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Tony Hawk never sold out

The Lockdown Longread — Tony Hawk is easily the most famous skater of all time. Here, he reminds us that, fame and fortune aside, skateboarding is still his number one priority.

  • Skate
  • Jay Riggio

Lensman of US counterculture Glen E. Friedman on how his Fugazi book came about

Snapshots of a generation — Ahead of the release of Glen E. Friedman's new book MY RULES, we look back over the origins of his story. The visual place where skateboarding, punk and hip hop collide. This story first appeared in Huck 8, 2007.

  • Photography
  • Jay Riggio

Jay Riggio

Things That Inspire Me — Jay Riggio's handcrafted dreamscapes are taking cut-and-paste art to a new surreal place.

  • Things that inspire me
  • Andrea Kurland

Ali Boulala

Things I Need to Say — Ali Boulala went to prison following a tragic motorcycle accident that left close friend Shane Cross dead. Now Sweden’s fallen skateboarder is ready to speak out.

  • Skate
  • Jay Riggio

Ty Evans

Like Spike — Ty Evans takes inspiration from the best. It’s no wonder, then, that his videos resonate far beyond the world of skate.

  • Film
  • Jay Riggio

Scott Bourne

An American in Paris — Skateboarding's dark genius reveals the inner workings of his disenchanted mind, and why he swapped the American Dream for the solitary life of a writer in France.

  • Skate
  • Jay Riggio

Stacy Peralta

A Questioning Mind — Dogtown legend Stacy Peralta captured the history of skateboarding and big-wave surfing and educated the masses. Now his eye is focused on America’s most notorious gangs.

  • Film
  • Jay Riggio

Bam Margera

King of Mischief — HUCK travels to West Chester, Pennsylvania, to get up-close and personal with Bam Margera, skating’s most recognisable star.

  • Skate
  • Jay Riggio

Mark Gonzales

City Dreaming — Living skate legend Mark Gonzales radiates with imagination as he roams about the busy New York streets.

  • Skate
  • Jay Riggio

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