New Video: Dr. Dre ft. Eminem & Skylar Grey: I Need A Doctor

Detox seems to be inching in closer and closer than ever before, as Dr. Dre hits everyone with the second music video off the mythical album, for the Eminem-assisted single, "I Need A Doctor."

In the beginning of the Allen Hughes-directed clip, Dre sits on a beach in February 2001, reflecting on the biggest moments in his life, from his days with Eazy-E to Snoop, all the way up to his early days with Eminem, and even his wedding day. Then, after a few deep breaths, he hopes into his Ferrari and speeds off throughout a windy mountain road, before becoming the victim of a serious accident.

Years later, his loyal protégé Eminem is seen standing by his side while Dre remains on life support, as he pours his heart out in his verse as to why Dre means so much to him. When he does finally awakes from his coma, Dre gets right back into shape, and promises to return with vengeance to drop his final album before saying goodbye.

The video closes with a shot of him visiting the late Eazy-E’s grave.

Detox is due out this year.

New Video: Lil Wayne ft. Cory Gunz: 6 Foot 7 Foot

Lil Wayne brand new music video for his latest Bangladesh-produced single "6 Foot 7 Foot," off his anticipated album, Tha Carter IV.

Weezy begins sitting in a chair, while another man smacks him while saying "He won't wake up." Then, he's tipped into a tub of water, exactly like the scene from Inception.

While Weezy falls, he slips into a dream sequence in which he is seen boxing, running a race, and even gets his head chopped off among various scenes and wardrobe changes; while Gunz spits as Birdman and others make cameos.

Before the end, Weezy awakes as he's lands in the tub in the Hype Williams-directed clip.

The Tweed Run London 2011

The yearly combination of biking and classic fashion will once again take place in London with Tweed Run 2011. Some of the most dapper and sartorially inclined people you’ve ever seen on two wheels will seemingly turn the clocks back 100 years. Encompassing a tour around town, he event will include prizes for best dressed men’s and women’s bikers. The event is set for Saturday, 9 April 2011 with full information available here.

Jordan Brand + Casio G-Shock Watch Collection

Casio G-Shock teams up with Jordan Brand for a special set of watches making their debut for this year’s NBA All-Star Weekend. Available in limited quantities, three models are highlighted, including an electric blue with subtle royal blue details DW6900CB-2, fire engine red paired with black and orange contrasts DW6900CB-4 and stealth black on black GD100B-1. Each timepiece is emblazoned with the iconic Jordan Jumpman logo. Performance features include shock resistance, water resistance to an incredible 200 meters, flash alert, multi-function alarm, countdown timer, 1/100 second stopwatch and 12/24 hour formats. The collection will be available during NBA All-Star Weekend for $100 USD at Footaction stores.

2011 Fall/Winter Preview (Garbstore)

Although highly popular in London, Garbstore has quickly emerged as a favorite in the states and worldwide. Focused on re-engineering styles of the past, while still remaining relevant to the garments of today, the brand has gained a solid following and plenty of respect through the past few seasons, most stemming from its admirable owner Ian Paley.

We took some time to catch up with Ian as he spoke about the upcoming season as well as his solid collaboration with K-Swiss, which is surely one of the nicer designs we've seen coming from the camp this year.

Converse “Fruit Hi” Chuck Taylor All Star

Exclusive to the Japanese market comes the all-new Converse “Fruit Hi” sneaker. This version of the Chuck Taylor All Star is made with the standard white rubber sole but also features a polyester upper with an all-over print covering the body and tongue as well as the insole and lining.

Strawberry.




Lemon.





Available in Lemon or Strawberry, the sneaker will be released in April.

KRINK : Casio G-Shock DW-6900 Watch

Kinetics previews an upcoming effort between Casio G-Shock and renowned brand KRINK, the creation of New Yorker Craig “KR” Costello. Produced in an all-silver colorway, the watch sports the KRINK namesake on the faceplate as well as multiple placements on the band. Clean and minimal while still showcasing the KRINK signature aesthetic, the timepiece adds yet another solid creation under the KRINK umbrella. Look for the watch soon via select G-Shock retailers, including Kinetics. The Japanese retail price is set at ￥14,700 (approx. $177 USD).