning sets. The band will spend three days at New York City’s Irving Plaza with Off With Their Heads and The Aggrolites. They’re calling these three shows: A Celebration of 30 Years.
October 20th: Playing songs from How Can Hell Be Any Worse? to No Control
October 26th: Playing songs from Against the Grain to No Substance
October 27th: Playing songs from The New America to The New Maps of Hell and Beyond
Wait a minute! No Substance and The New America? Could it really be?
Tickets go on sale August 28th at 12pm for $27.50 and VIP 3 Day Passes will also be available for $99.00.
The 3 Day VIP Passes include:
- a ticket to all 3 shows
- front of line access
- a group photo taken with the band one hour prior to doors on 10/26
- a copy of the new CD
- a limited edition poster created just for this event.
So far we’ve heard “Lights” and “Barricade” from Interpol’s upcoming self-titled fourth collection. The guys stay mopey and mid-tempo on “Memory Serves.” (Thanks for the tip, Kunal).
According to the World Intellectual Property Organization’s 
