Broccoli City Organic Hood Clothes

I can say I love nothing more than some black men lying in broccoli and looking spaced out. Delish

For more on the line check http://broccolicity.com/main.html. And don't forget to check their blog. It's pretty cute.

Did you know they booed Bush?

Imagine. This man got a shoe and millions of boos. He must have went home and cried.

Obama's for the kids

Video I created a little while back featuring there views of Obama as president. Most shot before the Nov 4th win with additional footage from celebrations around the world on the eve of that historic day.

The First Dance

what a sight. B sounded good. And I don't know if everyone was drunk last night but I thought Michelle's dress was a hot mess. She could have done so much better. At least an up do. Come on. Lol. Love her though.

Poor Andre

Is Andre 3000 too eccentric to have a successful mainstream clothing line? Probably. Especially and expensive one.

From Bossip.com:

Things aren’t lookin so hot for Andre 3000’s stodgy clothing line, Benjamin Bixby:

Sales of the rapper’s gear have failed to take off because of the ongoing economic crisis and the clothing line’s high prices and limited availability. Andre launched Benjamin Bixby in September 2008 and the line included a sweater vest with a $275 price tag and a $1,400 leather jacket.

The Outkast rapper has now been forced to slash prices and sell his clothing via discount luxury sites. “The Benjamin Bixby clothing line is facing severe financial hardships due to limited sales and excess inventory
. Because [Andre] paid so much attention to detail, his clothing line was not cheap to reproduce on a mass scale. Instead, limited quantities of the collection were made and sold primarily online through luxury fashion sites such as Barneys.com,” the site said in an exclusive report.

“The problem is no one is buying the clothing line because of the high price point and no brand equity. As a result, the Benjamin Bixby clothing line has had to dramatically drop prices in order to move inventory and prevent retailers from shipping it all back to Mr. Benjamin,” the site revealed

“It’s not a good sign to see your four month old fashion collection on discount luxury sites, but the fact is selling the inventory at a low price is better than it sitting on the shelf and not making a dime,” the site added.