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Shaun White's grabbed his latest magazine cover. On his living room wall next to the framed copies of Rolling Stone, Nylon, Men's Journal and those two SI's he can put up the latest issue of ... Fast Company?
Fast Company? Yes, the signature magazine of the dotcom boom (and bust) is still around and it is pretty fascinated with the flying red-headed wonder and his million-dollar smile and multi-million dollar business.
The article itself doesn't reveal much new if you've been following Mr. White over the last few years, but corporate America is certainly perking up thanks to the moves he made in the last year (releasing his own video game and his own clothing line at Target).
If you do want to check it out, you can read the article here. Plus get some behind-the-scenes background on his skateboarding photoshoot here.
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