Hey Mum, can I Mo the Lawn so I can get Mo Money for Movember.

Evil skate shoe conglomerate enters the fuzzy world of philanthropy

In preparation for Movember, those righteous protectors of the wand, DC, have pledged five dollars of every sale of the Ponto Sandal to be donated back to Movember. You know the haps, grow a bit of roughage above the lip, if you’re insecure, use it to redefine your identity, if your righteous, use it to shame non growers. In any case, it’s an initiative aimed at protecting the Wang, and in any man’s language, that is as noble a cause as you’ll find.

Last year DC US put US $48,497 toward the cause, with DC president Nick Adcock personally raising US $18 790. Since three Melbournians began the fundraiser in 2003, it has gone onto raise US$29 million globally, with Movember the biggest international event supporting prostate cancer. We are by no means suggesting you join, but remember this, when your pissing blood (if you can piss at all) and your pins have swollen to the point they resemble a stick of bratwurst, you keep your sticky little palms out of the

Movember kitty.  To become a part of DC’s campaign visit: dcshoes.com/movember

Regular Mo harvesters can enrol at www.movember.com   -Jed Smith

Nudes Kissinger

For Nudes’ guide to doing a line with an internationally renowned super model, click here.

CH-CH-CH-CHANGES

Rusty promises a surfing reform… Not ‘surfing a reform.’ Set for release this November is Rusty’s attempt to capture the frenetic advancement of wi-fi, hi-fi surfing, Changes. Of course, like any company video, that performance has to come from its own camp. The formula’s relatively simple; good waves in mostly warm water. The film won’t stand up alongside Taylor Steele’s Stranger Than Fiction (nor will it bear the same price, it’s a mag slap-on) but Rusty films have always had a nice feelgood cohesion to em. According to pretty much anyone involved (and an excited Mitch Coleborn who we spoke to last week), the turn of the film is an alley oop at Hts by Jay Davies (you can catch a split-second of it in the teaser here). We’re also given the first glimpse of Coffs Harbour foal Jayke Sharp while Josh Kerr and Jamie O’Brien will guarantee there are at least a few sections you won’t be skipping. Bali, South Africa, Hawaii and South W.A haven’t stretched the film makers travel creativity, but for a dose of unique footage check the W.A wedge tow sessions hosting Kerr and the Harrington’s. Here’s three-minute’s worth right here. Jed Smith

You pinball pumping, sheep shearing, banana licking mother fucker!

Footy Couture

With the National Rugby League competition set to reach its climax this Sunday night, and everyone from Zahn Foxton to Westerly Windina showing their colours, it was time for Stab to enter the rippled, sweat beaded world of male contact sports.  For your complete guide to footy faux pas, fashion in the far end and sharing a hug with your cro-magnon cousins, click here.

Dopamine on FUEL TV

This week Fuel TV will be airing "Dopamine" a 30 minute special taking a look at the inspirations and constructions of the campaign, as well as team interviews and surf and skate footage!

Did we hit the right demographic? I mean you're into that whole surf meets brash edgey taste thing, right? Right this way then.

The Modern Collective Comes To Life

Poor Specimen has been churning out classics for almost two decades. Most of the plaudits have gone to Taylor Steele, yet to suggest he is solely responsible would be a mistake. Kai Neville is to Taylor Steele what Number Two was to Dr Evil. It was Kai’s pulsing, new-school electro soundtrack that accompanied Stranger Than Fiction, and it was Kai’s slick editing that put much of the film together. Now, as Taylor Steele enjoys time off after the his latest film, Kai assumes control over the empire, making his directorial debut with Modern Collective. Read on

Tour De Fatigue

Title race decided; some pro-surfers subjected to meaningless attendance, and others morning TV.

read on...

Politics, like celebrity, is a fickle, fickle business

The Death of Characters, The Birth of Children

To win one of five pairs of Hoyo’s character-imbued shades, we want to know who you think is the biggest character on tour? You’ve got 300 words or less to impress. Entries close 12pm, Friday October 10, 2008.  This way competitors