Keep Your Eyes on the Road

by Josh Rubin

Sony's latest in-car GPS unit, the NVXYZ777, displays a 3D rendering of the streets and buildings of Tokyo. This high resolution touch screen device also has 30GB of storage and is capable of playing back audio and video files potentially making it a complete media solution.

While this thing looks amazing and I absolutely want one, I'm afraid I might watch it more than the road. If it only showed you the other cars on the street, maybe that would be ok...

via Akihabara News

Star Wars Geek Out

by Wendy Dembo

Listen to ill Star Wars beats with the in crowd, or at least the crowd that has been camping out in front of the Ziegfeld Theater since April 30th -- waiting to be the first to see “The Revenge of the Sith.” Over the next week, extreme Star Wars fans and DJs: the Super Sucklord, Billions McMillions, Crystal Pharoh (aka Dark Fader) and Jenny Doom will be spinning sets inspired by and sampled from “the Saga” on 54th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues in New York City.

MAY 13th 5-9PM
MAY 14th 5-9PM
MAY 16th 5-9PM
MAY 17th 9PM-1AM (The big blowout before the movie drops at 12:01 on the 18th.)

Chocolate Boy meets Chocolate Girl

by Evan Orensten

These classic t-shirts from Chocolate Bar in NYC have graced local chocoholics for some time now but they're still as fresh as the day they came out. $15 on an American Apparel T at chocolatebarnyc.com.

It's Time to Free the Bees

by Ari Bendersky

A Band of Bees wants you to Free the Bees.

On their second full-length album, the Isle of Wight duo returns, not only to the fold but also to some classic rock roots. I don’t really remember liking the Bees music in the past, but the first time I put on Free the Bees, something was different. I was immediately drawn in to their retro sound, combining some elements of ‘70s arena rock but heavily falling back toward the sound of the original British invasion of the ‘60s. Band of Bees takes its cue from groups like the Zombies and the Turtles, developing a neo-psychedelic sound that hasn’t been heard in a long time.

The World Chico Exhibit

by Josh Spear

Exhibit", where they're featuring photos, designs and artwork from up and coming or already established artists around the world. This work is by Carole Debois from Biarritz, France.

They're looking for submissions, so if you're an artist, illustrator, or photographer looking for some exposure give them a shout.