Thrasher Magazine

Nerds and notable figures from skate-video history convened in Queens for opening night of Recording the Ride—a ‘90s video retrospective at the Museum of the Moving Image. Catch all the big hitters that came out to see the show.

Vans brought out a serious squad to Paris for back-to-back sessions and cultural soirees. Tap in with the team as they scope the streets and link up with Atiba for his big night.

Pero Simic is in the ranks of the New York skaters that also model, but he doesn’t let the lure of high fashion detract from stacking heavy clips. We caught up with the Roadkill star to see how he balances the two worlds without getting caught up on corny shoots.

Middle fingers, peace signs and all sorts of PDA were seen in spades at the Roadkill premiere. See the right way to celebrate your favorite street production.

Lizzie Armanto and Mami Tezuka bounced out to Brooklyn's Vans Space to link with the locals from SK8babes and the Bronx Girls Skate crew. Check the scene and get a look at the feel-good session of season. 

Herrington rides for Cons and Polar, but he'll say he's the furthest thing from a "cool guy." It's that attitude and a stunning new part from his old haunts in Oregon that makes him one of our favorites. Get to know him better in this wide-ranging interview from our February '24 mag.

David puts out parts more often than most people go to the dentist. With another high-impact hit under his belt with Roger, we called up the Texas star. From early days watching Nate and Guru to a move out West and an inspiring homecoming, David's path is packed with pure love for skateboarding.

Ryan Lovell cut his teeth filming Sean Malto and Ernie Torres in Kansas City. After a making it to the big leagues, filming the A-team at Vans, he left the California dream. We caught up with him to chart his path and see what’s up with his star-studded new part.

Josh Stewart's latest installment of his landmark Static series premiered in New York City’s East Village Tuesday night. See all the friends, family and fans of underground skating that came out to witness history.