I see what you did here.
Update: Wonder what Banksy thinks of Rothko...
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChNB8AjdGP4&feature=player_embedded] The Astronomical Kid wants us to stop looking at his hot mom in his song "Stop Hitting on My Moms."
Kid, we can't stop lookin because YO MAMMAS IS SO FAT.
I don't even own a Wii and my inner 9 year old self wants this. Available 
Her milkshake brings all the moguls to the yard: Jay Z, Warren Buffet, and Steve Forbes just hanging out. Listen in on their conversation here.
Just hanging out back in the days.
Last month I went to Charlottesville, North Caroline for my good friends Bob and Lauren's wedding which I attended with some good friends. Below are a few photos from the wedding weekend snapped by Pooja and Otto.
Everyone's getting all growns up! Me, I just finally got around to hooking up my Xbox Live.
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Posted from mobile. Excuse thumbos.
As someone who always dreamed of living in New York City and was able to make that dream come true (cheesy and so Felicity of me, I know), there's something I really enjoy about watching the local news and hearing the weatherman give the condition and forecast for Central Park.
Wear wackier ties.
Photo by Terry Richardson.
The Wall Street Journal asks the question why the role of Divya Narendra, a Harvard student in "The Social Network" was played by non-Desi actor Max Minghella. The real life Divya is on the left and the actor on the right in the picture above.
Another film the article neglects to mention is "21" which was based on the true story of a group of MIT students who use their brains to take the casinos for a ride. If you watched the film, you wouldn't know that the main characters in real life were Asian American students. It's all sort of absurd, especially if you were to reverse this.
[Hat tip: Mun]
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwZdRTEbj-0&feature=player_embedded] This trio of kids are better at dancing than you.
This picture of Drake and Lady Gaga is a little outdated in Internet time, but whatevs. 
Truth in MTA announcements. For my readers who aren't familiar with NYC and our subways, the G train is the only train that doesn't run in Manhattan. It runs between Brooklyn and Queens...in theory.
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/11178250] Iron Man busts out some dance moves in Prospect Park in Brooklyn. YMMV.
