We hadn’t had an instore performance at 350 Broadway since all the way back in March, which is practically a millennium in internet time (you guys all live on that, right?) but now we’re feeling right as rain because Party Supplies came in last Friday night and threw down right proper with the power of his MPC. The store is small so we can’t pack just everyone in, but don’t worry because cyberspace provides us with an unlimited capacity!

Nicky Digital was there to take some pictures which you can use to manufacture some nice artificial memories about your own attendance that may or may not have happened. Check out the full gallery over at Nicky Digital, and also remember to download Party Supllies & Action Bronson‘s excellent Blue Chips mixtape.

Everything is better if you make it a contest. You know when you’re trying to get somewhere and then someone tells you to slow down because it’s not a race? Ever notice how that person is also always the slowest person present? Yeah, they’re just trying to mindfuck you into not beating them. Competition breeds the very best in humanity. Just ask the Hunger Games kids. They all enjoyed that, right? I never really took the time to look how it worked…

Anyway, this Thursday Kidrobot NYC is hosting an epic Munny customization paint battle between Krink and Monster Kolor. K-words! In the Krink Korner will be Auks One and Mr. Munk, and fighting for Monster Kolor will be Homotrooper creator (and TV star!) The Sucklord as well as our very own Lamour Supreme. There will be a ton of custom toys, as well as lots of free giveaways. The gladiators didn’t have nothing on this.

Thursday May 3rd, 2012, 6-8PM
Kidrobot
118 Prince St.
New York, NY

People keep telling me about these weird things called auctions. They’re just like eBay except instead of on your computer, they have them in real life. People can be pretty weird sometimes. NYC based house Doyle New York is having one of these “auction” thingies, made up entirely of amazing work from some of the past generations most notable Young Artists.

If you want to see work from the likes of KAWS, Coop, Richard Pettibone, Alexander Calder (pretty loose on this whole “young” thing apparently) and more (read: really, really good stuff) but don’t have the tens of thousands of bones to hang with the big boys, then you should definitely stop by the Preview they’re having of all the works this Wednesday night. Maybe, if you ask nicely, they’ll give you one of those cool paddles to take home. Probably not though. RSVP Now!

Wednesday May 2nd, 2012, 5:30-7:30
Doyle New York
175 East 87th Street
New York, NY

I don’t paint as much as I want to, but when I do I realize how much I enjoy it! Fortunately for me, Deb was in town from Australia and she really wanted to paint with Lamour Supreme and I! Go figure that one out! The only problem was we didn’t have a wall to paint on. Thank god for twitter!

We put a call out and our buddy George from Scumbags & Superstars heeded our call and found us the sickest rooftop in Bushwick. With beautiful weather and ample amounts of booze, we did what I think is a very sick wall indeed!

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Girls look so good rolling around naked together.  Doing Girl/Girl shoots is always fun for me cause 2 is better then one, right?  There are tons of lesbian love up on StaggStreet.com right now.  Like above you have Skin Diamond and Zoli on this yellow old lady couch.  Even when its 3 girls, like below with Justine Joli, Jade Vixen and Jessie Lee all in bed together making out.

There are 2 sets of kitchen loving with Bella Vendetta and Misti Dawn in their after school special or Charlotte Stokely and Mandy Morbid making out in their candy colored lingerie. Justine Joli makes out with even more girls like Madison Young over looking the NYC skyline and takes Mandy Morbid into bed with her with tall over the knee tube socks. And last but not least Crash and Marlo Marquise in their pale pink lingerie in a dark wood bar in Brooklyn.  Such Sexy ladies touching each other all over.  Check them all out.

Spring 2012 Lookbook by Rae Threat & Kimberly Kane (Click Here)

Nudie magazine day! Nudie magazine day! Well, not quite, but y’know what I mean. After teasing you with the video on Tuesday, it’s finally time to drop the Spring ’12 Lookbook shot by Rae Threat and Kimberly Kane. See, we didn’t make you wait that long. We started this hopefully longstanding tradition last year, recruiting Rae to shoot Andy San Dimas & Jessie Andrews in our Fall 2011 gear. We love to see all the creative ways these ladies wear (I use the loose definition) our gear, and we hope you do too.

This year Rae and Kimberly recruited four lovely and totally kick ass girls for the shoot, outfitting them with guns and cut up Мишка. Sounds good to me! From the freshly shaved (not like that you pervo!) Belladonna to the blonde bombshell Charlotte Stokely, the alluring Aiden Ashley and the gorgeous Gracie Glam, this lookbook has it all. With the help of stylist Giuliana Mayo and hair & makeup artist Corena Gibson, Rae, Kimberly and the magnificent models put together a true winner. Enjoy!

Another installment in the long and fruitful combination between beautiful women and sparse clothing, a partnership that’s been winning hearts and minds for centuries, is our upcoming supplementary Spring 2012 Lookbook shot by Rae Threat and Kimberly Kane. We’ve employed the talented Ms. Threat before, most recently for the Fall 2011 shoot featuring Andy San Dimas and Jessie Andrews.

This time it’s got more girls, more locations, and – of course – more guns. Rae and compatriot Kimberly Kane rounded up the one and only Belladonna, blonde bombshell Charlotte Stokely, the gorgeous Gracie Glam, and last but not least, Aiden Ashley and got them into (and out of) some of the best Spring 2012 items. The video above, shot by Ryan Pardeiro, is just a teaser of all the carnal and sartorial goodness you’ll be getting when the Lookbook drops this Thursday. So enjoy the video, be jealous you weren’t one of the kids hanging out at the skate park that day (you’ll see), and look out for the whole enchilada on Thursday.

So, if you missed it the #SFRapFest two weeks ago was epic. We had RNB Millionaires, Shadowrunners, Antwon, Beautiful Lou & Western Tink, Main Attrakionz, BSBd & Nacho Picasso, and Das Racist all in one night.

I spent most of the evening manning my rig for a recording (as I usually do at live shows), but I managed to squeak out a few times for some lively hand motions and dancing. It was a great show, and hopefully the recordings will make their way out sooner than later. In the meantime though, check out my homie Hawa’s Flickr for pictures from the evening.

Some of you were at the show and more of you probably saw the pictorial recap on the Bloglin yesterday, and odds are at least of few of you are thinking: “damn, where can I get me some of that sweet, sweet art?” Well wonder no longer my digi-friends, because the items from Death/Traitors founder Alexander Heir‘s art show Visions Of Death are available for purchase right meow in our online store. Oh great Satan, what have we done to deserve this so auspicious of boons?

Boons of bones as they say. As I say. Whatever. The art comes in two flavors, prints and originals, and both are worth your while. The prints will make your wall happy without making your wallet sad, and they’re limited editions in their own right. But if you’re feeling extra saucy, then you can grab a one of a kind piece of Alexander’s art. So check that stuff out, and for more of Alex Heir’s work check out the Death/Traitors clothes also available in our store.

It was a packed house in 350 Broadway last Friday, and each and every attendant had a terrifying vision of death while checking out Alexander Heir‘s collection of new work titled – appropriately – Visions of Death. You may know Alexander as the one man band behind boutique clothing label Death/Traitors, who’s dark and evil items we sell in our stores. He put his printing expertise to work on the awesome art that lined the walls of the store.

Igor from Driven By Boredom stopped by and shot some photos of the even, capturing the back of Alex’s wonderful jacket for perpetuity, along with some other stuff as well. As you can see, shenanigans were in full effect. Oh 350 Broadway, you and your shenanigans. Check out more shots over the Driven By Boredom website.