A month ago, The Strokes unveiled their first official single from their forthcoming album, Comedown Machine, "All The Time." Today, the New York rock collective unleashes the official visual companion to the masses. The clip follows the iconic band doing what they do best, demonstrating their undeniable stage energy much to the delight of the attending audience. In addition, the clip carries more on tour-footage which offers a more personal look at The Strokes. Comedown Machine arrives March 22nd. Enjoy.

Following from the recent success of Nike’s Flyknit collection – which has just welcomed another member, the Flyknit Lunar1+ - Cineastas have produced a short film on Mike Friton a freelance shoemaker, weaver, paper sculptor and innovator who has over 30 years experience. His crafts all inform one another, and his work is a perfect example of how non-traditional methods of exploring one’s craft can lead to great and unique things. Watch the video above to find out more about Mike and his practices. Enjoy.

One of our favorite rappers and just overall the coolest guy in the game Curren$y aka Spitta Andretti capped off St. Patty's Day with a new visual off his mixtape New Jet City. Cruising through New Orleans, Curren$y recruits the assistance of French Montana for These Bitches, lookin' to scoop em a bad one. Directed by CJ Wallis. Download the entire mixtape here. Enjoy.

A toast to the good life! Mack Maine is thankful and blessed in his new video Celebrate. Young Money’s President reflects on his past and the future alongside Lil’ Wayne and Brooklyn’s own Talib Kweli. Birdman, Future and TDE’s Jay Rock make cameos in the Parris-directed clip. You can find the song on Talib Kweli’s 2012 mixtape, Attack of the Block. Enjoy.

One of our favorite New York rapper Juelz Santana continues his vlog series as he heads to South Beach and hits up the studio with Yo Gotti. We get to see the recording process for their collaboration Clickin. He then hits up the clubs to party with his crew. Finally, he links up with Wiz Khalifa to shoot the video for Everything Is Good. Download his God Will’n’ mixtape now. Enjoy.

adidas Originals today launched its new United All Originals campaign for Spring/Summer 2013. At the center of the Unite All Originals launch is the adidas collider, hosted at adidas.com/unite. The adidas collider is an online application which lets users dive into a world of original content, where international artists from various disciplines collide to create something truly unexpected and unique. The sound and visual treatment by A-Trak and So-Me came out really nice. Enjoy.

As you’re likely well aware, Baauer’s song Harlem Shake took the Internet by storm last month, seeing thousands of people creating videos of themselves doing ridiculous dances to the song. Though the videos rarely, if ever, contain the actual Harlem shake, they good ones are pretty damn entertaining. Check out The Homer Shake above. Enjoy.

A new Star Trek Into Darkness trailer surfaced on Saturday, packing more action into its 1 minute and 17 seconds than any teaser we've seen in a long time. This one's even more exciting than this movie's first trailer. From the looks of it, this second iteration of the J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot is going to be a rip-roaring good time, with tons of explosions, insane spacecraft-driving that reminds us a lot of Star Wars, and lots of people jumping out of things, avoiding certain death and generally getting into harrowing situations. To see the the entire Star Trek Into Darkness movie, we're all going to have to wait until its debut on May 17th. Enjoy.

Our friends at SneakHype try something new for their Drink Of The Week feature. If you remember them in the past, then you know they were not video style like you see today. We hope you enjoy, and put these recipes to use. Today, we give you the Dangerita featuring Peligroso Tequila. Enjoy.

Kelly Rowland gets dolled up in her new video Kisses Down Low, the new single off her upcoming Talk Of The Game LP. The Destiny’s Child member shows off her playful side, changing through various wigs and outfits, even channeling Marilyn Monroe in the vibrant visual directed by Colin Tilley. How many looks can you count? The Mike Will Made It-produced song will appear on Rowland’s fourth solo album due later this year. Enjoy.