Airwalk and Already Famous have been fucking shit up all summer with their collabo concert and skate sesh series “We Out Here.” The latest featuring Juicy J was the crunkest yet as this video clearly demonstrates. Get out there.

Last night Supreme held their “Fashions Night Out” party at Westway here in NYC with a special guest performance from none other than Three 6 Mafia. The place was packed and hot but there was no shortage of strippers and free Jameson for everyone to get trippy mane. After Three 6 Mafia tore the place down the debauchery kept going with dj sets from DJ Soul, Ballers Eve, and more. Hit the jump to peep a few pics from the night. Photos by Brad Clarke.

The 7th Red Bull Manny Mania Pro and Am finals went down at Coleman Park in NYC this past weekend with some of the sickest technical skating ever seen in one place. Check out the new dose as Tim Brodhagen talks to Joey Brezinsky, Torey Pudwill, Brandon Biebel, Derek Fukuhara and more about what makes Manny Mania so rad.

Converse hit New York this weekend with their second City Carnage, a summertime event that celebrated music and skateboarding. The two-day event kicked off Friday afternoon with the ‘Best Trick Carnage’ hosted by Converse Skateboarding Ambassadors Kenny Reed, Eli Reed, Rune Glifberg and more. Local NYC skaters received prizes for the best tricks on obstacles around the park and best tricks in the bowl at the Pier 62 Skate Park at Chelsea Waterside Park. The celebration continued with a free concert on Saturday evening featuring opening acts Black Bananas and Converse Rubber Tracks recording artist Viva Viva, while The Kills capped the 2-day event with a stellar one-hour performance.Click the jump for gallery of photos.

WeSC along with our friends at OWSLA and Production Club held a secret after hours party aptly dubbed “Midnight Mass” at a 100-year-old church located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. A-Trak, Alvin Risk, Nero, and Skrillex all held it down until the sun came up. Enjoy.

Last week G-Shock hosted an exclusive 30th Anniversary event at The Manhattan Center in New York City where Slaughterhouse was the opening act for Eminem who took the stage for a private concert following the news of a G-Shock and Eminem collaborative timepiece that will be released in Fall of 2013. Prior to the performance an intimate meet-and-greet with the G-Shock athlete roster and the creators of the legendary timepiece took place upstairs for Vip’s and media. Guests included Eric Haze, Stevie Williams, Kazuhiro Kokubo, Greg & Anne-Marie Dacyshyn, Craig Wetherby, Ice T, Coco, Busta Rhymes and many more. Hit the jump for a gallery of pics from the evening. Photos by Brad Clarke.

The celebration for the Nike x Levi’s® 511™ Skateboarding collaboration continued last week with another exclusive launch party, this time in Los Angeles in partnership with The Berrics. Aside from Braydon Szafranski and Paul Rodriguez in attendance, Omar Salazar was of course also in the building, as he played an integral role in this rather unique collaborative project of the Collection. The skate pro attended the festivities and also demonstrated some of his skills, skating the park during the launch event. As if all of that wasn’t enough, the open bar by Pabst Blue Ribbon, burritos from Wahoo’s Fish Taco Truck and local band Trash Talk sealed the deal. The result was a massive line around the block all day, with kids eager to get in on the action.

If you were one of the unlucky ones that could not make it out, flip through our full picture recap of the event here below.

Converse blazed into NYC last weekend for the first ever “City Carnage,” a re-interpretation of their “Coastal Carnage” event series. Tim Brodhagen was there to catch Kenny Anderson, Rune Glifberg, Tom Remillard, Jason Jessee, Sammy Baca, Nick Trapasso, Eli Reed, Mike Anderson, Raymond Molinar and Julian Davidson enjoy the riverside radness of the bowl at Pier 62 skatepark.

Vans BMX sent Cory “Nasty” Nastazio, Gary Young, Scotty Cranmer, Ali Whitton and Ryan Guettler to murk the Journeys Backyard BBQ in Pennsylvania. They did not disappoint.

Every year, Go Skateboarding Day in NYC gets more insane and 2012 brought it to a whole nother level. Check out all the action as Tim Brodhagen talks to Eric Koston, P-Rod, Stefan Janoski, and Erik Ellington as well as locals Billy Rohan, Rodney Torres, and Luis Tolentino about what it’s like for skateboarders to take over the greatest city in the world.