If there's anything Nike likes more than updates of '80s silhouettes, it's updates of '80s TV shows and toys. So here we have the Alpholution Supreme, a Zoom-infused upgrade of the classic Alpha Force, in a colorscheme inspired by the outfit (and insignia) of GI Joe archnemesis Cobra Commander (snakeskin, check). Also in the pack will be a Destro Hyperize Supreme and a Storm Shadow Sharkalaid Supreme. They'll be available later this summer, but you can find limited sizes (OK, a single size) now over at Marquee Sole. More shots after the jump. [Via Kix-Files]

Squadts don't just shoot RPGs in fancy suits; they also go deep-sea diving. Ferg's Project Squadt just took it up a notch with the Copperhead Squadt. Based on Kenny Wong's deep-sea diver-themed work, this figure will debut in three versions at the Taipei Toy Festival next week. If you're not in Taipei, expect these to drop worldwide at later date. [via Vinyl Pulse]

Widgets and Internet connectivity are the new thing for HDTVs this year, but Vizio is taking it a step further with the XVT series. A total of eight different TVs encompass the XVT line with a plethora of different features that include 240Hz picture processing, LED backlighting and Vizio Internet Apps (VIA). A pair of 120Hz LCD HDTVs make up the sub-series of Thin Line XVT HDTVs that are priced under $1000, but they're only available in a 32- and 37-inch model. However, all the XVT series TVs have built-in 802.11n wireless networking capability and a customized Bluetooth remote with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The VIA feature includes streaming content from Amazon Video On Demand, Blockbuster On Demand, Netflix, Vudu, Showtime, Revision3, Pandora and Rhapsody directly to your Vizio HDTV. You can also tap into the Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr widgets as well as the Yahoo! Widget Engine from the comfort of your couch. The XVT series begins to roll out next month through December with prices starting at $750 and topping off at $2200.

Line up for the release of one of the freshest looking Air Force 1s (courtesy of Mr. Cartoon & Lance Armstrong) in L.A. [Hypebeast]

More video games should become movies. Well, maybe not Zelda though. [Switched]

Who knows, that suspect looking messenger dude might just set off your BBQ/party. [Uncrate]

Kanye West gets bumped up to corporate at The Gap . . . sort of. [NBC Chicago]

Vibe Magazine is a wrap, but we still need more Andre 3000 [Rap Radar]

With Independence Day upon us the discerning clotheshorse has to figure how to rep the "homeland" but not look like a star-spangled douche. Sewing two flags together to form a makeshift shirt is unacceptable, as are the bare-chested, banner-waving antics of Hacksaw Jim Duggan. Since we can't have you looking bad at the barbecues you'll be attending this weekend, we're providing you with a list of StreetLevel-approved clothing for your inner patriot. Whether you're a young Republican or you think Plymouth Rock landed on us, you'll be able to express yourself in style this July 4th.

Read more after the jump.

Grandmaster Flash is back. Today video game publisher Activision announced that the hip-hop pioneer will be in the upcoming turntable-based video game "DJ Hero." The legendary artist will contribute two never-before-released mixes: Herbie Hancock's "Rockit" vs. N.E.R.D.'s "Lapdance" and Gary Numan "Cars" vs. the Grandmaster's own "Here Comes My DJ." Game developer FreeStyle Games has also made an exclusive mix using Flash tracks "Boom" and "Tap."

But it's not just his music that's in the game; the DJ will also appear as as in-game character and lend his voice to the tutorial. You can check out the virtual Grandmaster Flash when the game hits stores this fall. But be prepared to cough up some cash though, because at $120 it ain't cheap to be a faux DJ. More screenshots and concept art of Grandmaster Flash after the jump.

On January 16, 1993, Michael Jordan scored 64 points in an overtime loss to the Orlando Magic. It would be a mere glitch in the matrix, as the Bulls went on to win their third NBA title in as many years. Over the course of his career, MJ would go on to score 60+ points in a game five times.

The Jordan Brand has chosen to celebrate those accomplishments collectively with a new hybrid shoe, the 60+, and separately with two-shoe packs representing each individual game (one shoe in a traditional Jordan colorway, the other in the style of the opponent). This pack, the second of its kind, refers back to that game with the Magic, where Jordan's 64 were overcome by a young Shaq's 29 points and 24 boards. But he ain't get a shoe for it, did he? Look for it in August. Detailed shots after the jump. [Via Kix and the City]

First we got KAWS and Sorayama's big shiny, silver No Future Companion, and now we've got a big shiny, gold bear from Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami. You might recognize the big-eyed bear mascot from Kanye West's Graduation album cover and his "Good Morning" video, which were also designed and directed by Murakami. The aluminum sculpture is currently on display at the Emmanuel Perrotin Gallery in Paris. We're crossing our fingers for a smaller, affordable version, but until then, see another pic after the jump. [Via Toysrevil]