
Pharrell is what That Go is all about (no homo). A man of many talents:


What is it about Batman's crazed nemesis that appeals to our psyche? Why does The Joker put our hairs on end and give us goose bumps but at the same time gain our admiration? To the people thatGo, the Joker is so appealing because he is the antithesis to the Batman. Batman is the stoic hero who pursues his plan to crush crime with discipline and stern disposition. The sociopathic Joker has no discipline or plan and takes lives on a whim (creatively might I add). In "Dark Knight" , The Joker shoots off civilians and innocent bystanders as if he is picking annoying flies off of his face on a muggy/humid day (You Aussies out there know what I'm talking about). A scene in "Dark Knight" that reveals a great part of the Joker's personality is when he meets with the crime bosses he'd conspired with in a warehouse and has a mountain of money about 30 feet high and wide. This is his half of an undisclosed dollar amount but it looked like it had to be over half of a billion dollars which he proceeds to drench in kerosene and light it on fire. The Joker wants to send a message to the people that he isn't motivated by money or power which that in itself puts fear in the hearts of the citizens of Gotham. A light of hope flickers in Gotham and it is in the form of the city's D.A., Harvey Dent. Both Batman and The Joker understand his significance to the civilization of Gotham and essentially battle each other to decide the fate of Harvey. This grotesque battle of anarchy vs civilization goes to the Joker... but who will win the war? 







Charlotte is a British model that you will remember if you watched the 2nd version of the the Kanye West Flashing Lights video. Click to watch it HERE if you haven't already seen it.










Marc Jacobs is a high end designer with his own brand and he is the director of the Louis Vuitton design house in France. I was surprised to hear him announce that the rebellious M.I.A. would be the new face for his Summer line.
This M.I.A. song off of Kala would destroy a club. The beat is overwhelming. She says "I put people on the map, that never seen a map"
I will let them describe their style with this quote from their website:
"Stealing thunder so you move that ass, the duo dubbed Thunderheist unleashes serious electrocrunk boom bap. Ribcage rattling bass breaks laced with proper rhyming are flipped with digital booty bass, 80s-inspired electronic pop, and slowed down Southern bounce, all fresh dipped in serious swagger."
Thunderheist released a contest for the following song to see who could make the best music video to go along with it. Vimeo has several of them if you are interested.





Bárbara Mori is a Mexican actress and model who became popular for her hit telenovela "Rubi" in 2004.


provides a platform for smaller vendors to create stores online. BG makes it very easy for store builders to create and customize a store and track inventory... and its all done for free. The main vendors on BG are clothing companies... like Franco Shade.
They also claim to be the best place for musicians to start new clothing companies. Lil B and Young L of The Pack have close ties to the brand Glamosaurus.

Artists can also create stores on Big Cartel. Here is a print from Ben the Illustrator's store.