Displaying items by tag: Jerry Hsu
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6/14/2011
Classics: Jeremy Klein Ravers
Jeremy attacks schoolyard bumps and banks—and the blizzard flip makes one of its first appearances—in this 1993 Birdhouse vid. -
6/03/2011
Jerry Hsu Stay Gold B-Sides
What did Jerry Hsu put himself through to film his Stay Gold part? -
12/22/2010
Burnout: The Best Year Ever-2010
Fuck 1987, 1995, 2007 and all those mark-ass years. 2010 was the best year ever. -
8/31/2010
Classics: Jerry Hsu, Man Down
Videos made for and by friends are less intense than most skate projects. Nevertheless, the Tiltmode Army always produced amazing skating. -
8/24/2010
Stay Gold NYC
Emerica is taking Stay Gold on a world tour. Last night they stopped for a premier in New York; Brock Fetch was there and sent in these photos. -
3/10/2010
Burnout: Don't Ask, Don't Tell
Burnout hits the final stretch with the Emerica team. -
3/08/2010
Burnout: Far From Lousy
Burnout hits the ditches with the Emerica team. -
3/04/2010
Burnout: A Major Award
Burnout checks back in from the desert with the Emerica team. -
3/02/2010
Burnout: Tech Roadrunners
Burnout checks in from Las Vegas with the Emerica team. -
1/25/2010
May 1999
Cover: Jerry Hsu – Switch Heelflip Photo: Morf Inside This Mag: An interview with Rob Gonzalez, a spotlight on Japan with skaters Yuichi Oha Ra, Daisuke Hayakawa, Hisashi Nakamura, Karl Brutsaert, Alexander Lee Chang, Junichi (Ishiko) Arahata, Junichi Gonsho and more and a look back on EMBAlso In This Issue: 22 pools in one day with Dave Ruel, Toby Burger, Chris Rooner, Preston Maigetter and Alan Ausburg and an interview with Dayne BrummetMusic Articles: Long Beach Dub All Stars, Agnostic Front and Famous Monsters
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12/05/2020
One Week of CPH OPEN
This documentary is the first to genuinely capture the magic that is the Copenhagen Open. Channel the vibes with Oski, KB, Kevin White, Hjalte and so many more. CPHO should be on every skater’s bucket list. -
12/05/2020
One Week of CPH OPEN Article
Arto documents the fast times of the CPH Open. See how he spent the week with Kevin White, KB, the Olsons and more of skateboarding’s all-time partygoers. -
12/05/2020
Soft Kill x Welcome Skateboards
Welcome gets the singer from Soft Kill on the line to discuss music, addiction and their recent collaboration. -
12/05/2020
Ray Barbee Slam City Skates Interview
Ray goes in on Future Primitive, Talking Heads, famous photographers and global skateboarding culture with Slam City. -
12/05/2020
Pedro Delfino's "Hell of a Year 2020" Interview
Pedro’s rookie year had more than a few curve balls. Learn how he knocked it out of the park despite the pandemic, civil war fears and a serious case of impostor syndrome—from the Dec. ‘21 issue.
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In The Mag
Nobody embodies the Thrasher spirit like John Cardiel, so it was a no-brainer for him to grace the cover of the 40th anniversary issue. Welcome to January 2021! The mag’s history is deep, and we go on a dive into the ‘80s with classic photos and unprinted gems from Thrasher’s first decade (‘90s coming next issue!) More history lessons with the 20 Greatest Covers Of All Times and rare Gnartifacts from the past 40 years. (Ever seen the first SOTY trophy? We hadn’t either until recently!) Elissa Steamer—one of the best to ever do it—weighs in on the Heroes + Heavies that she’s met along the way, and Sam Hitz breaks down the quintessential Skate Rock bands you need at every backyard session. On a more somber note, we bid a sad farewell to Keith Hufnagel with photos and heartfelt words from his close friends. Rip in peace, Huf. That ain’t all—Kevin Thatcher, the mag’s first Editor in Chief, gets grilled by Mike Burnett, Deathwish is on a deadline for their new vid and things are getting hectic and Neckface tells the tales of Phelps’ close encounters with death. You’re bummed if you miss any issues but skip this one and you’re crying all the way into 2022. Don’t blow it!