They’ve been doubted. They’ve been tested. They’ve been told what to do. But you don’t make it to the world’s biggest stage without doing it your own way.
#MadeDefiant
Beats by Dre has launched its newest Decades collection to celebrate its 10-year anniversary. The latest lineup includes its signature Studio3 noise-canceling headphones, in conjunction with the Powerbeats3 earphones, Solo3 headphones, BeatsX earphones and urBeats3 earphones. The colorways embrace bold black and red hues, harking back to the brand’s recognizable “b” logo.
To help celebrate this milestone, basketball star Kevin Durant (who were also part of Beats’ “Be Heard” campaign last year) promotes the power of overcoming obstacles in the campaign titled “Made Defiant.”
Adidas Football’s latest drop is taking us all the way to Russia.
With only three weeks to go until the start of the FIFA World Cup, adidas has dropped a boot to unleash the speed of the game’s most dangerous players in the beautiful game’s showpiece tournament.
The all-new X18+ is designed with new innovations to provide stability and support at high speed. A laceless upper locks-down the mid-foot during high speed moments, while a new outsole is engineered for lightweight movement.
The boot – which drops as part of adidas’ Energy Mode pack – will debut in this weekend’s Champions League final before being worn at the World Cup by players including Mo Salah, Gabriel Jesus and Luis Suarez.
Arsenal have unveiled their home kit for the 2018/19 season. Puma are once again behind the design of the kit, introducing a red stripe across the white sleeves as well as a “pulse” pattern on the chest.
Arsenal launched the new look with a promotional video on their official Twitter account accompanied by the hashtag #WeAreTheArsenal. The likes of Mesut Ozil, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mkhitaryan all featured.
This could be the last year Arsenal don a Puma-designed kit, who have designed the club’s shirts since 2014, with the club tipped to seal a new multi-million deal with Adidas for the 2019/20 season onwards.
Petr Cech will take on the No 1 shirt, with Hector Bellerin and Mohamed Elneny wearing No 2 and No 4 respectively. Granit Xhaka will also wear his favoured No 34 shirt after wearing No 29 since his arrival at the club in 2016.
Arsenal’s new kit will go on sale from Friday 1 June.
The 23-year-old Louisa Lippmann is the new star on the volleyball field and will soon also focus on ASICS as an international testimonial Multiple German champion, cup winner, Supercup winner and volleyball player of the year 2017 – the list of successes of Louisa Lippman has expanded rapidly in the last two years. Not for nothing is the native of Herforderin in the scene as a shooting star with international potential, at least since the change from Dresden to Schwerin SC also brought on the field the breakthrough.
In addition to determination and ambition, the 1.90-meter-tall player convinces above all through her outstanding athletic ability, which she impressively demonstrates, for example, with one-armed pull-ups. Especially the positive charisma and enjoyment of the movement, which conveys Louisa in all claims in high-performance sports, were the reason why ASICS as one of the leading volleyball providers Louisa Lippmann as a face for the international brand campaign
I wanted to win MOVE ME.
At ASICS we believe that movement isn’t just about the physical. For French heptathlete and European athletic champion Nana Djimou, winning in her sport means training both her strengths and weaknesses.No one ever stood still and achieved something great. We urge you, encourage you, push you to move.Because, the way you move shows the world who you are. Whatever your moves may sound like, look like, or be—they’re meant to be seen. (Don’t ever let anyone tell you otherwise.) So, own who you are.
Your authentic, real self is the most powerful and positive statement you can make on the world. It’s natural to be who you are, not who you are told to be. Express your latest moves and connect to the world by using #IMoveMe.
Any Polish child can tell you that the cure to everything is Pierogi!
World Peace = PierogiFamine = PierogiDepression = Pierogi
You name a malady and Pierogi are the remedy!
So it’s no wonder that Mee And The Band have written a passionate song about getting ‘Keep Your Hands Off My Pierogi!” These homemade little dumplings are created with great love and a lot of skill, every family fights over the last one, just in case it really is the last one ever!Which is ludicrous, because a world with no Pierogi is like the atmosphere without air, non of us could exist on this planet without Pierogi.We might as well have called it Planet Pierog not Earth!
Any way, this song was written as a a christmas time joke gift for ‘Mee And The Band’s’ family, where 32 of them convene under one roof to celebrate christmas Polish style. Traditions include, waiting for the 1st star to appear in the sky before beginning a meal that consists of, 13 courses! And although not all of the courses are to everyone’s taste, all family members agree on one thing and that is that the highlight of the evening is…..you guessed it PIEROGI.
Mee And The Band, a dual heritage Pop Star ,celebrates her ethnicity through the love of Pierogi and through her poetic license lyricism combining both the Polish and English language, a hybrid mix she dons as Ponglish! In the song, the character she portrays is a possessive obsessive wife prepared to beat her own husband to protect the Pierogi “Mama sent for Mee.” The cast of the video are all trying to steel them from her – it’s all a little bit, well, ‘bonkers’!
This is it. The biggest and best line-up of GQ Car Award winners… ever. For this year’s awards, in association with Michelin, we turned Rupert Murdoch’s old printworks in Wapping into the world’s most spectacular garage to bring you a mega gallery of killer concepts, hardcore hypercars, all-EV dream machines and futuristic supertrucks . Impressed? You will be…
Best Interior (And Possibly Exterior)
The original and slightly mischievous plan was to give the new Continental GT a GQ Award purely for its interior. Bentley’s challenge was to locate the sweet spot where hi-tech intersects with fabulous luxury. Challenge met: the leather that swathes so much of the GT’s cabin has 310,675 stitches, there’s ten square metres of veneer and the new central infotainment display sits in a binnacle that deploys 40 motors to rotate it out of view. Bentley has created a stunning environment. And then you drive it – rarely has such epic performance been so gracefully orchestrated. Best interior? Yes, and the rest.
“Lottery” follows the 2017 release of Bird’s debut EP, Something American — an aptly titled release, as Bird’s material often finds its way into the Americana vein of music popularized across the pond, with Loretta Lynn one of her many obvious touchstones. Bird says “Lottery” was produced with the same group (Simone Felice and David Baron) that helmed Something American and that she’s soon looking to “release an album, which I’ve got a concept for,” in the near future.
The song, which received early airplay on multiple Triple A radio stations in the United States upon its Jan. 11 release, led by Sirius XM Radio’s The Spectrum station. It’s not Bird’s first foray onto American radio; Something American‘s “Cathedral” also received some airplay across the U.S. Appreciative of the support so far, Bird chalks her early success up in part to her material being “honest, and the common thread through it is very much being who I am: kind of a young, ballsy teenager who wants to do something a little bit differently.”
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