Classic boot maker, Palladium has teamed up with Bodega, one of Boston’s premier hubs for urban culture for a very interesting collaboration. The two have decided to put a creative spin on one of Palladium’s most iconic silhouettes, the infamous Baggy Boot. Quality craftsmanship and modern details combine resulting in a very well executed (extremely limited) boot that can handle any conditions or terrain the urban warrior may encounter. More details and images as we get closer to the November 6th release date. For now, enjoy these preview images.

Paying homage to the late hip hop legened, Roc Raida, FLuD watches redesigns its infamous turntable watch in honor to the great DJ. All proceeds from the sale of the Tableturn Roc Raida support the late DJ’s wife and three children. The watch retails for $90 and can be purchased only by e-mailing the FLüD team at ROC RAIDA.

First look at Crooks & Castles Holiday 2010 collection.

Kid Cudi is taking it back to the funky-psychedelic-’fro wearing-70s in his new video “Erase Me”. Featuring the rap rebel, Kanye West the eclectic duo have surpassed the limits to what a rapper can do, and look like. So press play, and check it out for yourself.

Concepts has redesigned the streetwear boat shoe, Sperry to fit to their own “concept”. Adding rustic detailing to the Sperry Bahama Chukka sillhoute, the collab is versatile for the sporatic precipation of autumn. Inspired by vintage naval outerwear the Concepts x Sperry chukka features tan nubuck leather, navy blue duck canvas and a structured wool ribbing around the ankle. The boot will be out this Ocober 15th.

The Strand Craft 122 superyacht / supercar combo we first told you about back in May has moved beyond the concept stage into a production-ready rocketship. The first example has just been listed for sale by Sweden’s Gray Design via global online luxury marketplace JamesList for about $27.5 million, with a slated delivery date of October 2013. The sleek 125-ft. craft will be able to reach a top speed of 55 knots (about 63.4 MPH) with the use of her optional Rolls-Royce KaMeWa boosters kicking out over 14,000 hp. High gloss mahogany inlays on the foredeck and all-glass atrium covering the cockpit deliver the best facets of both open and closed yachting in one razor sharp high-tech package.

The retro-futuristic Art Deco interior features four large, bedrooms, reception and leather-upholstered salon areas alongside comfortable crew cabins. Elliptical bulletproof windows that stretch halfway across the hull and enough Greek marble to recreate Athens round out the fancy finishes. One of the more intriguing things is the specially handcrafted carbon fiber supercar, nicknamed Tender, that comes with it. It’s a completely one-off design closely resembling the genetic form and fashion of the mothership. With a rear mounted, 880hp twin-turbo V12 engine it has an estimated 375 km/h (about 230 MPH) top speed and a 0-60 mph time of 3.2 seconds. A hydraulic garage door raises upwards and deploys a retractable ramp to become a dockside driveway.

*What more can you say about this. A rocketship that can be navigated on two types of terrain?! The only way it could be better is if the bath tubs lifted up and the walls did a 360. And Jadakiss was the captain.

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Fall is in full swing and we are clearing out the 10.Deep headquarters. This weekend, from Friday, October 15th- Sunday, October 17th, join us for our first sample sale in nearly a year in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

AMP Energy is teaming up with The Seventh Letter Crew to document the “7th Day Project.” Released on the 7th day of each month, the “7th Day Project” films capture behind-the-scenes footage of six top street artists and how they work.

The first artist featured in this series is KRUSH, an artist known for his “Digitalia” — a sketch-less, improvisational form of complex lettering. He grew up being influenced by West Coast graffiti style, and joined the Angels Will Rise (AWR) and The Seventh Letter (T7L) families in the 90’s. Currently, Krush is an accomplished graphic designer and artist, bringing his vision to the streets and to galleries around the world using a mix of traditional & digital media. Watch as he creates a massive mural in Los Angeles.

60 Minutes gets up close and personal with the biggest selling artist of this decade, Mr. Marshall Mathers. Anderson Cooper has the honor of interviewing Eminem, check it out.

As usual, Banksy is able to stir up controversy through his imagery, this time via the opening credits for the Simpsons. Banksy  takes shots by showing “Asian” workers laboring over Simpsons merchandise, a nod to the reports stating the producers outsource a lot of the animation to a company in South Korea. You judge for yourself, either way, congrats to Banksy, a UK  artist, making his mark on the Simpsons.