My friends over at Skate All Cities recently came out with this cool little collabo board. Each available for $55, shipped. Get yours now, they’re selling out quick! Shop.

If you’re anywhere near the Philadelphia area tomorrow March 27th and want to help skateboarding in the city, get your bowl, drink and art on, check this out.

Franklin’s Paine Skatepark Fund (FPSF) will hold a fundraising event on Saturday, March 27th from 5-8pm at North Bowl Lounge n Lanes, located at 909 N. Second Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123. The purpose of the event is to raise funds and awareness for FPSF’s current and proposed youth educational programming and skatepark development projects. The event will be 21+ and a $25 door donation will be asked. The event will include bowling, food and drink specials, silent auction, raffle, photo booth, and skate demos. This event is sponsored by vitaminwater®. For more information about FPSF’s current and proposed projects, please visit franklinspaine.com or contact Claire Laver at 267-402-2041 or claire@franklinspaine.com.

Mike Vallely dips his hat into the iPhone game arena with Do Or Die available now in the AppStore. Looks like some actual time and thought went into this one, check it out.

Mark Gonzales is amazing. That is all.

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Even Tony Hawk never thought he’d wind up in this one, National Geographic. Another great interview with skateboarding’s most famous ambassador.

I also went to Sierra Leone on behalf of the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation and for the Right To Play organization. It was probably the most eye-opening experience of my life. Poverty was so prevalent, yet the kids were excited to see us. We were there to give out sporting goods and to help get former child soldiers, for example, playing with other kids again. They learned volleyball, Frisbee, jump rope. They called my skateboard—something they’d never seen—a “roller buggy.” The only cement I found where we could skate in the town we visited was at a bombed-out school. I gave kids rides up and down the hallway on my skateboard.

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Check out the 5th issue of Wood, an online skateboarding magazine from Belgium. Lots of pretty pictures, I guess it would help if I spoke Flemish…peep their blog for more, in English even.

via RadCollector

Stefan Janoski has made his move online with his new website iamstefanjanoski.com. A nice vid, link to his YouTube page, Twitter feed, his blog and more await your eager eyes.

Adam Salo (words) and RB Umali (video) put together a solid article for the NYC skate tourist.

via ESPN

A skateboarder’s guide to the infinite possibilities that make up the Big Apple. Check out the article here.

Josh Brooks at ESPN sat down for a quick interview with Ryan Gallant to get the update on his move back to Expedition.

Photo: Broach