The Skateboard Mag’s “The Mag Minute” is always worth to watch as they are often showing good footage of new talent. This time it’s Zach Wagner, who’s proving here that he really got what we call “flinke Füsse” and has a good sense of the the spots. I’m pretty sure the future looks bright for Zach. Good one!

While we’ve been hearing tales about Zach Wagner’s ability shred, we had no idea dude was so sick he could backlip across the entire state of California! Check that ledge spot if you don’t get what we’re talkin’ about, pretty awesome. This Mag Minute obviously comes through with the goods so hard that it’s no surprise why Hurley, Val Surf, and Lakai hook Zach up with the goods. Big thanks to Zach and Matt Williams for coming through with this banger. Watch the Mag Minute here.

Plan B, the übercompany that brought us legendary videos like “Questionable” and home to legends such as Danny Way, Paul Rodriguez, Pat Duffy, PJ Ladd and others now started Plan B TV. A short video section that gets updated on a regular basis and soon should be available as podcast. Go, check it: PlanB Skateboards

Out for some weeks now, Lennie Burmeister’s new pro model should be now available in finer skatestores in Europe. The graphic is a reinterpretation of the 80’s classic Psycho Stick from Vision Skateboards and was transferred into 2009 by Skism. Funny coincidence – Baker Skateboards announced the new Dustin Dollin pro model a few weeks later – guess the graphic idea behind that one…

We present you the complete line-up of Nike SB February 2009 releases. This month Nike SB will be releasing a new Dunk Low Pro SB, Dunk Mid Pro SB, P-Rod 2 Zoom Air, Zoom Tre A.D., Zoom Air Harbour and Blazer Premium Low SB.

The red Blazer Low is our favorite in the line-up, along with the Air Zoom Harbour, both looking really clean. Check out more detailed images of the complete Nike SB February 2009 releases after the jump.

Deanna Templeton, also known as wife of Toy Machine owner, pro-skatelegend and artist Ed Templeton and also a well known (photo-) artist announces a solo exhibition at the NRW-Forum Kultur und Wissenschaft in Düsseldorf, Germany, starting on April 4th. The title, inspired by a The Smiths song, gives a hint on the topic of the exhibition: fanatism of autograph-mongers. More info via NRW-Forum

Transworld Skateboarding Magazine is known for pushing the limits with their videos. Their last one “And Now“, released just a few months ago, proved again that they are on the forefront of top notch skateboarding, filming and editing. TWS now announced their newest deal, “Right Foot Forward“, going to be released in summer 2009. The cast recruits Kellen James, Joey Brezinski, Corey Duffel, Bobby Worrest and Matt Beach, who almost seemed to be forgotten over the last years. Here’s the teaser.

Alien Workshop will premier their new film, Mind Field in New York City tomorrow night. Starring Heath Kirchart, Josh Kalis, Anthony Van Engelen, Mikey Taylor, Omar Salazar, Dylan Reider, Arto Saari, Jason Dill, Rob Dyrdek, Steve Berra, Grant Taylor, Jake Johnson, and Tyler Bledsoe, your life may very well be complete after you see this film. Five screenings will go down at the Tribeca Screening Room from 7pm to 2am. Good luck getting a seat.

In it’s ten years, the Transworld Riders’ Poll has evolved into the snowboard industry’s pre-eminent awards event, and not because of corporate buy-in and bullshit but because the winners are voted in by the riders themselves. The 2009 awards were handed out in Vegas last week and the winners are… after the jump. Here’s a hint though, Travis Rice took home every award he could and no one was surprised. Kid is just that ill. Via Transworld Business

Burton has tapped artist Mark Ward to design for their Spring/Summer 09 collection. The designs are loud, but definitely true to Ward’s style. Via Mashkulture. More after the jump.

DC has teamed up with Detroit based skate artist Mark Penxa to create the graphics for their 2010 PBJ Series. A true twin jib board made especially for street and park riding, the PBJ’s skate heritage is called out by Penxa’s psycho animal pencil and ink drawings. Check out an excerpt from DC’s interview with Penxa from their 2010 Snow Book:

The initial idea was a couple boards with a yeti snow monster from those old marionette Christmas stories. Then it changed to a whole series based on these sort of ficticious animals around the MTN.LAB. Taking that old school Jim Phillips skate aesthetic, and making it my own, which I’ve been honored to be associated with. And keeping it ’80’s skating in mind graphic-wise, the project really developed – but it took longer than I tought it would. I usually do a three-board series in a day. If I can’t finish quickly I kinda freak out.

Aaron Bittner came up with an amazing idea that there was this weird zombie infection going through the MTN.LAB, and all the animals living in the shadows had it. The top sheet graphics are each animal hanging on the wall like taxidermy. Since he created this whole story about the infection, there were a dozen people wondering who killed these things. Did Ken Block kill all these animals? Porupines had attacked his dogs so maybe he did it to save the LAB. Aaron has a monkey on his new board – maybe the monkey did it? It got real comic booky, real fast.

More images after the jump