Sixpack's latest tees have dropped and they are sooo good! The French label, described as “a hub for the distribution of art,” has an incredible listing of artists who have contributed their designs to the label…hence the before-mentioned description. This time around So Me, the Creative Director of Ed Banger Records, brought forth his designs for Sixpack, and I gotta say, I very much like them. I think Andy Warhol might have too.
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NOTORIOUSFox Seachlight Pictureshttp://www.foxsearchlight.com/notorioushttp://www.biggiecasting.com
CLICK HERE TO WATCH MS, WALLACE and WAYNE BARROW discussing NOTORIOUS:http://www.cornerstonepromotion.com/digembed/index.html*video embeds are available on the Cornerstone link above
CLICK HERE TO WATCH VARIOUS CASTING CALL AUDITIONS:http://content.foxsearchlight.com/RUBIG
Fox Searchlight Pictures announced that George Tillman Jr. (MEN OF HONOR, SOUL FOOD) is set to direct NOTORIOUS, the screen version about the life of rapper Christopher Wallace aka Notorious B.I.G. The film will be produced by Voletta Wallace (B.I.G.'s mother), Wayne Barrow and Mark Pitts (B.I.G.'s former music managers), Bob Teitel and executive produced by Sean “Diddy” Combs based on a screenplay by Cheo Hodari Coker and Reggie Rock Bythewood. Zola Mashariki, Vice President of Production for Fox Searchlight, is overseeing the project.
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