ThirtyTwo gets down with pow, rappers, and bitches. Peep the limited edition team rider boards.

On Tuesday night photographer and friend to the site Wyatt Neumann held the opening night of his exhibit “Deeds Are Greater Than Words” at Gallery Bar NYC. The photos chronicle his journeys and adventures throughout the good ol’ U.S of A. The exhibit runs for the next two weeks so if you’re in the area make sure to check it out.

This past Wednesday night, Gillette and TheUrbanDaily teamed up for an event called the G-List, a celebration of the style and influence of Black men and all people with swagger. The night started off at Frank’s Chop Shop with a private event for VIP’s to enjoy a personalized grooming experience at New York City’s best barber shop. After that the festivities moved over to the Thompson Hotel’s Above Allen lounge for an open bar party with DJ D-Nice killing it on the wheels of steel. Frank’s Chops also installed a custom barber chair at the venue for attendees who wanted to get a quick shape-up but couldn’t make it to the pre-party. Guests included Eva Rebek, Tim Brodhagen, Alex Corporan, J.Papa, 77Klash, Michael Cohen, Charlamagne Tha God, Datwon Thomas, Nigel Talley, Tony Touch, DJ Soul, MarLen Diaz and many more. Peep some shots from the night after the jump.

Last night the TheGoodlife! murdered it with a legendary 50th birthday celebration for one of New York City’s most prolific street photographers, Ricky Powell. The party started at Ms Lilly’s Variety with a solo photo exhibition featuring 30 years of Ricky’s work along with all the patties & Heineken you could consume and then shifted gears for some late night debauchery at The Box. With drinks flowing and a special surprise performance from Slick Rick, if you missed this one you fucked up. Hit the jump to peep a couple pics from the party.

Last week Converse officially debuted the DEFCON and Pro Leather 2K11 performance basketball shoes with a launch event held at Cedar Lake Studios in New York City. Before jumping on the tables Bobbito Garcia hosted the event with Converse athletes Chris Andersen of the Denver Nuggets, Lou Williams of the Philadelphia 76ers, and Kyle Korver of the Chicago Bulls fielding questions. Hit the jump to see some more pics from the night.

Pics of A$AP Rocky, Company Flow, and art installations from Vice’s Creators Project that went down in Dumbo last weekend. Stand by for some video from Company Flows performance with special guest Pharoahe Monche.

The NYC premiere of Burton’s Standing Sideways popped off this past Thursday at Santos Party House. Powered by TheGoodlife! the party was off the charts. Peep some photos I took in between drinks.

Koncept & Tranzformer are back with their latest single “High”. These dudes always come correct with some real hip hop & tasty baked goods. Peep the video above and check out Koncepts website here.

Here are a handful of pics from Rock The Bells on Governors Island. Better late than never. Thanks to Reebok for having me shoot the event and taking good care of us. The highlight of my day was playing one on one with Steve Nash back in the VIP area. We played a game to ten, win by two. He beat me 10- 8. Ha, yeah right!

Rock the Bells is going down in New York on Saturday with a line-up that was sent down straight from hip hop heaven, and when Reebok asked me to shoot the concert I couldn’t say yes fast enough. Leading up to the concert, Reebok and Rock the Bells teamed up to develop 14 short films titled “Classic Albums by Classic Artists”. Today they dropped Common’s edit. Peep it and stay tuned for my recap of all the craze.