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Something a Little Different...Iron Man collARTible Expo by Hot Toys Exhibition
Hong Kong-based toy brand Hot Toys recently kicked off an exhibition in line with the highly anticipated Iron Man 2 movie which released at the conclusion of last month. The exhibition invited a number of regional artists and designers to re-appropriate Hot Toys’ realistically reproduced 1:6 Mark III Iron Man figure. The list of artists and designers include Anthony Mestas, Bernardo Esquivel, Heath Hammond and Mr Jesse Lincoln from Sideshow Collectibles, Japanese designers Peiper and Kaz, Korean painter Lalla and local designers from Hong Kong including Elphonso Lam, Eric So, Kenny Wong, William Tsang and Winson Ma among others. To cap off the exhibition, a 1:1 scale War Machine statue was also incorporated into the exhibition which runs until the end of the week at the Miramar Shopping Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. 
For more pics click on the link below:
http://hypebeast.com/2010/05/iron-man-collartible-expo-hot-toys-exhibition/
source:www.hyebeast.com
For more pics click on the link below:
http://hypebeast.com/2010/05/iron-man-collartible-expo-hot-toys-exhibition/
source:www.hyebeast.com
Dame Dash + Rocafella... Again???!!!
Curren$y & Dame Dash
It looks like the house that Dame help build is back, and he's running the ship. Dame Dash recently announced that he's going to be putting artists out on Rocafella Records. The first artist that will be dropping on the Roc will be New Orleans' own, Curren$y. Dame spoke with MTV News about the new Roc.
"I think we just having fun, really, [Curren$y] inspired me to dust off the chains. We brought 'em out for kicks, just 'cause we could. Then we was like, 'F--- it, let's put it out through Roc-A-Fella.' It was really more something he wanted to do. Basically, 'cause we havin' such a good time, and the opportunity's there, we was like, 'Why not?' "
"Def Jam or Universal bought the brand. I think the 'beef' [with us and Jay-Z] was that Jay made it clear he didn't want me or Biggs to be a part of it. That's really where it was at. Now that he doesn't work for Def Jam anymore, he doesn't have the right to use the name. So there's no reason for us not to use it. It's there, and it's a brand that's not being used. So I was like, 'I'll take it.' It always meant something to me."
Source: www.globalgrind.com
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