More Ian Francis

More from this awesomely awesome artist!

New Claw Items I Want

One of these shirts


And these Shades

I Muh F'n Want One!

Original Fake Halloween '09 Tee

"Life is Better"

Love it!

RIP Mr. Swayze!!!!

You will be TRULY missed....

This is pretty freaky...

I know that there are tons of things in this world that we can't explain and some other things that are just coincidence, but this is a little nuts and even more so because of it's religious, could be affiliation...



What's even crazier is that the same thing is happening in other parts of the world!



I'll watch this on Sunday and give a more in-depth opinion on the matter

Get Me, Get Me!

Peter, Bjorn and John, an awesomely innovative band ha teamed up with
Mick Boogie and Remixed their album, Living thing, re-named the Re-Living Thing. Best Mixtape I've heard in a long time, next to B.O.B. With appearances by Talib, Wale, 88-Keys, Rhymefest, Buckshot, Bun B....definitely needs to be heard by all...

Here's a song by them that you may know, if you're already not familiar with them...

Claudia in high times!

I still have the hopes and aspirations of being in this magazine one day..someone lets make it happen dammit!

Don't judge me ok...

This is my shizznitt right now!

Would it be overboard if I bought this?!

I really want it...

What's the Bizzness?

I don't think she's a guy...why won't ppl just stop it already...

Anjulie

Anjulie is a Canadian singer/songwriter from Oakville, Ontario Canada, a suburb outside of Toronto. Anjulie is a self-described music addict and has been writing and composing her own music since she was a teenager and is the youngest of four children of Guyanese-Canadian parents[1]. She wrote the song "Say Goodbye to Jr. High", contributed background vocals and played percussion for the cd Unfabulous and More. Her debut album was co-written and produced by Canadian R&B legend Jon Levine of the Philosopher Kings[2]. Anjulie met Levine while working as an intern at Metalworks Recording Studio in Mississauga Canada. Anjulie was later fired for accepting a lunch date with Levine, but it ultimately led to their partnership and the beginnings of her music career.[3] Anjulie wrote the single "Don't Call Me Baby" by Canadian Recording Artists Kreesha Turner which reached the Top 10 on Billboards Canadian Hot 100 in 2008. She is of Canadian, Indian and Guyanese origin.