Air Jordan 6 "Black/Infrared", Air Jordan 5Lab3 "Black", Nike LeBron 11 "Everglades"¡­that's just a small portion of the big news that dropped this week! Of course Sneaker News Weekly Rewind has you covered in that regard (in case you missed any big stories this week). Along with the major updates and first looks, we brought you an exclusive look at the Star Wars x Vans Vault AT-AT Pack, discussed the Nike Roshe Run influence of Florida in the popularity of Nike LeBrons, and outlined all the sneaker releases for the month of May.

The first half of the latest Liberty x Nike Sportswear showed up a little bit before the date that they were originally promised on, but you've still got to do a little bit of waiting for the "Linen" goods from the set. Shown here are those sneakers, consisting of the Nike Internationalist, the Nike Roshe Run, the Nike Air Max 1, and the Nike Dunk Sky High, all with that slightly lighter build and those rugged looking twine laces. Take a look at each of the sneakers after the break and let us know if you'll be trying to track down a pair from this awesome women's NSW collection in the comments.

Which sneakers are releasing in May of 2014? Cheap Nike Roshe Run Funny you should ask, as we have for you here a whole huge list that encompasses all the known about sneakers to date for 5/14. Hits from the coming month include the Air Jordan 11 Low "Concord" that's coming this weekend, the "What the LeBron" 11 that will close out the month, and other goodies like the Carmine Jordans, Reebok's Battleground range fit for the blacktop, and much more. Continue reading for a full listing of these May 2014 sneaker release dates and then tell us down in the comments if there's a particular pair that you're looking forward to the most.

This new Nike Roshe Run has 526KML0jehdu got to be one of the more confusing sneakers in recent memory simply in terms of its official model name. It's got the Natural Motion sole so we can unde rstand the NM suffix, but the "Breeze" part is a little confusing. When that airy treatment was given to the Nike Air Max range it was officially being billed as "Breathe", so the slight switch up is a head-scratcher. Not to mention the Roshe Run was a shoe that let plenty of air in from the beginning, so it seems like there aren't too many improvements to be made in that realm.