The Nine Muses: [Trailer]

INcredibly well received at Sundance, not much is given away in the trailer for this film by John Akomfrah. A little bit of research (well, IMDB) tells us that this is part documentary and part personal essay that tells the story of immigrants arriving in the UK from the '60s onwards.

The Nine Muses is out now. It might not be showing at your local blockbuster, but we think it's well worth searching out at your local cinema.

Nneka: My Home

This song just makes you feel so well happy when you're listening to it. And then sort of a bit sad, and a bit like your heart is all exploding. Nneka is really a great artist, that is, as yet, woefully unrecognised on a mainstream level. Has she played Jools Holland yet? If not, she really should. And she should be on Radio 1. For reals. Bookers take note...!

Her new album features Ms. Dynamite and Black Thought from The Roots and I think it will be very brilliant!

(A long time ago-ish Chase & Status remixed her track, Heartbeat. I't's one of the best songs in the world ever. Check it):

Marc Jacobs x Yayo Kusama

Mr. Jacobs talks about teaming up with seminal Japanese artist  Yayoi Kusama on a new collection soon to come from Vuitton.

The D.O.T: Is The Water Wet?

Under his new guise of The D.O.T, Michael Skinner asks a question some might consider 'burning', others 'a bit silly'. Regardless of the track's title, this new offering from The Streets star is light on the vocals, hard on the samples and sturdy on the nodding of headness. Nice club tune Mr. S!

The Cold Light Of Day [Trailer]

Bruce Willis, Sigorney Weaver, big screen newcomer Henry Cavill from The Tudors (soon to play Superman), a boat, a briefcase and a kidnapped family. This has all the right ingredients for a top-class Hollywood thriller. Cavill must unearth his father's murky past in order to save his kidnapped family. Can he do it? (We think, yes, probably. This is Hollywood after all people).

Big Boi: The Crown Life [Europe]

"Since I was a young child, I been an international player. I don't know how to do anything else."

Crown Royal follow the ATLien as he heads to a muddy Glastonbury, meets Mumford & Sons, loses his bags and is forced to perform in flip flops. Directed by Jacob Lincoln, this is a a beautiful depiction of one of rap's finest on the road.

Margiela: New Season

We're just a teeeeeny tiiiny little bit obsessed with Maison Martin Margiela. In fact, we might love the label more than Kanye and Jay-Z put together.

i-D magazine posted these pictures by Mitchell Sams live and direct from Paris. Red leather and black leather together? We want! We want!