Robbo talks to Juxtapoz about graffiti, his ongoing feud with Banksy, and his return to the art world.

I ordered a Budweiser and anxiously looked at my mobile. It was 7:50pm on a Friday night and Robbo has agreed to meet me at the Princess of Wales pub in Primrose Hill, London*. This friendly little pub was filled to the rafters with people who had gathered to watch the world cup on the two TV screen at either end of the bar. I didn’t have a good view of the entrance so I grabbed my drink and went outside where I was quickly joined by Robbo – a huge stature of a man with shaved head, a white ‘Team Robbo’ tee-shirt which he had designed himself, shorts and trainers. I spent the next few hours learning more about this old school graffiti legend who has been thrust back into the spotlight. –Helen Soteriou

Read the interview at Juxtapoz here.

Video of Theophilus London during his visit to Paris as part of his European tour. Interview by Massaër Ndiaye.

Nike Snowboarding’s Aries 2010 project celebrates the history of snowboarding. Tim Brodhagen caught up with all the principals involved in the exhibition (Michael Hernandez, Trevor Graves, and Terry Kidwell) to get the full scope. The above video is a teaser, for the full story head to our new feature – Nike Snowboarding Aries 2010.

The first Undefeated for Converse Poorman Weapon shoe launched exactly one year ago today, January 24, 2009, in black. It was then followed-up with an olive version in May 2009 as UNDFTD’s celebration of US Armed Forces Day. This is the third installment of the shoe in navy that features the same bomber jacket nylon upper, removable velcro logos and orange lining. Again, the midsole carries an UNDFTD logo and the overall look is perfect. This time around the sneaker is accompanied by both a matching MA-1 Flight Jacket and Flight Helmet Bag.

The navy UNDFTD for Converse Poorman Weapon shoes launch globally on January 29, 2010.

Take a leap to read all about the project direct from the creators – Undefeated’s Eddie Cruz and Converse’s Ian Ginoza.

Mr. Hudson’s star is certainly rising. Working with Kanye West and Jay-Z, Hudson’s vocals have reached a wider audience and set up interest for his forthcoming LP. We caught up with Mr. Hudson during his last Stateside trip. Find out what he had to say here.

Today marks the launch of the new Stussy Deluxe portion of the new Stussy website. In conjunction with that launch, we chatted with Stussy Deluxe designer Nick Bower. Influences, interests, and more are included. Head here to read in full.

During the hectic trade show season we caught up with dynamic designer Jeremy Scott. While focus was on his Adidas collection, Scott opened up about his thoughts on art and fashion as well. The interview was conducted by Jason Dike. Read it here.

Highsnobiety columnist and Rad Collector editor Tim Brodhagen offers a comprehensive interview tackling the ins and outs of Street Dreams. From the beginning the star studded (by skate terms) team wanted to make a movie that Hollywood hadn’t – an authentic portrayal of street skating. Through the words of all involved, some exclusive video, and images, we are pleased to present our feature on Street Dreams.

We talked to Rob Dyrdek, Nino Scalia, Chris Zam, Jason Bergh, Sal Masekela, Paul Rodriguez and Terry Kennedy.

Read The Feature Here…

The Terry Kennedy pro model from Supra, the TK Society, has been building up quite a buzz. The shoe is set for official release in the middle of May, so we caught up with TK to chat about it. Since he’s a man of many talents, we took the time to ask about a few of those too.

READ THE FEATURE HERE.

As previewed last week, Quintin is a new hat company specializing in a new style – a fitted 5 panel. The spring/summer 2009 line introduces this new product, in a variety of looks and materials. From leather to seersucker, Quintin has worked to transfer their cutting edge silhouette to a range of look and feel.

With the official drop nearing, we hit up Brett Wiley to learn more about Quintin and get an exclusive look at the hats.

Check the spring/summer line and read the interview after the jump.