Tired of your old, boring door-knob? One simple way to make things a bit more exciting–if not out-right intimidating–is to install the Bang-Bang Door Handle. Coming in black, gold, silver, and chrome, this one-of-a-kind door knob from Russian product designer Nikita Kovalev works by pulling the trigger, which is definitely easier to maneuver than traditional knobs when you’ve got Cheeto fingers. Modeled off of the Russian Makarov 9mm pistol, this may not be the choice for all families, but if you’re trying to make a statement with your interior design decisions, this is the way to go. Check out more photos of this unique design after the jump.

atmos have dug up a gem from the Reebok archives, reviving the much sought-after Insta Pump Fury Eastbays. They were originally launched in 1996, yet the production of these sneakers was surrounded by problems, providing plenty of headaches for the online retailer, Eastbay. However, this piece of footwear eventually made it into their inventory, gaining popularity amongst the sneakerheads. If you missed the opportunity to pick up the original pair, here is your chance to snatch up these retro sneakers. These shoes will be dropping around early March and pre-orders can be made at atmos online shop right now.

The British singer, M.I.A., is no stranger to controversy; in fact, she recently stole the headlines at the Super Bowl halftime show, which involved a certain finger. Perhaps one of her most talked-about music videos was Born Free, produced by French director Romain Gavras. M.I.A. has teamed up with Gavras again on her latest music video for Bad Girls, which was shot on location in Morocco. Although this video is much more light hearted than the previous, it is still filled with the kind of high energy and grit that Gavras is known for. BMWs and Alfa Romeos perform high-speed stunts, and the fearless M.I.A. even sits comfortably on a BMW driving on two wheels. Watch the visually spectacular music video after the jump in high definition.

This year’s Valentine’s-themed “Heartbreaker” from Supra takes the form of the towering Society silhouette. Built with an upper crafted from red suede and Express TUF canvas, the shoe sits on a black vulcanized sole with white foxing adorned with red stripes. Additional details include complementary white pinstripes at the back of the collar, plus a red broken-heart graphic on each pitch-black footbed. A custom broken-heart hang tag finishes the look. The production run on the Society Heartbreaker II is limited to just 413, with each pair individually numbered. Look for them to land on February 11th exclusively at Factory 413, Supra NYC and online.

Release Date: February 11th, 2012 (Saturday)

Every season Bedwin & The Heartbreakers launch the Jerry Award Jacket in different versions, making it a key piece that fans look forward to seeing. For the Spring 2012 season, the basic jacket has been made using a lightweight, cotton jersey fabric. Its silhouette has not changed dramatically– however, this lighter body allows it to be worn much more casually. Two colorways–Gray and Black–were produced, with each item detailed by a BH patch on the left chest. The monotone, knitted ribbing on the collar, cuffs and waist complements the minimalist style of the jackets. via: Intention

At the start of the year, we saw OriginalFake and fragment design team up to release the Girl Circle Pink T-Shirt. Here is the second installment from the Tokyo-based brands, and this time they have taken another piece of artwork from KAWS for their t-shirt graphic. The Girl Bending T-Shirt takes a similar route in terms of design, with the monochromatic artwork on the front and the fragment design lightning logo printed over it in blue. There will be limited quantities produced, and it will be sold exclusively at the OriginalFake store in Tokyo. The launch of the t-shirts will take place this Saturday, February 11th.

OriginalFake
5-3-25 Minami-Aoyama Oh Bldg. B1 FL | Map
Minato-ku, Tokyo Japan
TEL #: +81-03-3499-3333

Supra presents a video profile of team rider Spencer Hamilton. Spencer explains his still developing career trajectory, from first hearing about Supra in 2006 and subsequently meeting the team — as he describes them, “all the biggest heads” — when they stopped in during a Canadian tour for a signing at the skate shop where he worked. Cut to present day, in which Spencer finds himself in London to sit for the team photo, surrounded by guys he once looked up to and now counts as peers. The otherworldly talent on display is enough to have Spencer believing in aliens. Check out the video after click.