On the polar opposite end of the spectrum is this clip of Lil Wayne being pulled into Rob Dyrdek’s foam pit on a skateboard. Yes its a shitty clip and utterly non newsworthy, but it certainly gives gravitas to the Frankie Hill story. Not that there is anything wrong with Young Tuna Fish skating, dude’s just having fun.

Gymkhana 4 is now live and it’s bigger than ever. DC & Ken Block took over the backlots of Universal Studios Hollywood, converting them into a giant playground for a high production, raw driving edit filled with robotic sharks, deranged zombies, stunt men in gorilla suits and much more. Enjoy!

14 year old Mitchie Brusco landed a 900 with ease on the Mega ramp at yesterdays Big Air practice. What the hell could you do at age 14 besides think about boobs?

OffTheWall.tv spends some time with Neckface. In this episode of Time and Space, Neckface tells a tale of a rat fight he promoted behind a Petco. Enjoy.

SKATE 1.0 is a sound and light installation by Electroland. It is installed at the A+D Museum in Los Angeles as part of the COME IN! 2: SURF.SKATE.BIKE exhibition. The opening is July 7, 2011. The exhibition dates are from June 14-July 24, 2011. Via Curated.

An intoxicated Chad Muska was arrested for catching some tags on the window of a Coffee Bean in Hollywood last night. Yes, a Coffee Bean. While detained Muska referred to the security guards as “these niggas right here”. While we don’t think it was malicious, it is pretty stupid. Go here to see the video.

On display at etnies’ 25 Year Public Domaine exhibition right now in Paris, France is a recently uncovered relic now known as the Baguette Board. It was found in a Parisian junk shop made of old bread board parts and rolling pins with the words Sade Coy 1910 etched into it. Was the first skateboard created in Paris in 1910, nearly 40 years before people begin skateboarding in California? The world may never know, but in the meantime Sade Coy has become an inspirational muse for artist and show curator Yogi Proctor. More info and photos over at Transworld.

The artist D*Face brought together two things we love, skateboarding and graffiti. See what happens when you attach a spray paint can to the bottom of a board and rip a pool. Enjoy!

Transworld has a craze edit of what went down on Go Skateboarding Day in LA. Emerica led the charge with Wild in the Streets that started at the Hollenbeck park and continued around the public skateparks of downtown L.A. It doesn’t get any better than this.

Marking their entrance into the world of action sports spectacle, MSG threw down the gauntlet with a Mega Ramp demo in the heart of Times Square yesterday afternoon. Radcollector fam, photographer Taji Ameen was on hand at Air in the Square to witness a Burnquist Backflip Christ Air and more. Peep his flicks after the jump.