H&H Sightings
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Jun 19, 2008
May 23, 2008
H&H featured on Facebook Gangsta
See more at here.
Created by: Nick Miller
Directed by: Otto Cedeno
Starring: Sean Modica and Arthur Colombino
Music Producer: Arthur Colombino
Facebook Gangsta lyrics
Work from 9 to 5 on a typical day
From 5 to 9 is when I start to play
Without hesitation, head to my station
Pull up my homepage, give into temptation
Crap loada invitations
BLAM
There’s a poop loada notifications
I got females across 50 states
Who I monitor frequently by their status updates
Rachel was R-O-T-F-L today-day
Ally loves when Oprah uses the word “Vajayjay”
Lindsay is like so hung-over, OBVI
Terry is going to the party with Scotty
Whooo da Fuck is Scotty?
Bree got all the b-day messages, thanks a million
Krissy ready to party after her Brazilian
Where the Fuck is Krissy
[CHORUS]
Oooooooohhhh! a real gang-sta
You betta play by his rules
Oooooooohhhh! a real gang-sta
Or go back to MySpace, fools
The Facebook Gansta
Since we went all night all night
I bounce to satisfy my appetite
“Can I get a Ham on Rye, B?” – FBG
“Just requested you as a friend, why’d you deny me?” – Deli Man
“Yo, why you keep Frontin’ homie?” – FBG
“I know, I know, girls only.” – Deli Man
“Yo, why you keep cramping my gangsta style?” – FBG
“Can you at least give me access to your limited profile?” – Deli Man
Apparently, I picked the right direction
Spot a bitty with a natural tan complexion
There it is, that familiar look
Girl: “Um, do I know you?”
Recognize me from Facebook?
Girl: “Oh my God. It’s you! What ya doing later?”
Now I had to play it cool, if I was gon-na date her
Baby, it’s pretty much guaranteed
That I’m featured all over your daily newsfeed
Girl: “So, is there is something you can suggest…?”
Don’t trip. When you get home, expect a friend request
Then if you for real – if you ain’t phony
I’ll add you to my next event list – invite only
Girl: “OMG! You rock! Can I take some quick photos?”
Gotta act quick, best gangsta pose.
It’s reality, dawg
Someone could tag me in those.
Touch me
Time for my new motivator
Quick search and then I locate her
You wonder how I already lurk
Simple Son – We share the same net-work
I wonder if she may be a nympho
I go straight to her personal info
Why don’t you give her some real graffiti?
DRUMS
She loves day drinking and a dance party
Drinking diet cola - on the rocks - with Bacardi
She loves group seshies
Hanging with her besties
She loves shopping
Ryan Gosling?
Oh wait, it gets twice as shitty
Two more quotes from Sex and the City
She loves flirting, traveling, and laughing
Yes, I’m rapping factually – her fav-rite movies
Mean Girls, The Notebook, and Love Actually
She likes cold rainy days and warm summer nights
And being really warm on really cold nights – What!?!
[CHORUS]
Baby girl, I dig your flavor
Overall, you got good Facebook Behavior
But baby, let me plead my case – to please erase
Every picture of ya with the fu-cking “kissy face”
SPOKEN: “But you will get a piece of the Facebook Gangsta”
Our persona’s burning up like a sauna
YELLED: “Yo, hold up. Stop the beat a minute!”
I just confirmed friendship with O-bama – Ah, Yeah!
[CHORUS]
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May 12, 2008
Apr 19, 2008
Rob Base - It Takes Two (Pacha NYC Club Mix)
November 5th over 3,000 of the people from across the world attended the "Money Makers" Party at Pacha in NYC.
Break-dance legend Turbo, aka Michael "Boogaloo Shrimp" Chambers performed his old school moves. It was a flashback to 1984's "Breakin" & of course "Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo".
DJ Red Alert and Rob Base kept the classic hip-hop going throughout the night, and hip-hop legends Chuck Chillout and Positive K were also in the house.
Aside from the hot chicks in bikinis dancing in see-through showers and the break-dance showdown, the music and vibe were legendary.
This event was put together by Headlines & Heroes.
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Mar 4, 2008
The Ghost Ryder @ Johnny Utahs
The Ghost Ryder has been spotted at Johnny Utahs' Mondays. This Monday night industry event at Johnny Utah's has quickly become one of New York City's premier parties. Each week industry professionals from throughout the city come out to enjoy something different and rock out Johnny Utah's is a premier Monday night destination within the industry where you can find promoters, waitresses, bartenders, etc from all parts of the city.
Check out this video from Mondays:
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Jan 31, 2008
Dec 28, 2007
Dec 12, 2007
H&H goes To The Shooting Range!
Please send us all your H&H photos!
From the first sunrise, to the dawn of eternity, men have worn symbols emblazed on their chests, shields, flags, even their hearts, all standing for what they believed in and defining who they were. Although the times, culture, and even circumstances have evolved, symbols have remained etched as placeholders in our history remembering who we once were and showing us where we are headed..
Born from these men and their very drive to be remembered as legends, comes Headlines and Heroes. More than just apparel, Headlines and Heroes was created for those who aspire to be more, who aspire to stand for something and to be noticed.
These are the heroes that in their time made headlines, and who have transcended their symbols and influence on the world into what we know now as Headlines and Heroes.
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Nov 29, 2007
Grey Goose had #1 party in NYC in Nov 2007
Grey Goose Vodka and Headlines & Heroes present what was voted #1 hottest party in NYC of November 2007.
Monday night, November 5th was an evening that celebrated heroes, and is now making the headlines.
Over 3,000 of the hottest people from across the world arrived at the three-floor club/lounge Pacha in New York City, to attend the "Money Makers Party" hosted by the recently launched edgy apparel company, Headlines and Heroes.
The guest list was anything but ordinary. Break-dance legend Turbo, aka Michael "Boogaloo Shrimp" Chambers, made an appearance wearing his H&H tee, and performed for the memorized crowd.It was an inspiring flashback to 1984's "Breakin" and it was clear that Turbo is still the man.
DJ Red Alert and Rob Base kept the vibe going throughout the night, and hip-hop legends Chuck Chillout and Positive K were also in the house.
The H&H party, sponsored by Grey Goose and Corzo Tequila, was on fire. Aside from the hot chicks in bikinis dancing in see-through showers in the lounge, and the break-dance showdown, the music was off the hook, and the place was packed with beautiful people.
If ever there was a reason to go out on a Monday night in the city, this was it.
Nov 6, 2007
Headlines & Heroes "Money Makers Party" @ Pacha NYC
Over 3,000 of the hottest people from across the world arrived at the three-floor club/lounge Pacha in New York City, to attend the “Money Makers Party” hosted by the recently launched edgy apparel company, Headlines and Heroes.
DJ Red Alert and Rob Base kept the vibe going throughout the night, and hip-hop legends Chuck Chillout and Positive K were also in the house.
The H&H party, sponsored by Grey Goose and Corzo Tequila, was on fire. Aside from the hot chicks in bikinis dancing in see-through showers in the lounge, and the break-dance showdown, the music was off the hook, and the place was packed with beautiful people।
If ever there was a reason to go out on a Monday night in the city, this was it।
Rock H&H Gear
Videos and photos To follow shortly so check back often.
Oct 19, 2007
H&H Head Gear
Be the first on the block to rock the H&H Head Gear!
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Oct 5, 2007
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Sep 28, 2007
DJ Skribble Rocks Headlines and Heroes!
Skribble (a moniker derived from his graffiti/art school days) first came to prominence in the early 1990s as the founder of the Young Black Teenagers (YBT) with MCs Ata, Tommy Never, Firstborn and Kamron. Their acclaimed hard-core debut was cut with assistance from Public Enemy and The Bomb Squad. Young Black Teenagers, replete with cover art that brazenly spoofed Meet The Beatles, yielded several hits. The group also stirred a great deal of controversy as none of the members were actually black, though they fully supported African-American culture and politics. A sophomore effort, Dead End Kids Doin' Lifetime Bidz, incorporated the talents of The Bomb Squad, Keith Shocklee, and Grandmaster Flash, and included the band's signature hit "Tap The Bottle".
Skribbles released over fourteen albums including Essential Dance 2000, Essential Spring Break 2001 (debut ..1 on Billboard's "Heatseekers" survey), Skribble's House, and his latest cd, a collaboration with DJ Anthony Acid, Reloaded. Skribble's top selling hip-hop mix compilation, Traffic Jams, included original contributions from artists including Run (of Run DMC), Busta Rhymes, Lauren Hill, Wyclef, and Prakazrel (The Fugees).
Skribble's work as a producer, scratch-er, and re-mix artist includes an astonishing list of collaborations with the most respected names in rock, r & b, dance, and hip-hop. "I never feel the pressure to make a hit record. I'm encouraged by the challenge, that's what I thrive on, that's what drives me." His scratches accentuated the Fugee's The Score and Wyclef Jean's Carnival. With partner Anthony Acid, Skribble's imprint can be heard on chart-topping re-mix hits by Missy Elliott ("This Is For My People"), Pink ("Most Girls"), Eden's Crush ("Love This Way"), Samantha Mumba ("Gotta Tell You"), Olive ("I'm Not In Love"), and Grace ("It's Not Over"), among many others.
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Sep 20, 2007
Emoda.com now has Headlines & Heroes!
Support H&H and buy some shirts from Emoda.com
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Headlines & Heroes is featured in the Buzz Report Top 10 List।
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Sep 2, 2007
Shane & Shawn of Detny Rock H&H!
When twin brothers decide to use their business savvy and eye for fashion toward shoe manufacturing, not only do they raise their pimp status with the "Sex in the City" crowd, but they get the most props from the over-30 working women, who are starting to consider trading in couture for comfort.
With a history in sneaker design and a keen eye for fashion, Shane & Shawn Ward combined their resources and created two footwear lines - Shane&Shawn and Detny by Shane&Shawn – designed to make men and women feel as good as they look. Their shoes have already made their way into top boutiques and department stores and, with plans to launch their own store and clothing/accessories line, they’re guaranteed to be around for as long as women stay sexy.
Can you give us a little background on your company?
Shane: Well, we both went to the University of Michigan, and I studied industrial design in the art school, and Shaun studied mechanical engineering, and when I graduated in 1996, I was offered a job at Adidas in Portland, Oregon, to design cross trainers, women’s workout shoes, and cleats...so that’s pretty much how we got into the industry. [Eventually] the entrepreneurial spirit kicked in, and I really wanted to work on my own, and I decided to start a freelance design company called SW2 Designs and move to NY.
Shawn: When I graduated, I spent five years [working] at Daimler Chrysler, in automotive engineering, while earning my master’s in mechanical engineering. In 2001, I moved to NY because I had the opportunities there to work for myself, become an entrepreneur, and trade stocks in the stock market as a day trader, [but] when the market was closing at 4 o’clock, besides working out, I had pretty much nothing to do, so I started to help Shane out with the freelance company and brought a little bit more of a business side of the operations. My goal was to really take Shane as a one man show and take it to a formal company and expand it, but in the next two years, we ended up designing shoes for Reebok, Converse, Merrill, etc. [With] a really successful freelance design company from 2001 to 2003, we decided to start our own shoe company that reflects our own sense of style, but also combines with the athletic comfort that we’ve had expertise in over the last three years. So, in fall of 2003 we launched Detny, which is a combination of Detroit and New York, where we’re from.
Shawn: It’s definitely an unfair advantage to introduce yourself to a young lady and say you’re a shoe designer. So, obviously, there aren’t too many cooler things that you can say outside of “I’m a rock star.” But usually, if you’re a rock star or an actor, they should know who you are, but as far as like a regular job, designers are really perceived as “cool”. I’m coming from engineering and stock trading, and those aren’t really glamorous jobs, but, you know, being in this field where women love shoes, we’re able to put our shoes on celebrities, and we get a chance to meet celebrities who really embrace our product. Just being in the footwear industry has definitely enhanced our lives big time...it’s definitely a perk.
Shane: We really are all about the kind of rock-n-roll lifestyle - going to parties, having fun - but we also have substance to our shoes, and I think that’s what brings people back. We actually get, like, old ladies - literally 60 year old women - coming in and telling us how comfortable our shoes are!
Shane: Well, from a business standpoint, women buy shoes, men don’t -
Shawn: - Generally speaking -
Shane: So, we were forced into it from a business standpoint, but I think over the years we’ve definitely come to appreciate putting shoes onto women, like during our events. We hang around a lot of women, and we don’t wanna just outfit ourselves in what we think is the coolest, hippest shoes that are comfortable, but we would like the girls around us to wear what we think would be hot on them. Another thing is, because we have the athletic background, we know how to build really comfortable shoes, and we would see women in elevators all the time wearing their office gear, but then they have like, New Balance or Nike shoes on and their office shoes in their bags, so there was a need for a shoe that at least can combine the two extremes.
Any plans for the future – expanding your brand, opening your own store, etc.?
Thanks for Rocking that Headlines & Heroes!
Jul 28, 2007
Headlines & Heroes invades Emoda.com
We would like to welcome Emoda to the H&H Roster. We are psyched to involved with such a great site and brand.
eModa.com, your one stop shop for exclusive celebrity endorsed designer fashion!
Formally EuropeModa.com, eModa.com has been recognized as being one of the world's largest online retailers specializing in high-end fashion from leading designer clothing collections. eModa.com offers an extensive selection of the most coveted designer brands; from world renown names such as Monarchy, True Religion, Rock and Republic, Salvage and Affliction to limited edition, lesser known product lines like Headlines & Heroes found only in the best boutiques around the world and restricted to being shown to the most elite celebrity clients.
Stop by their South Street location in Philly:
eModa.com
327 South St
Phila, PA 19147
They also have $1000 Shopping Spree giveaway every month...Check it!
Jun 12, 2007
More Headlines & Heroes Love!
From the first sunrise, to the dawn of eternity, men have worn symbols emblazed on their chests, shields, flags, even their hearts, all standing for what they believed in and defining who they were. A lthough the times, culture, and even circumstances have evolved, symbols have remained etched as placeholders in our history remembering who we once were and showing us where we are headed..
Born from these men and their very drive to be remembered as legends, comes Headlines and Heroes. More than just apparel, Headlines and Heroes was created for those who aspire to be more, who aspire to stand for something and to be noticed.
These are the heroes that in their time made headlines, and who have transcended their symbols and influence on the world into what we know now as Headlines and Heroes.
Symbols mean more than depictions and figures, markers and signs. They reflect the soul, and stand unchanged through the heroes who have made headlines, and the headlines that have preserved thier heroism.
Jun 10, 2007
Et Tu Brute? by H&H
"Et tu, Brute?" is a Latin phrase that was, according to legend, the last words of Julius Caesar. In English, the sentence means "You too, Brutus?" or "Even you, Brutus?". It is sometimes translated word-for-word as "And you, Brutus?". The quotation is widely used in Western culture as the epitome of betrayal.
On March 15, 44 BC, Julius Caesar was attacked by a group of senators, including Marcus Junius Brutus, a senator and Caesar's close friend. Caesar initially resisted his attackers, but when he saw Brutus, he supposedly spoke those words and resigned himself to his fate.
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DJ Brian Morse rocking that H & H!
From New York City comes Brian Morse, a DJ in the land of DJs.Brian has been able to stand out from the rest by always putting the crowd first. Pulling tracks from all house genres, Brian
keep dancefloors on edge with superior selection and timing. His dedication to pushing the music forward always provides for exciting mixes and live sets.
In 2006, Brian Morse celebrated his first major label release when his spec mix of Kaci Brown’s Unbelievable (Interscope US) was chosen to join remixes by Chris Cox and Mark Picchiotti. Amidst a full DJ schedule and job with NBC Universal, Brian
plans to focus on production work in 2007. In his new studio Hacienda del Marv, Brian looks to combine his musical talents. Both a drummer and guitar player, he was performing with bands before becoming a DJ. It was during college at Penn State
that he took to the turntables and he has not stopped DJing since.
8 years and 500 parties later, Brian Morse shows no signs of
slowing down.
Please send any picture you have of yourself rocking H&H and we will give you a feature article. Send pictures to info@headlinesandheroes.com.
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