Photography by Thomas Cooksey.

From Paul Haggis (Crash), you might want to get a little excited about Russell Crowe’s next film. When wife Lara (Elizabeth Banks) is arrested for a murder she didn’t commit, John (Crowe) is struggling to keep it together, with a song, his job and a final appeal turned down against her decision all weighing on his shoulders. So he’s down to the last solution to get his wife her life back, break her out of jail.

Photography by Andrew B. Myers.

Ilary Blasi for GQ Russia. Kind of puts recent UK and US spreads to shame.

Who knew you could pirate vinyls? Well, I guess when you think about it all you need to do it make a die or mold, fill it, and you’ve got your vinyl, but the process sure looks cool anyway. It certainly makes pirates work a little harder for their prize than simply downloading off the internet anyway. Oh, you’ll need a wooden box, glass, window cement, silicone mixture, liquid plastic and a drill press too.

Ben Grimes shot by Robert Harper for Naag. It’s pretty much the perfect combination.

Boy does this make me want to finish learning how to skateboard, and move to NYC.

With 160,000 tracks played, 25,000 bottles of rum consumed, 5 tonnes of chicken eaten and very little trouble; this year’s Notting Hill Carnival was one of the best yet.

After four years of failed attempts to get into Norman Jay’s infamous ‘Good Times Sound System’, 2010 was finally our year. The toilets may have been ludicrously overpriced, but the sun shone on Monday and good times were certainly had by (nearly) all with the lowest crime rate at Europe’s biggest carnival in 4 years. If you, like us, were among the hordes of people (estimated at over a million) dancing your way through West London over the bank holiday weekend, chances are you don’t remember much of it so here to remind you of what you experienced are Alex Brammer and Anna Felix’s photos from day three.

Photography by Andrew B. Myers.

Terry Richardson shoots the Sisley Fall 2010 campaign. In a mall.