Putting aside his New England allegiances, New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft recently attended the 10 year anniversary party of Jay-Z's 40/40 club in New York City.
Photographer: "Copy me and make this sign with your hands."
Bob: "Will this make me look cool?"
Photographer: "You're rich as fuck. Yes."
Bob: "Okay."
The G8 summit is taking place right now in Northern Ireland and to impress its powerful visitors the small town of Enniskillen cleaned itself up but not without some controversy whereby "much attention has been drawn to the Potemkin-village storefronts, which many residents say are a disingenuous effort to hide signs of economic decay."
Shit Bloggers Wear: Somewhat charming sketches of the latest trendy must-have items among "fashionistas."
GQ shares a couple photos from Kate Upton's first go-see back in June 2010 before she Dougie'd her way into fame.
Stop me if you've heard this before: A guy walking around Tel Aviv with a picture from the classic scene in Basic Instinct encounters Sharon Stone herself.
The Chinese town of Dafen in the Guangdong province is renowned for its resident artists who specialize in replicas of famous paintings: "It is believed to be the largest mass producer of oil paintings in the world. Artists here manufacture some 60 percent of the total global trade volume..."
In case you can't figure it out, René Lacoste is the one wearing the jacket with his trademark crocodile mark on the right. He would later parlay his idiosyncratic sartorial wear on the tennis courts into a somewhat successful company.
If I could add an image to all my shirts I think I would select a hamburger.
Note the pre-green orange Oscar.
This photographer for the NY Times was in the right place, at the right time (Canal Street at 4:59 pm to be exact).
Phil Jackson's sketches of various basketball plays including the plays he drew up for Jordan’s final two plays against Utah in the 1998 Finals.
Comic Kurt Braunohler successfully raised $6,000 on Kickstarter so he could hire a plane to write a joke above LA. The result: See photo above.
I'm also a fan of Kurt's "Stop" sign and his Vine remakes of famous movie scenes.
Joseph Pielichaty has been "collecting clippings of blue skies from the travel sections of newspapers" from around the world.
David LaFerriere is not only a designer but also possibly the coolest dad ever: Since May 2008 he has been doodling on his kids' sandwich bags with a Sharpie marker. I love how progressively more awesome and detailed the drawings get over the years. Browse through them all over at his Flickr.
(Hey Sharpie: Get in touch with this guy for your next ad campaign.)
In his new book "Things Come Apart: A Teardown Manual for Modern Living," Todd McLellan neatly disassembles
the parts of various familiar objects "from iPads to Blackberry phones, Raleigh bikes to laptops, even a Zenith CH 650 aircraft."
Vintage photo by Ted Thai for Time Magazine sometime in the 1970's of Meryl Streep in the New York City subway. See other photos of celebrities past and present spotted using the underground public transportation system with us commoners over at Celebrities on the Subway.
French photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze captures a unique perspective of Hong Kong's skyscrapers.
Nice find by Jens Schott Knudsen.
Tony Hawk will be 
Apropos