Late Show producer Eric Stangel tweeted a picture of a "Boston Massacre" t-shirt in a Nike Outlet store, and employees said they were removing them.

One masterful Tumblr user has created a slew of new 'advertisements' that reinterprets Nike's famous logo and catchphrase.

For those of you who have ever waited on line for the release of a shoe, good news: Nike is going to use Twitter as a way to RSVP for new products, eliminating the need to camp out in line at Nike stores to secure a coveted shoe.

Here's how Casey Neistat, one of our favorite filmmakers on the web, described his latest project.

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Great Scott.

Nike made quick use of their McFly's Closet teaser and now the full details of the Nike Mag/Back 4 the Future Project are here: The NIKE MAG is no longer the “greatest shoe never made.

Since I feel uncomfortable purchasing more than two pairs of shoes a year I take my sneaker tips from my boy Endswell at The High Definite who posted this last night: Great.

"But moooom I asked for a hoverboard.