I really dig this fresh commemorative poster by Mikey Burton for one of my all time favorite bands, Wilco.
Angry notes anonymously left for the owners of impolite cars.
From Chanel's 2010 sports collection: A football for no self-respecting fan of the game.
Bizarre and YMMV: Chat Roulette. [Via]
I can't wait to see this piece by Yin Xiuzhen when it goes on display next month at MoMA!
Projects 92 presents her large-scale sculpture Collective Subconscious, which is composed of a bisected minivan connected by a long tube covered in a quilt made of found garments. The public is welcomed inside this transformed conveyance, where they will find a cozy refuge complete with low stools and soft pop music--a space that invites visitors to break the silence of the hushed gallery, reinventing it as a place for conversation and discussion.
Cmonstah snapped this funny piece of commentary on Urs Fischer.
A jewelry collection by Lillian Pau that taps into everyone's inner OCD tendencies, as seen with this bracelet made of switches.
Someone with a little too much time on their hands modified a working Game Boy into a steam punk artifact.
Even if you don't love The Jersey Shore Soundboard, The Jersey Shore Soundboard is going to make you love The Jersey Shore Soundboard.
The BookBook is quite a neat laptop case for the tech savvy bibliophiles. To go really meta the company should make a similar one for Kindles and ebook readers.
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Leave your best caption to this hysterical photo in the comments. Winner will receive TBD prize (possibly three grinding Asian girls and a clueless guy in a Pokemon costume for your next party). No, "Hey, that's you MRod" caption will not be selected.
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Among new species recently discovered in Ecuador are these so-called glass frogs named for their transparent skin through which you can even see their beating heart. It must be a ribbeting thing to see in person. Ha. Ha. Ha.
Semi-relatedly, check out this game called Frogs in Love.
Naoko Ito's "Ubiquitous" from the artist's Urban Nature 2009 series.
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Erich Segal died this past Sunday at 72 . A Yale classics professor, he also wrote the bestselling book and award winning screenplay for "Love Story"-a film Vanity Fair called, "the first of the modern-day blockbusters"-which popularized the catchphrase "Love means never having to say you’re sorry." The male protagonist Oliver Barrett IV was modeled on a combination of then Harvard students, Tommy Lee Jones and Al Gore.
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Brian Jungen's "Shapeshifter" is made from plastic chairs. Reminds me a lot of Gabriel Orozco's whale skeleton "Mobile Matrix" on display at MoMA.


From the time capsule, here's a photo of musical group The Quarrymen, consisting of John Lennon and some of his high school classmates. Paul McCartney and George Harrison later joined the band. John, Paul, and George would all move on and attain some modicum of success and fame together in the band "The Beatles."
Jake Sully's avatar has its own avatar. My Brain = Kaboom. Get your Mattel Avatar
Conan is so pale, he looks like
On this note, good night.