My favorite porn star with my favorite kind of paint. Tera Patrick for Ralph Magazine, via Complex

This Wallpaper Magazine fashion editorial spread is just bizarre. Models with animals, choking chickens, strange shit, and then there was this one (above). Image featured in this month’s wallpaper. Photographed by Marcus Gaab. More images from this spread can be found online.

In God We Trust is our favorite Brooklyn Store. Or is it now our favorite Soho store? IGWT opened their second store in Soho this summer, which seems to be the new trend amongst Brooklynstores. Start in Brooklyn expand to Manhattan. Anyway, they have been bestowed the honor of being on one of the best shopping streets in NYC. Owner/designer/creator Shana Tabor, creates amazing jewelry from axes to dagger to gold teeth, as well as beautiful clothing for your girl. Also there is men’s denim and dress shirts. In God We Trust also features a bevy of homegrown Brooklyn designers. So if you are out in the city this weekend stop in and tell them the twbe has spread the word. To learn more check out this editorial piece on refinery29.

You may ask yourself what does the Public Enemy Logo mean? Or not, but anyway the story behind the logo is laded to rest. Chuck D: “I designed it in 1986. As a graphic graduate, I did it as a combo of two former groups. When the Public Enemy group and concept was signed to Def Jam in 1986, I simply moved the logo from the other dormant situation to PE. It was tightened up for the upcoming ads and album “Yo! Bum Rush The Show” in 1987 by New York artist Eric Haze. For the longest time, rumors had said it was a state trooper in the target scope, but the truth was it was a b-boy of that time where fedoras and Kangols were the hats of choice. I silhouetted E-Love, LL Cool J’s right-hand man, in a fanzine named “Right On” with Magic Marker, X-acto-knifed it out then layed a target scope over it, using Wite-Out within the blackened figure. After some runs through the copier – presto.” Via Pictogram

If like most of the world you were unable to buy a piece from Ian Francis’ sold out show at Blk/Mrkt Gallery, don’t despair. For a limited time, 4 giclee prints in editions of 25 will be available through the gallery. Get them quick, here

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ARTINFO has a nice little feature on the crew behind the Obey Machine.

Joseph O. Holmes

yup. thanks Hallie!

You can eat them at The Inn at Little West 12th (7 9th ave. NYC). This Canadian style restaurant features the traditional dish of French Fries with Cheese curd and gravy. The World’s Best thing to eat after you have drank way too much. The only bad thing…..the meatpacking district.

Kate Moss in her younger days. Photographer unknown.

Johans Golv decorative tiles are warm and softer than ceramic. They are created from a special mix of concrete/polymer mix. Drop tiles are available at www.johansgolv.se.tel:46.8 753 0614 (Sweden)

He has a coked-out cat named Dinger, whose name is British slang for “syringe”.
He is banned from London.
During this ban from London, he was arrested for suspicion of drugs in London.
Kate Moss

Paul Schiek

Josh Keyes has a print available at Limited Addiction Gallery. The edition size is 50, and it is a giclee that measures 18″ x 13″. Don’t sleep!

Elle Macpherson intimates, ad campaign uses one part sexy girl alone in her undies, two parts myspace pages. To read more about the story check out

This lovely either lives in St. Tropez or was visiting when her picture was snapped by Xavier Cariou for Style.com. wow.

Our first muse, Gemma Ward is on the cover of I-D magazine, titled “Grow UP”, she is a pretty one I tell you.

We missed this one last week from SuperTouch, 2007 marks the thirty year anniversary of one of punk rock

Could this be the new nano? 9to5mac.com has posted some pictures , the rumors are a flowing but the jury is still out.