Brother: Excerpt (3/3) From our new film with Kolohe Andino
This is the final excerpt from our new film Brother. Growing up in San Clemente with his friend Luke Davis, how Dane Zaun and Andrew Doheny inspired him to compete, hanging out with his dad and competing in his first contests. Followed up by some A plus B-Sides from West Oz this year. Watch Brother in…
Lizards of Summer Episode 010
Welcome to the What Youth Madhouse. And our favorite show. Episode 2 of the second season of Lizards of Summer. Another month on the streets, the road, the terminal, the bar or any other crevice we could find. Appearances by: Noa Deane, Brendon Gibbens, Dillon Perillo, Kolohe Andino, Creed McTaggart, Tanner Rozunko, Eric Geiselman, Ian Crane,…
Listen to Leon Bridges And everything will be alright. Promise.
On our somewhat hazy Uber ride home from the Brixton 10 year anniversary party last Friday night (thanks boys!), our good friend took control of the stereo and introduced us to Leon Bridges. We were flying down the 5 south when we hit the red glow of brake lights on the 12 lane funnel. Michael…
Girl We Adore: Langley Fox Presented by Amuse Society
“If I don’t laugh at my outfit a little bit each morning, I’ll change.” Langley Fox told us this on the roof of the Ace Hotel after the World Premiere of Cluster. She was of course dressed impeccably, with just enough giggle. That night, it was a polka dot dress. Just perfection. And while Langley has…
Now Playing: Brother A new film from What Youth starring Kolohe Andino
A little over a year ago, we hung out with Kolohe Andino and decided to make this film. Something that would highlight his free surfing with his friends. No jerseys. Or scores. Or bullshit. Just something that would make you really psyched to surf. But Kolohe also insisted we make something completely free. So we…
Dane Reynolds is World Champ Why Sampler is so much more than a heat win
Why Sampler is so much more than a heat win
The Shrine and King Tuff Live at the Del Monte Speakeasy
Looking for parking near the Townhouse’s Del Monte Speakeasy, the oldest bar in Venice – it was once an actual speakeasy during Prohibition – is no easy task. The influx of Googlers and yuppie techies has driven the city’s population and housing costs up so high that the salty, Dogtown-repping dirtbags who didn’t own cars…
Mark Gonzales, Oahu, Circa 1980 Back Den 041
Birthday Polaroid of The Gonz