Supreme dropped the trailer for their new full length skate video “Cherry” today featuring Alex Olson, Dylan Rieder, Na-kel Smith, Mark Gonzales, Tyshawn Jones and Jason Dill. Enjoy.

The raddest thing about these new Vans Vault OG Old Skool LX’s is that with Vansguard Ion Mask technology, these perfect spring kicks are now impervious to the season’s elements like beer splashes and blunt ashes. Get them in store now at The General New York. More looks after the jump.

SHUT is celebrating their 100th anniversary a little early, you know, in case the apocalypse hits before they actually get there, with a rad ad in the new Thrasher. Hit the jump to see the full page. New SHUT site launches next week.

And here’s a look at the shoe itself. Sporting an iridescent green shimmer as well as lettering from Craig Stecyk, it’s a fine looking piece of footwear that also packs a significant amount of skate history. Take a shot at getting a pair on Saturday March, 15th. More looks after the jump.

Can’t say we didn’t see this coming.

Have you gotten your invite to Diddy’s White Party yet? Even if not, you might want to cop both the Slip-On LX and Sk8-Hi LX in all white just to be safe. The only thing that sucks about these is that you can only where them once. More looks after the jump. Get them now at The General.

To celebrate the release of the skate version of the Stan Smith this week, adidas made this rad video explaining once and for all just who Stan Smith is. The answer isn’t what you think. Check out more colorways of the Stan Smith skate after the jump.

Blair Alley just sent over this fire remix he did to Tom Remillard’s mind altering part in “Perpetual Motion” set to the perfectly appropriate sounds of Killer Mike. This is that shit!

For the shoe portion of Vans’ 20th anniversary release for Jamie Lynn comes the Vans x Jamie Lynn Mountain Edition Sk8-Hi, a classic black on black take on the Sk8-Hi infused with some of Lynn’s artistic elements. These will be at select Vans dealers late fall.

Here’s something else you don’t see every day – a full sized inhabitable teepee made out of skateboards. Who, what, when, where, and why you ask? Get those answers by reading the whole story from Desillusion.