If you’re like me, and don’t have cable, that means you missed the first episode the new season of Dexter. Well have no fear – you can the full episode for free on YouTube right now. Thank you Showtime!

On 10.10.10, this group of filmmakers is attempting to collect footage from every country across the world and plan to piece it together into one 120 minute film. Will you be participating? Check out more info at onedayonearth.org.

I just missed the Levi’s Workshop in San Francisco – it ended the week before I visited. I saw a guy selling an old Levi’s wooden box on the street, but didn’t have the$50 he was asking for. This video falls right right in line with my current obsession with Americana. Attendees at a recent Giants game were given limited edition baseball cards designed at Shepard Fairey’s Studio No. 1.

I really enjoyed Season 1 of Bored To Death. It’s probably the only show that I really enjoy on HBO anymore (Showtime owns my heart). Here comes Season 2.

I’m interested in seeing what comes of this. Most of the designers that partner with H&M are women’s designers, but this partnership with Lanvin is promising both men and women’s lines.

Famed street artist Banksy has new piece of work that’s taking aim at BP over the catastrophe in the gulf. The piece dubbed “Pier Pressure” can be found at Brighton Pier in Brighton, England and features a dolphin caught in a net jumping over a BP oil barrel.

Over a year in the making, To Live & Ride In L.A. is the first feature-length film about L.A.’s underground fixed-gear culture. Directed by David Rowe (Fast Friday), the documentary explores a side of Los Angeles few outsiders have ever seen.

To Live & Ride In L.A. features talented local riders tearing up the streets with first-time visitor Keo Curry (Fast Friday, Macaframa), one of the living legends of the sport. From races through rush-hour traffic to midnight loft parties, To Live & Ride In L.A. is a fast-paced trip through the busy streets and back-alleys of one of the world’s largest cities.

The GZA is releasing a documentary about the Wu-Tang Clan. Based on the trailer, to say there was tension in the group would be a serious understatement. This group helped change the face of rap music, and I can’t wait to see this. I’m really glad they did one final show as a full group the month before ODB died.

A very cool film from Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante to accompany Radiolab’s Words episode. Original score by Keith Kenniff.

A-Trak worked with a bunch of kids to to orchestrate a musical performance in preparation for the the World Basketball Festival.