Jerry Lorenzo's Nike Air Fear of God 1 will be returning to retailers in an all-new colorway next month, according to sneaker source @Py_Leaks.

Images of the new Fear of God 1s have not yet been revealed, but the report states the kicks will come in the following color scheme, "Multi-Color, Off Noir, String, Oatmeal." Anybody's guess what that will look like but we should find out sooner than later, as the Nike Air Fear of God 1 is expected to drop on February 10th.

Over the last few months, Jordan Brand has been coming through with a plethora of colorways for the Jordan Mars 270. For those who don’t know, the shoe is a hybrid of multiple Jordan silhouettes all while incorporating the midsole technology of the Nike Air Max 270. It’s a fusion that works quite well and sneakerheads have been big fans of it so far. Not to mention, these kicks are designed by Spike Lee’s son, Jackson.

One of the latest colorways to hit the internet is this Clippers-inspired offering. As you can see, the upper of the shoe is mostly white while red highlights appear on the tongue and midsole. There is also a hit of blue which further accelerates the Clippers motif. Overall, it’s an easily-recognizable look that will appeal to fans of the franchise. If you pair these kicks with your Clippers jersey, you’ll be prepared for the court with your matching outfit. 

According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, these kicks will cost $160 USD and are set to drop soon at local retailers. Let us know in the comments below what you think of these and whether or not you plan on copping.

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The Air Jordan 1 High ’85, a sneaker designed to resemble the cut of the OG 1985 Air Jordan 1 model, will be making it’s way to retailers this year. This includes the red & white iteration releasing as part of the “New Beginnings” Pack, as well as a slick “Varsity Red” colorway. The latter, priced at $200, looks somewhat like an alternate colorway of the iconic “Bred” Air Jordan 1 High.

As showcased in the latest batch of on-foot photos shared by sneaker source @HanZuYing, the kicks come equipped with a smooth leather construction done up in the familiar Bulls-friendly colorway. Black leather appears on the toe, tongue, mid panel and ankle collar while varsity red handles the rest of the upper including the Nike swoosh and “Nike Air” branding. A white midsole separates the upper from the red outsole, completing the look.

Jordan Brand has not yet announced release details for the Air Jordan 1 High ’85 but rumors suggest the kicks will be limited to 23,000 pairs worldwide. Check out some additional images in the IG post embedded below and stay tuned for the official reveal.

Florida Highway Patrol troopers ended up dealing with a situation way more serious than expected during a recent traffic stop. According to a report from NBC Miami, on Tuesday (Jan. 14), troopers discovered 12 kilos of cocaine hidden inside a car that was initially pulled over for illegally tinted windows. 

A red 2016 Dodge Journey was driving down Interstate 75 A when troopers stopped it for excessive tint-age. The 27-year-old driver, Elizabeth Espinoza, could have driven away from the situation with a mere citation, but her visible trepidation made the troopers suspicious. A K-9 was brought over to search the vehicle and the troopers were surprised by $1.2 million worth of cocaine bundles. The Tampa Bay Times detailed that the coke was found "hidden within the dashboard and other voids within the vehicle," and in the rear of the car. 

Twitter has announced that it will soon be introducing a new set of features that will allow users to have more control over which range of people on the app will be permitted to reply to their tweets. Though the feature has been referred to as both Conversation Participants and Conversation Dynamics, its premise is to provide various ways for people to limit the users who can reply to their tweet, based on their Twitter relationship to the user. According to Endgadget, users will be able to choose from four different options: the "Global" option would indicate that the tweet can be accessed and responded to by anyone on the app; the "group" option limits replies to those you follow and mention; the "Panel" option limits the tweet to just those mentioned; and the "Statement" option limits the tweet completely, meaning absolutely no one will be able to reply.

Hilariously wrong answers on the game show Family Feud have become a mainstay in popular culture that transcends every niche, sub-group of individuals across the country. For some reason, the masses love just watching other people be embarrassingly wrong about the simplest of subjects. Surprisingly, Americans aren’t the only ones that get enjoyment out of watching people fail epically when asked questions because Canada has its own version of the highly-popularized Family Feud. 

Family Feud: Canada‘s rendition of the game show ditches the comedic stylings of Steve Harvey and his infamous suits for Canadian actor/comedian, Gerry Dee. While the hosts may not be the same, the concept remains the same where contests guess the closest to correct answer based on a question surveyed by a hundred different patrons. 

In this particular episode the Dubois family of Lorette, MB faced off against Tomlins family of Waterloo, ON. In the sudden death round, Logan took on Eve in a winner takes all one-answer question to which Gerry Dee asked, “What’s Popeye’s favorite food?”

Eve got to the buzzer first to which she answered, “Chickennnn,” whilst rolling her shoulders as if she was in a Mary J. Blige music video. To her family’s disappointed body language and the laughter of the crowd, Eve realized the mistake that cost her family a $10,000 cash prize. Logan was able to retort stating, “Show me spinach, Gerry,” calmly solidifying the bag for his family.  

Check out the hilarious clip of Eve’s costly wrong answer and victory dance below. 

Boosie Badazz got himself roasted online this past week after he purchased a Kappa Alpha Psi sweater and wore it out to a Houston Rockets game. The backlash became so overwhelming that Boosie responded in a since-deleted IG post. “I was n the mall looking for red n saw the sweater n it was hard,” he wrote. “Yes I knew it was a Kappa sweater. I thought I would get love from wearing it not hate. Calm yall ass down bra I was just getting fresh.” The majority of the criticism came because the fraternity, which is predominantly comprised of African-Americans, felt that wearing their sigil or colors is sacred. 

A day later, Boosie stepped back and seemingly called a truce with the fraternity. He decided to make them a proposition, stating on social media, “They had a lotta older Kappas who was upset ’cause I wore the shirt, so Imma boss up and give back.” Boosie declared that he wanted Kappas to do their step to his track “Wipe Me Down.” 

Now, Boosie is taking some more time to clear the air. In an exclusive for TMZ, Boosie addresses the Kappa Alpha Psi one more time. Boosie reiterates that when he wore the outfit he thought the fraternity would “show me love,” but continues on to admit, “I don’t know how deep that college shit is.” His story continues to the part where he learned that they do their step to “Wipe Me Down,” at which point he offered the olive branch. Before offering an apology, Boosie promises that he won’t wear the Kappa Alpha Psi sweater anymore, if they teach him how to do their step. He also issues a warning for those sliding hin his DMs with threats. Check out the video below.