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Air Jordan 1 Black/Royal “Python” by JBF
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Tuesday, November 02, 2010
The 25 Best Signature Basketball Sneakers of All Time
The NBA season is in full swing, and while we care about who's racking up wins and losses, we're also watching the games to see which athletes are rocking special colorways of their signature shoes. Our friends at Nice Kicks keep us updated on the daily with their "Kicks on Court" feature, but how do the signature shoes of the past compare with those of more recent times? More importantly, which is the best pro model of all time? We tapped Nice Kicks editor George Kiel III to countdown the 25 best for us, and all your favorites are included. What's the best on-court signature shoe of all time? Details here.
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Reebok Answer I
adidas Attitude
Reebok Kamikaze II
Air Jordan 1
Reebok Shaqnosis
Part Kid, Part Machine, All Cop
Part Kid, Part Machine, All Cop, cool homemade costume!
"The boy insisted for months that he wanted to be a robot for Halloween. His sister was a robot when she was his age. We looked at various robot images on the computer and he was most intrigued by Robocop. After I showed him the trailer, there was no convincing him otherwise. He was going to be Robocop. Which was good, because Detroit has a Cancer. That Cancer is Crime."
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Rare Darth Vader Costume Going Up for Auction
(Reuters) - An exceptionally rare Darth Vader costume comes up for sale next month and is expected to fetch as much as 230,000 pounds ($365,000), auctioneer Christie's said on Wednesday.
The main components of the 1980 costume, including the helmet and mask, are considered to have been production-made for "The Empire Strikes Back," the second of the "Star Wars" series to be released, Christie's added.
It will lead the auction of popular culture at Christie's in London on November 25.
One of the most recognizable and infamous characters in the history of film, Darth Vader played a central role in the story of Star Wars, the epic film series made by George Lucas.
"While there are limited public records of the costumes produced and used for the first Star Wars trilogy, the helmet, mask and shoulder armor from the present example have a provenance leading back to the film studios around the time of production," Christie's said.
The costume was acquired by the present owner, an American private collector in 2003 and is the first complete costume to be offered at auction, it added.
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