madnw:

As some of you have already heard, we’ve been selected to premiere The Otherside at SIFF! This is great news for us and we couldn’t think of a better place to debut our film than to the city that helped bring it to life. 

We are scheduled to screen on Friday, May 31st and Sunday, June 2nd. If you’re interested in attending, the SIFF box office opens tomorrow morning. Be sure to get tickets early, as we are unsure of their capacity. 

Thanks,

- the MADNW crew

thespeakingspook:

University of California and its affiliates,

We, the Black Student Union, will no longer stand for the continuous disrespect of our community.

How many of our freshman will have to move out of their dorms due to racial harassment?
How many times will we be disrespected and demonized for…

gotemcoach:

Jesus H. Christ

this is too legendary to not reblog

sk8namastex:

interesting. 

this is fresh, i bet @jrcelski know what this is about too

strictlyhip-hop:

again & again

i’d take a life to have this in my house someday

crownofneon:

I.P.

madnw:

The poster for The Otherside documentary. 

mobylosangelesarchitecture:

architecture pictures to follow soon this week, i promise.

in the meantime, a map of l.a that shows, pretty clearly, the gigantic-ness (which is a real word, according to me) of los angeles.

http://archinect.com/news/article/18228916/comparison-of-other-major-cities-that-can-fit-inside-la

it perhaps helps to understand l.a in terms of it’s sprawl and it’s size. in some ways l.a would make more sense to the world (and, well, to me) if it were considered more of a county, containing about 100 or 200 smaller cities and towns, than a city proper. but as a city proper it’s fascinating and baffling and odd and utopian and dystopian all in equal measure. which is a big part of why i live here.

moby

no wonder i burn thru gas so fast!