The Week Today, Now - 29/06/2026

Bringing you the latest and greatest skateboard news from the last week, including Palace in Detroit, Tom Karangelov in Taipei and Theories in New Orleans.

Adding to their extensive library of incredible videos, Palace are back with another banger of a full-length, 'Detroit 313', this time bringing together seven years worth of trips to Detroit with parts from all your favourites like Rory Milanes, Lucien Clarke, Heitor Da Silva, Kyle Wilson and the rest of the gang.

Mikel Vidal makes it all look way too easy in his new part for Helas as he floats his way around a selection of Spain's most iconic spots before shutting it down with one of the most stylish ledge-to-manny combos you're ever likely to see. And if you weren't already jealous enough, it turns out that he's shit-hot at pool too.

Really enjoyed the new 'Cursed Garage' edit from Jack Spanbauer as he captures a load of Berkeley's finest, including Teddy Seeley, Saylor Thomas, Simon Jensen and more, as they unleash a load of weird and wonderful tricks on an equally eclectic array of spots, parks and sketchy DIY set-ups to remind you that skating's meant to be about having fun.

After a brief hiatus, Theories of Atlantis are back with a new instalment of their 'Static VI Raw Tapes' series, this time giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the gang as they hit up New Orleans, with appearances from Jordan Trahan, Trevor Thompson, Philly Santosuosso and more.

'Cherub' is a bangin' new full-length out of LA by Marvin Moran, showcasing the city's full spectrum of talent with lesser-known heads appearing alongside all-time legends, including parts from Tristan Funkhouser, Stevie Perez, Erik Herrera and cameos from many, many more.

Very much been enjoying Asics' video output and their latest offering, 'Spiralling', is no exception as they show off their Australian contingent with five minutes of Melbourne-based bangers from the likes of Jeremiah Corea, Tai Wepa, Max Fullarton, John Halchenko and more.

Never one to shy away from the theatrical, Tom Karangelov manages to find a secret portal from Orange County to Taipei City in his new part for Pepper Grip where he proceeds to seek out the quirkiest stunts imaginable.

Rassvet bossman, Toyla Titaev, has put some serious graft into his new 'Dawn' part for the brand, starting things off with an almost four minute long bail montage before laying down hammer after hammer in a wide range of European cities.

Another new instalment of 'This Old Ledge' for you this week, this time seeing Ted Barrow wax lyrical about the history of San Francisco's iconic China Banks as he details the spot's evolution from the '80s all the way up to the present day.

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