Aaron Scamihorn created this fantastic poster to celebrate the awesomeness that is the Trololo man! Here’s a color version of the same poster below.

Check out this black Chanel skateboard I found over at SwtWtr. I wish I knew who took the photo or who the board belonged to though. But ah, it’s Tumblr so maybe I’m expecting too much.

This would go well with that black Chanel snowboard.

Just in time for the warmer weather, Google has rolled out bike routes on Google Maps. This doesn’t mean that the annual New York City Cycling map is of now use anymore so make sure you pick one of those up to know where all the interesting spots are along the way.

I already thought Incase’s neoprene laptop sleeves were pretty great, but it looks like somebody at the company didn’t think they were perfect just yet. Yesterday, Incase announced a new and updated silhouette of their classic neoprene sleeve. The Neoprene Sleeve Plus is made from a tighter and more light-weight neoprene material and the inside is revamped to ensure that your laptop is being covered all around by the faux-fur lining.

You can pick one up now in black, grey, green, or pink for just $39.95. I don’t even need one and these images are making me think I do.

So many fancy shmancy backpacks debuting for the Spring/Summer that I cannot even keep track! Here’s NSW’s Cheyenne 2000 Backpack in a special metallic silver colorway. Apparently, it’s supposed to be available online at the Nike Store but I couldn’t find it in this exact color (I only saw it in black). But if you want to see some more photos, hit up FreshnessMag.

I went to Irving Plaza the other day to pick up tickets for MUTEMATH and 30 Seconds To Mars at Roseland Ballroom on April 21st and was told that the tickets to this particular show were only available online. WHAT!

Don’t get me wrong, anybody who has kept up with this blog knows that I’d do just about anything to see MUTEMATH live, but being charged an additional $12 for EACH TICKET on LiveNation.com or Ticketmaster.com is where I draw the line. Normally, I bypass these insane fees by just purchasing at the venue box office but this is the first show in New York City where MUTEMATH’s tickets are NOT available for purchasing directly from the box office. Is there any logical reason for this? Does the decision come from MUTEMATH or 30 Seconds To Mars? I’d love to know why any band would subject their fans to the incredible rip-off that is ticketmaster and livenation.com.

Sadly, it looks like I won’t be going to this show in April. I don’t understand why the band(s) don’t just give fans the choice of buying online or at the box office. It’s a damn shame, really.

Neatorama linked to this video on how the book cover was designed for the book Blameless by Gail Carriger.

And as odd as this is, Amazon.com doesn’t seem to have a cover image at all for Blameless. Weird.

I saved myself $325 today because this beauty is out of stock. Man, I want this so bad.

Why this had to be stop-motion is beyond me. [via]

Austin Horse from Brooklyn Machine Works went head to head with a Mercedes GLK to see who could get from Harlem to the other side of the Brooklyn Bridge the quickest. Given the insane day-time traffic in NYC, it’s no surprise who won this race…