Steve Jobs Ponders His Legacy In Never-Before-Seen Interview
I HAVE BEEN WONDERING FOR A WHILE, WHAT WOULD MAKE A MAN SO SMART,JUST ALLOW HIM SELF TO DIE,SEEING THIS GIVES ME ALIL INSITE
Steve Jobs: Visionary Entrepreneur is a 60-minute documentary built around a 20-minute interview of Steve Jobs in 1994 that was conducted by the Silicon Valley Historical Association. Steve Jobs was asked to give advice to young entrepreneurs who wanted to go out and start their own businesses. He talks about risk and the willingness to fail, the role of building illegal blue boxes prior to founding Apple Computer, and his philosophy on how to approach life. EverySteveJobsVideo today released this never-before-seen clip of Steve Jobs while he was at NeXT, pondering his legacy and whether he thought he would be remembered for his work in the future. Steve Jobs: Visionary Entrepreneur is available here.
Die Antwoord (@DieAntwoord) – Cookie Thumper
Die Antwoord is back with their latest visual for Cookie Thumper directed by lead vocalist Ninja.
Miranda Kerr Covers ‘Vogue Korea’ July 2013
SEXIFY !!
Miranda Kerr has been appearing in the nude quite often… and we’re not complaining.
Busta Rhymes (@BustaRhymes) Feat Nicki Minaj (@NICKIMINAJ) – Twerk It (Remix) (Behind The Scenes)
Busta Rhymes and Nicki Minaj recently linked up in New York to shoot a visual for the Busta Rhymes single Twerk It.
Trailer: Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
CANT WAIT TO SEE THIS !!!
Dolce & Gabbana Sentenced to Jail for Tax Evasion
Following a three-hour jury room meeting earlier today in Italy, Judge Antonella Brambilla found designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana guilty of tax evasion and sentenced the two to one year and eight months of jail time. The verdict comes as the culmination in a case that dates back to 2010 (one that was originally dropped due to a lack of evidence) and has already seen Dolce & Gabbana pay $440 million USD in fines stemming from the label’s 2004 sale to Luxembourg’s Gado Srl – a move, according to the judge, solely done in order to evade Italian taxes. As independent fashion news site Fashionista points out, the twenty-month sentence could pose a major blow to the label as that amount of time will likely encompass four major fashion seasons.
