Nike Basketball is proud to unveil key colorways celebrating its pinnacle players competing in the 2012 NBA All-Star Game in Orlando later this month. Taking inspiration from space exploration, the collection features a galactic theme on the LeBron 9, Nike Zoom KD IV and Nike Zoom Kobe VII System. Graphics pay homage to the supernova – arguably the most powerful force in the universe – while the outsoles glow in the dark and individual ‘mission patches’ adorn each shoe as a nod to the accolades astronauts receive.

Nike celebrates the 2012 Orlando NBA All-Star games with space exploration inspired footwear. The Nike Foamposite One, showcasing an out-of-this-world galactic print upper, includes a Polyurethane midsole and a Nike Zoom unit in heel for low-profile, responsive cushioning. Made popular in its debut on the college hardwood in 1998, the Foamposite breaks the mold of conventional footwear design.

It look as if Nikon’s latest high-end DSLR, the D800, will be releasing soon. Word has it, this new 36.3 megapixel CMOS sensor camera will be capable of 7360 x 4912 resolution images and also possessing the ability to create 1080p digital video. Stay tuned for more details and images. (Source: Engadget)

Although barely into the second month of 2012, it’s safe to say this will be one of the top releases of the year when the Air Jordan IV white cement shoes drop. The official date for the retail release will be on February 18. There’s not much else to say about these classics. You all know what they are and where they rank amongst the best all-time sneakers. Most people say the III’s are the best, but some of us here beg to differ and side with the IV. Where do these rank for you guys amongst the top Air Jordans?

For the first time Lana Del Rey is making the Vogue cover, which is obviously a pretty big deal for the up- and coming singer. The March 2012 issue of Vogue UK will feature Del Rey in Louis Vuitton on the cover, along with a full shoot inside the issue by Mario Testino. The issue hits newsstands on February 6th.

Last week we reported about David Choe being paid in 2005 in stock by Facebook, for painting murals in their offices. That stock might become worth 200 Million USD, after Facebook’s IPO and official stock market listing. Complex took a look at the richest living artists, and it is interesting to see where Choe ranks in there now.

Here is the complete list:

1. Damien Hirst – 1 Billion USD
2. Jeff Koons – 500 Million USD
3. Jasper Johns – 300 Million USD
4. David Choe – 200 Million USD
5. Andre Vicari – 142 Million USD
6. Takashi Murakami – 100 Million USD
7. Anish Kapoor – 85 Million USD
8. Antony Gormley – 50 Million USD
9. Gerhard Richter – 40 Million USD
10. David Hockney – 40 Million USD
11. Cindy Sherman – 35 Million USD
12. Richard Prince – 30 Million USD
13. Andreas Gursky – 30 Million USD
14. Chuck Close – 25 Million USD
15. Georg Baselitz – 25 Million USD

Nike celebrates the college basketball March Madness with the Dunk High. Releasing this week, the iconic high top sneaker will come in overall 6 colorways, offering something for everybody.Proper already has them in stock.

The Nike Huarache Free has been a welcome hybrid in the Nike lineup for 2012. Taking that shoe one step further we arrive at the Nike Huarache Free Basketball, a high top version of the Free-sole-meets-neoprene-and-spandex-sock design. The black and whitesneaker features Nike Huarache branding on the integrated tongue and a frosted rear support strap. Now in store at size.

I would kill to partake in a dinner like this.