Just when you think you've seen everything there is to see in New York City...a goat proves you wrong.
President Obama 
Another awesome puntastic piece by 
Phil Lucas has been planting fake city planning notices around the town of Brighton in the UK.
A pregnant Adele statue would be pretty amazing.
Just Jesse Jackson and Marvin Gaye playing some hoops. Those shorts though...
[Hat tip @RobbChavis]
Kanye West just not giving a F.
Photo by Peter Funch.
Remarkable photo by Stephen Wilkes of the Star Jet roller coaster at Seaside Heights in New Jersey that is now submerged following the storm Sandy. Wilkes explains:
As I flew over the area, the ocean appeared dead calm; there were no waves, the water looked as if I was in the Caribbean, not the Atlantic. That contrast in itself was surreal to experience, yet as we left the devastation below, I was reminded of the iconic image in the film Planet of The Apes. Charlton Heston, riding horseback along a deserted shoreline, suddenly sees a charred structure rising out of the water, the torch of the Statue of Liberty. In a strange way this image shares a parallel universe, perhaps a warning from post-apocalyptic Earth.
You can purchase the photo here with the proceeds going to charities.
Clever pun of the name of the second tier basketball team in New York City (Knicks 4 life). I want to see a version that says "Brooklyn Raisinets" in honor of my favorite candy.
Related: Internet College sweatshirt.
It bothers me that the "Y" is misaligned.
Photo of Hope Bowers by Youngjun Koo for New York Magazine's Street Style.
Walt Disney's old apartment located on 102 Bedford Street in New York City. Douglas Fairbanks Jr was also a former tenant. I absolutely love the unique shape of this building.
[Photo by Terry Richardson]
John Stewart, a soccer player at William and Mary would later find moderate success in the entertainment business.
In Internet time the election is already passé, but I thought 
Eddie Murphy, Sidney Poitier, Bill Cosby, and Richard Pryor. Looks like Poitier missed the memo on the aviators, but he makes up for it with the amazing Ghost Dad shirt.
Spotted in Cape Town.
In related news in case you missed it: Rothko’s "No. 1 (Royal, Red and Blue)" sold recently at auction for $75.12 million.
Oh, I loved him, but he was... scary. I was going to invite him up to Maine; I have this beautiful home in Maine... but then I reconsidered because I saw that movie again. Do you want someone eating your brain while you are sitting in your beautiful dining room in Maine?
- Martha Stewart on why she stopped dating Anthony Hopkins.
I absolutely love this: Florian Maier-Aichen, "Untitled (Cloud)," 2001. Sold at auction for £18,750.
This rocking chair "has a built-in generator that transforms each rock into power, and charges the iPad or iPhone via its dock."
