Tony Trujillo (born August 23, 1982 in Santa Rosa, California) is an American skateboarder. He is noted for his anti-corporate attitude and love for rock and roll, as well as his aggressive skating style. Trujillo grew up on a farm with 10 acres of land and started skating at the age of 7. A neighbor had ramps in his barn and often invited Tony to skate there. Trujillo started competing in skate contests when he was 12 in the California Amateur Skateboard League, …

Andrew Reynolds (born June 6, 1978 in Lakeland, Florida, USA), is a professional skateboarder who has been riding since the age of nine. He emerged onto the skateboarding scene in the early 1990s and won Thrasher magazine's "Skater of the Year" award in 1998. He is nicknamed Drew, The Boss, Spock, and Turtle Boy. His signature trick is the frontside flip.

Steve Caballero, (born November 8, 1964, San Jose, California), is a professional skateboarder. Steve was born in the year of the dragon, and has had several board graphics that feature dragons. He was born with scoliosis (curved spine.) Because of this condition, one of his neck glands grew larger than the other, so his head tilts to one side. Caballero started skating in 1976 at the age of 12. He was sponsored as an amateur by Powell Peralta in 1978 at the age of 15.

Mike Vallely (pronounced "Val-lal-ee"), a.k.a. Mike V, (born June 29, 1970) is a professional skateboarder who resides in Long Beach, California. Growing up in Edison, New Jersey, he began skating at the age of 14. A temporary move to Virginia Beach,and Sebastian Garcia VA would lead to the start of his career less than two years later.

Daewon Song (born February 19 1975, Korea) is a professional, goofy-footed skateboarder. He is recognized for his technical street skateboarding. He co-owns Almost Skateboards with fellow pro Rodney Mullen, and skates for the team. Daewon was born in Seoul, Korea on Feb. 19, 1975. When he was 13, a neighborhood kid gave him his board. He quickly got some money together and bought a used board.

Chris Cole (born March 10, 1982 in Statesville, North Carolina), is a professional skateboarder. Cole currently resides in Levittown, Pennsylvania He has the recent notable achievement of tre-flipping (360 flip) the Wallenberg four (a set of four very large stairs at Wallenberg High School, measuring 6 feet high, and 18 feet long, in San Francisco).

Natas Kaupas (born in 1969) is a semi-retired professional skateboarder of Lithuanian descent. He grew up in South Santa Monica, California in the area known as Dogtown. He is often referred to as one of the first true professional street skateboarders. His career began in 1984 when he was discovered by Skip Engblom, who ran the skate company Santa Monica Airlines. SMA became his sponsor and soon thereafter, he appeared on the cover of Thrasher magazine doing a wall ride.

Mike Carroll (born 1975) is a professional skateboarder from San Francisco who skated for H-Street and then formed the super team, Plan B Skateboards. In a mass defection, Mike started Girl Skateboards with fellow Plan B rider Rick Howard. Carroll is often sarcastic towards people. Carroll was a long-time rider for Vans Shoes, but abruptly left the company soon after they released his pro model shoe and jumped to DC, …

Arto Saari is a professional skateboarder. He lives in Huntington Beach, California. He was selected as the "2001 Skater of the Year" by "Thrasher magazine" and is considered one of the best street skaters in the world. His skating stance is regular. He has had several major injuries during his career. He almost died from head injuries whilst filming the Flip movie "Sorry". These were sustained after he was warming up with a backside feeble on a handrail.

Fausto Vitello (August 23, 1946 - April 22, 2006) was an American businessman and magazine publisher. Vitello was the creator of Thrasher magazine in 1981 and co-creator of Independent trucks, started in 1979.

Phil Shao (December 28, 1973 - August 22, 1998) was a professional skateboarder from Redwood City, California. He was featured in many magazines including Thrasher Magazine, Skateboarder Magazine, TransWorld Skateboarding and many more. He had an English degree from the University of California, Berkeley. He appeared in about 17 skateboarding videos in his career. Phil's last video was "Dedications" from Think Skateboards, released shortly before his death.

Ty Scott Page (born May 30, 1958) is a professional skateboarder who was known as the most innovative skateboarder in the world. Ty Page was a leader in the skateboard world during "the golden era" of skateboarding in the 1970s. He is a member of the THRASHER Skateboard Hall of Fame.

George Petros is an American art designer, author, illustrator and editor. In 1984, Petros (with Adam Parfrey) created "Exit", a New York-based journal featuring contributions from Richard Kern, Nick Zedd, Lydia Lunch, Joe Coleman, J. G. Thirlwell (Foetus), Genesis P-Orridge, Boyd Rice, Mark David Chapman, John Wayne Gacy, Charles Manson, Richard Ramirez, Michael Moynihan and James Mason. The final issue was published in 1994.

Randy "Biscuit" Turner was an American punk singer and artist. He was the lead singer for the seminal hardcore punk band Big Boys, formed in Austin in the 1970s. Big Boys, along with The Dicks and MDC, are credited with the development of hardcore punk in Texas, while it was simultaneously emerging in other cities as well. They were one of the earliest skate punk groups, were featured in "Thrasher" skateboarding magazine and videos, …

Kate Frost is an American pornographic actress. She began her adult film career in 2000. She has also made appearances on adult cable television’s "Night Calls", "Sexy Girls Next Door" and "Sex Court". She has also made appearances on various shows for Cinemax and HBO. Frost has layouts, interviews, and covers in "Hustler", "Club", "Chéri", and "Thrasher" magazines. She has also appearance on reality porn such as Cumfiesta.

Pat Graham is an American photographer specializing in indie-punk bands, with whom he often tours. Graham began shooting in high school in Milwaukee, WI, but soon relocated to Washington DC where he worked extensively in and around the local & national music scenes for over 10 years. His photos have been featured on the album covers of such bands as Bikini Kill, Modest Mouse, The Make-Up, Ida, Bluetip, The Rondelles, The Delta 72, and hollAnd.

Jacob Calle (born August 16, 1981 in Houston, Texas at the Park Plaza Hospital) is the renaissance man of this generation. He is a writer, painter, professional diving boarder, stuntman, disruptor, film maker, musician, and magician. Jacob is most infamous for his movie "What the Hell" which is a documentary film of he and his two brothers Jory and Chris Calle along with their life long friend Alex Campos doing asinine stunts.

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After a copywriting career that saw him work in the Caribbean and the Far East as well as the US, Carlos Vazquez returned to his alma mater—Miami Ad School—in mid-2001 for a brief teaching stint before moving on to his next posting. As fate would have it, he never left. These days, Carlos helps founders Ron and Pippa Seichrist run the school that, once upon a time, changed his life.

I’m heartless animal that spends my time skateboarding, making music and trying to sexually accost my wife. I have traded in booze and not coming home for excessive amounts of sugar and learning tre’ flips. I am currently living out a box in my kitchen like some sort of hallway hobo. Someone has been leaving really odd messages in my mail box droning on about Jesus, sexless Mondays and Ugg boots.

I enjoy shooting almost anything really. I make a living though by combining usually a musical subject and yes, a motion-picture camera of some sort. Whether someone is shooting for me or I myself am behind the lens, capturing the art and essence of music with a camera is what interests me the most. I have always had the philosophy of being open minded when shooting an artist. Rather than create a scene, I tend to let the footage do the talking.

Okay here's the deal. I shoot photo's and run business's. I've done a bunch of shit and been to and in a ton of places (Heckler, Thrasher, Surfer, Rolling Stone, Skating, fine art... blau. blau. blau.) The bottom line is I'm on here to embarrass myself with gay photos and cute comments, peaceout brau! <.

A snooty European who fancies having a camera stuck to his face, a pen twirling at his finger tips, fine dining, plenty of drink, and an over all hedonistically lavish lifestyle. Also enjoys talking about himself in the third person. Shaaa!