Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk can hold his own with woods and tools. Hawk's father was a handyman, and the 57-year-old icon says he has built "many, many
Let’s be real: surfers suck at naming tricks. Perhaps “suck” isn’t the right word. A little harsh. Maybe it’s more like confused or disorganized, especially when compared to our boardsport brethren in the worlds of skateboarding and snowboarding.
Like a vintage Michael Jordan jersey or Jimi Hendrix's Strat—the list goes on and on—certain relics exist in the world and are often just sitting on display, forever stuck in time.
Pre-order customers for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 now gain exclusive early access to a playable demo titled The Foundry. Moreover, fans can get their hands on the demo, a full three days ahead of the game’s official July 11, 2025, release.
Been eager to play the new, highly-anticipated Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4? Well, the day has finally come. If you pre-purchase the game, you'll gain immediate access to the limited demo, which offers a taste of what's to come with two classic spots—Foundry and College.
Words by Josh Sullivan "I can just only imagine what it would be like if Tony Hawk came to Regina to open a skate park when I was a kid," pro snowboarder Mark McMorris told The Canadian Press.
The first board Mark McMorris ever stepped foot on was a skateboard. Growing up in Regina, Saskatchewan, there was plenty of snow, but not the biggest mountains.
Bam Margera is officially returning to Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater as a secret skater in the upcoming THPS 3+4 release. And although Bam has been featured in a handful of THPS games in the past, this time is a bit more meaningful.
I don't know the team of wild geniuses over at Liquid Death who come up with this stuff, but the canned-water brand has once again delivered the goods, and this time they only needed "1/10th of Tony Hawk" to make their point.
Our man in NYC, Steve Rodriguez, has been diligently working with the city of New York on the remaining two opening stages of the legendary Brooklyn Banks, which have been shut down for years (the small banks since 2010!).
Can't wait for this one. There's never been a more dynamic skateboarder/photographer duo than Grant Brittain and Tony Hawk. Both names are synonymous with building the history of skateboarding, and now they've come together in one sure-to-be-epic book.
Lil Wayne just dropped a new episode of Young Money Radio on Apple Music 1, and this one’s a must-listen for fans of skateboarding, video games... or just two legends chopping it up and swapping stories. This week’s guest?
Following up on this incredible story of the 1979 photo that captivated all of our interest. Clyde Singleton first brought it to our attention, and even wrote a column about it in Closer Skateboarding magazine.
You don't have to be a skateboarder or an athlete to know of Tony Hawk. His name has been circulating for years since he made his presence known in the skateboarding community.
Tony Hawk’s Pro-Skater is an iconic sports franchise that helped bring extreme sports on the map in gaming and remains a pop culture phenomenon to this day.
Take a walk down memory lane by revisiting some of Nickelodeon's best animated series from the 1990s and early 2000s. See how your favorites compare to my ranking of worst to best.
Tony Hawk has long been nicknamed Birdman, which sounds like a superhero's name, and now the 53-year-old skateboarder is doing something that could easily fit within the DC Extended Universe or Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Tony Hawk is already immortalized, but why not throw in a feature-length documentary for good measure? Variety exclusively reported Tuesday (Aug. 3) that a feature-length documentary about the life and legendary skateboarding career of Hawk.