A Jeff Koons exhibit featuring 23 works at the Serpentine Gallery is "his first major solo show at a public institution in London." "Popeye Series" will be on display until September 13.
When you get older you start becoming impressed by things like this, so shaddup. Click after the jump for Jill and Matt's remarkable and entertaining wedding invitation created by Kayrock, a Williamsburg design shop.
A brief photo gallery of Megan Fox modeling before she became The Megan Fox who seductively hung around cars all the time.
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Neat video that captures the up and down of NASA space shuttle's booster rockets. The onboard cameras must be out of this world strong to remain operational during the rough ride. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPQvTgD2quQ&fmt=18]
And if you've ever wondered why a space shuttle rotates during its takeoff, then here's your answer.
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We Love You So is a terrific lil' site affiliated with Spike Jonze's upcoming film adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s classic tale "Where the Wild Things Are." The blog was "established to help shed some light on many of the small influences that have converged to make this massive project a reality." And to also receive these sweet inspired skateboard decks from The Girl Skateboard Company.
Taking a relationship to the next level in this print by Mike Monteiro available at 20x200. I have a feeling this will be popular in LA and NYC.
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The clocks will align twice tomorrow for just once this century where the time and date will line up in sequential numeric order to show 12:34:56 (seconds), 07/08/09 aka 123456789.
The bundled couple pictured in this iconic photograph snapped by Burk Uzzle from Woodstock in 1969 are still together forty years later! Nick and Bobbi Ercoline married a couple years after the famous music festival.
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Enternal Moonwalk: An interactive site linking videos of people from all over the world of all shape and size moonwalking to create the eternal moonwalk in a tribute to the King of Pop. [Via]
I kind of really want to download this album.
Over 1.6 million people registered for a chance to win one of 8,750 pairs of free tickets to the Michael Jackson memorial service which will be held at LA's Staple Center. Winners have until 6 pm today to pick up their tickets.
Bob Ross "The Joy of Painting" is streaming nonstop online. As he often said: "We don't make mistakes, we just have happy little accidents." Like having kids.
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Kentucky born artist Jack Daws created this unappetizing sculpture, "Two Towers" with McDonald's french fries and ketchup.
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From New York Times slideshow "Iranian Art in Chelsea," I really like this photograph. Shirin Aliabdai and Farhad Moshiri, "We Are All American Operation Supermarket Series."
Who knew the unregulated streets of New York City is a rough and tumble business for food cart vendors, particularly for the recent surge of upscale vendors rolling around the city hawking their food wares. As long as the hot dog punks and Mr Smoothie leaves along my Waffles and Dinges truck we're good. New York Times writes:
“You can set your watch by it: park in a new spot, and within 15 minutes someone will come and check you out,” said Kim Ima, a former actress who owns the Treats Truck. Ms. Ima, one of the first upscale mobile vendors, had the tires of her truck slashed near her bakery soon after opening in 2007. “The street is like the playground when you’re a kid, and you have to learn your way around,” she said. “You have to learn where the sixth graders sit and where the dodgeball game is before you can safely sit and eat your lunch.”
Not that I condone binge drinking, but yeah, this version of Battleship definitely needs to be played. Anyone? Bueller?
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I'm a firm believer that all paper should have sports ball patterns printed on the back of them. It makes office sports just that much more real.
