SHUT is killing it today. Not content to drop two major pieces of international press, SHUT also dropped 4 new decks at their Orchard Street flagship today. From left to right they are the Street Sweeper, Veins, Taxi, and the Monarchy. All four will be available at SHUT accounts shortly.

More from SHUT. Recent pro Tony Manfre just dropped a big feature over at Slap. The audio interview by Mark Whiteley and 14 pages of photos by Joe Brook also includes the trailer for “Lightbox,” Manfre’s personal video project shot in Super 8. Check out the whole thing here.

NYC’s original skateboard brand SHUT has been featured in the latest issue of Central Magazine. The Barcelona-based art/skate mag has a brolic ten page spread on SHUT covering both the history and the future of the brand and with a ton of good shit on Rodney Smith, Luis Tolentino, Javier Nunez and more. Check out the whole issue below.

There is definitely alot of hype around “How to Make it in America,” HBO’s new downtown NYC-based series. Whether the show makes it or not remains to be seen but one thing is for sure, they really went the extra mile in the marketing. Aside from the Green Lantern mixtape and the Alife hats, they’ve gone so far as to produce the pro model deck of the skateboarder character Wilfredo Gomez and are selling it on HBO.com. Since Javier Nunez plays the yet-to-appear character, it only makes sense that Shut made the decks. There’s another Shut connection too, Creative Director Eli Gesner is a consultant. Peep his credit after the jump.

Shut Skate Mechanics has just brought back a super limited amount of 2009 shirts to benefit the Harold Hunter Foundation. 100% of the proceeds from the Nike Bridgerunners Harold Hunter Run Dr-fit ($30), Harold Hunter Day 3 t-shirt ($20), and BBQ Skate Jam t-shirt ($10) will go directly to the foundation. Individual looks after the jump.

Shut has just dropped a new t-shirt series paying respect to some of New York City’s most venerable institutions, starting with The Brooklyn Bridge and Taxi Cabs. Available now at Shut Skate Mechanics. The Taxi after the jump.

Concluding our coverage of Agenda, Volkswagen gave Rad Collector an exclusive opportunity to push a 2010 Volkswagen Golf GTI from LA to Huntington Beach. A whip in it’s own class, between the turbo charged intercooler engine and the dual GPS displays, the GTI proved to be the perfect accoutrement to the show. Peep our on-the-spot shoot featuring Luis Tolentino along with Shut, Famous, Diamond, Mighty Healthy, Good Wood, DVS, and CtotheJL after the jump. Photography by Chris Lee.

Shut has just dropped a new hoodie, the Crest, available exclusively at their flagship shop on Orchard Street in NYC. Featuring the classic OG Shut crest from 1986 on a black hoodie, this limited edition release is gonna get snatched up quick. More looks after the jump.

Queens native and top Shut am Luis Tolentino solidified a place in history at this year’s Tampa Am by tying the world record for the highest ollie at 44.5 inches held by Danny Wainwright. The real question is now which shoe company is gonna step up and make this kid into Air Luis, seriously. RadCollector linked up on the snowy streets on NYC to hear how the whole thing felt. Interview after the jump.

Shut has a new series out that has just landed at the Shut Skate Mechanics shop on Orchard. The Old Glory series celebrates the good old days of skating the Old New York in the 1980’s. Available in red, white, and blue. Close up looks at the graphics after the jump.