Scarlett Johansson photographed by Inez and Vinoodh for V Magazine #65
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the rabbit hole of the interwebs will make you end up in some magical eye experiences.
I got 99 cookies cuz a bitch ate one.
Reincarnation:
Chris Farley, Welcome back!
Broke Back
Washington
Gay Life in the 1990's White House
The front of his shirt was emblazoned with a grammatically incorrect message: "NO REAL THAN YOU ARE." The name "Ego Leonard" was written on the back of his shirt.
Initially, some wondered if the Lego Man was a publicity stunt put on by Legoland, which recently opened a new theme park in Orlando.
But a spokeswoman for the company said that Legoland takes no credit for the stunt and is not behind it. "I wish we could say we did it, it was a brilliant guerrilla PR stunt," said Julie Estrada, the spokeswoman. A more likely explanation is that it's all part of an anonymous Dutch artist's experiment.
Google "Ego Leonard," and you'll find he has his own website, written in Dutch with some English translation.
"I am here to discover and learn about your world and thoughts," he writes. "Show me all the beautiful things that are there to admire and experience in your world. Let’s become friends, share your story with me, take me with you on a journey through beautiful meadows, words, sounds and gestures." --- Keep reading this article
The Lego Man's arrival in America was like something out of a 3-year-old's dream.
The 8-foot-tall, 100-pound fiberglass statue that resembles the little plastic guys that come in a Lego set was discovered bobbing gently in ankle-deep surf at the Siesta Key Beach in Florida, just before dawn on Tuesday.
How and why did a huge Lego Man find its way to a Florida Beach?
Via: LA Times
A woman can say more in a sigh than a man can say in a sermon. -Arnold Haultain
It's about time.
Best street art piece I've seen in a long time. It's so relevent. ;-)
I guess they didn't
carve em' back then.
GUNS (2009). Sculpture, resin and found objects, 15x79x60cm. No human hands pull the trigger. The gun/mob appears to take on a life of its own. Guns induces a sense of sadness and helplessness. Limp, wasted, lifeless miniature people suggest the impotence of war. The work impacts by using visual ambiguity. The multitude of colours implies playfulness, only to induce, on closer scrutiny, confusion and doubt.
Ronit Judelman
Sculpture Gun
Via: Ronit Judelman
Halloween Vintage Mask
- Vampire Bat Woman
Damn, Halloween is getting closer and closer and as always I love checking out the vintage masks. I am tired of people dressed up like some reality TV idiot or a hooker. Don't get me wrong, I like to see women dress up sexy...but at the same time...why can't I see a woman dress up as a sexy zombie for once?
...meanwhile in Taco Hell...
Super awesome accessory for any Mario fan! This Piranha Plant earring set made of polymer clay will sure put a bite in your day! Wear these anywhere and your sure to get a second look! Piranha Plant earrings have the appearance of having quite the grip on the ear. That’s a scary thought but don’t worry these adorable earrings will cause you no pain, maybe tears of joy though! Buy here.
Piranha Plant Earrings
Via: Sweet-Station
Though we hadn’t heard from elusive street artist Banksy in a little while, it should come as no surprise that his latest piece would be for the “Occupy” movement. Popping up at St. Paul’s Cathedral for Occupy London, this brand new sculpture features a panhandling Rich “Uncle” Pennybags on a make-believe Monopoly board.
Banksy:
occupy london
Monopoly Piece
Via: Design You Trust + My Modern Met
THE VOLTRON THAT THE AMERICAN
The proposed "Voltron II" episodes (so called because they took place in the "Middle Universe") were to have been based on Lightspeed Electroid Albega. Although Albegas toys were marketed in the United States under the "Voltron II" name, the series was never actually aired there. Due to the extreme popularity of the Lion Voltron and lack of popularity of the Vehicle Voltron series, World Events Productions eventually elected against another alternate Voltron, and plans to adapt Albegas were aborted. Matchbox, however, did produce and market toy versions of the three robots (Black Alpha, Red Gamma, Blue Beta) under the Voltron name
KIDS NEVER GOT TO SEE.
Via: Wiki
