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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse was one of the most popular silent films ever made. More than 80 years later, though, this once lost art hasn't been forgotten. Ben Stephenson shows us a fine example of pre-1930 filmmaking.

Young Emerica Europe team rider Rob Maatman from Holland dorks around and has fun in his local skatepark, Burnside, in Deventer. Just another day at the office! By the way, how can one skate with so much style on a soft-wheeled cruiser? Because those boards are all about style!

If you’re down for some skate rock, then don't miss Thrasher’s Skate Rock Life of Pain West Coast Tour from May 1-11, 2008.

Emerica Gear is here! Got clothes? We do…and they could be yours for free! Enter now for a chance to win a pair of Skelter III pants, Detention t-shirt and Pure 2 cap! (Shoes not included.) The contest ends on June 2, 2008.

For laughing out loud, it's time to go read a hilarious interview with Emerica funnyman Jerry Hsu over at Timebomb's site. It's highly recommended if you enjoy laughing!

Experience a heaping bowl of Emerica Team Report! It's magically delicious!

Ian's sponsor me clip features a lot of nice, intricate ledge and gap work with a few rails and pole jams thrown in for good measure--plus some sweet flatground tricks.

This coming Saturday, April 19, 2008 from 7-10 p.m. at Mollusk surf shop in Venice, California.

As its name implies, this zine does indeed offer its readers a steady supply of photos of skateboarders strutting their stuff on crete-filled trannies of all shapes and sizes.

A filming and photo mission from California to Colorado conducted by Emerica team riders Bryan Herman, Braydon Szafranski, Marquis Preston and Jamie Tancowny.