Victoria Beckham: Designs A Car

Though she might currently be busy rehearsing with the Spice Girls for the Olympic Closing Ceremony, as well as designing clothes for her DVB line and being a mum to four kids, somehow Victoria Beckham has also found time to design a car.

Yep, a car.

The Range Rover Evoque is its name and it's really quite lovely.

"I like to think outside the box, VB told GQ mag. "Why shouldn't I design a car? Why not go from being a Spice Girl married to a footballer to being someone who's taken seriously in the fashion industry? Let's be innovative."

With the 'innovative' price tag of £79,995, we might not be buying the Evoque just yet, but it's certainly on the wish list.

To buy yours, head here.

Keith Lemon: The Movie

I think we all know what we can expect from Leigh Francis's forthcoming film. Apart from lots of cameos. Smut, innuendo, stupidness, c-list celebs and lots and lots of lolz.

Bring it on...!

Rick Ross Ft. Andre 3000: Sixteen Ain't Enough

Oh gosh. Andre 3k. When will he release a new album please?

Time With: Zedd

Born in Germany, this classically trained musician has remixed everyone from Skrillex to the Black Eyed Peas. The man born Anton recently signed to Interscope and is said to be working on the new Lady Gaga album after his remixes for the Gagz appeared on the Deluxe release of Born This Way. He also has 'cuts' on the Bieb's new album. Not bad for a guy who only started producing three years ago.

We had a very, very quick chat with the man they call Zedd. Big things are going to happen with this guy, mark our words.

How would you describe your sound?
To make it easy, I'll say electro; everywhere between progressive house and electro and everything in between.

What tune do you always reach for to pick up a flagging crowd?
My new single, Spectrum! You should check it out. It's the shit (starts to play the riff on the Casio XW-P1 synth).

What's been the toughest decision you've ever made?
Signing to a major label. I liked the fact that as an independent artist, I could really do what I want to. If I want to release a song tomorrow, I can release a song. If I want to put something out for free, I can. So I was a little scared about losing that freedom by signing to a major label but luckily it's all the same because I have the support of a lot of people helping me reach the goals that I want to achieve.

Who are you working with right now?
Well, before, I wanted to do things, so I told my managers and we would do it. Now, I still make the call and everyone comes on board ( - yeah, us either). I've just done a song with Ellie Goulding, which is for my album. I have a lot of interesting projects and collaborations coming up.


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Here's a behind the scenes of the video to Spectrum, which has been remixed by basically everyone in the whole world (A-Trak, Funkagenda, Armin van Buuren, Monsta etc etc).

Deadmau5: There Might Be Coffee

He performed a stormer at Wireless and if that wasn't enough, DeadMau5 has decided to unveil a brand new tune.

Created during a live stream, the Mau5 was apparently worried that it might sound a bit 'Swedish House Mafia' but obviously thought 'Oh well' as he subsequently let it 'drop on the 'Nets'.

Thank you Deadmua5.

Roll Deep Ft. Jammer & Opium: Snakes and Madders

Partly shot at the G-Shock Sessions a couple of weeks ago, Roll Deep and Jammer get extra grimy on this 140BPM monster, produced byMorgan Keyz.

Manga, Brazen, Flow Dan, Scratch, Riko, Breeze, Opium and Jammer go iiiiiiiin on the bars.

adidas Originals Challenge

Nicki Minaj joins Big Sean, K-Pop's 2NE1, Derrick Rose and the amazing Jeremy Scott for a promo that travels from New York to Tokyo, Paris, Chicago and Rio, challenging viewers to be involved in a adidas-inspired crew initiative. The brand is looking for crews around the world to film themselves and upload it, where viewers will vote on what they consider to be the most original content.


“This generation is always looking for a chance to go all in to their own beat; an opportunity to show the world their passions and their talents. This campaign builds on the desire for self-expression, and we are enabling our consumers to share with us and the world their creativity, and what originality means to them,” said Hermann Deininger, CMO of the adidas brand.


The campaign will be activated worldwide through local events challenging consumers to go all in and represent their crews and passions - whether rapping, singing, skating, BMX'ing, art, general fooling about etc., etc.


More details over here.