goldenfiddle:

Diego Rivera, “Indian Warrior,” 1931

Future Black Friday @ Walmart campaign image?

goldenfiddle:

Diego Rivera, “Indian Warrior,” 1931

Future Black Friday @ Walmart campaign image?

[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

skeetonmischa:

“Try Again” by Aaliyah 

oldloves:

Criss Angel & Holly Madison, 2008

Criss Angel is basically Cocktail The Movie, The Man. 

oldloves:

Criss Angel & Holly Madison, 2008

Criss Angel is basically Cocktail The Movie, The Man. 

INTERVIEW INTERVIEW

delocatedblog:

Nice interview in Interview:

http://www.interviewmagazine.com/culture/jon-glaser-the-man-behind-the-masks/#_

This is gross. 

This is gross. 

Headline to read: “Local band Makes Good” 

Teenanger’s “Bank Account” music video. So very excellent. Enjoy it. 

teenvogue:

We’ve got your first look at the China Glaze x Hunger Games nail polish bottles! Learn more about the collab here »

Is this a joke? Having just finished reading the Hunger Games I can safely say that this is exactly what the book was railing against. Luxe and Lush? Stone Cold? Agro? My God. Did anyone at China Glaze (ugh) take a moment to peruse the books? Not even the whole series, just the first one, ten pages tops. Or, and I feel this is pretty accurate, did Hunger Games HQ call them up and just say: “Nail Polish, go!” And they were like “Yes boss! KA-CHING!” (Anime money tears)
I’m only asking because surely somebody would have noticed the anti-vanity thread that snakes through the entire novel. And yes I know that our girl Catniss gets glammed up by her stylists in the Capitol, but that whole section is meant to be majorly fucked up, and offensive to the reader because it only adds to the ugly and despicable nature of the Games in which children get slaughtered for the amusement of the creeps in the capitol (etc…)
OK. I will concede that this is nowhere near as bad as the Dragon Tattoo H&M line aka “Hey fellas check out my new Rapewear!” but this ranks pretty high for sheer idiocy.
Fine, fine. It’s just nail polish, and it’s just a book, but come on. 

teenvogue:

We’ve got your first look at the China Glaze x Hunger Games nail polish bottles! Learn more about the collab here »

Is this a joke? Having just finished reading the Hunger Games I can safely say that this is exactly what the book was railing against. Luxe and Lush? Stone Cold? Agro? My God. Did anyone at China Glaze (ugh) take a moment to peruse the books? Not even the whole series, just the first one, ten pages tops. Or, and I feel this is pretty accurate, did Hunger Games HQ call them up and just say: “Nail Polish, go!” And they were like “Yes boss! KA-CHING!” (Anime money tears)

I’m only asking because surely somebody would have noticed the anti-vanity thread that snakes through the entire novel. And yes I know that our girl Catniss gets glammed up by her stylists in the Capitol, but that whole section is meant to be majorly fucked up, and offensive to the reader because it only adds to the ugly and despicable nature of the Games in which children get slaughtered for the amusement of the creeps in the capitol (etc…)

OK. I will concede that this is nowhere near as bad as the Dragon Tattoo H&M line aka “Hey fellas check out my new Rapewear!” but this ranks pretty high for sheer idiocy.

Fine, fine. It’s just nail polish, and it’s just a book, but come on. 

Although I read Slate regularly I’ve always had a real problem with the way they write their headlines. It’s always something along the lines of “7 Reasons Why Barack Obama Will Not Be Elected President.” Or “Water Is Bad For You. Here’s Why.” Today’s headline only proves my point. 

Although I read Slate regularly I’ve always had a real problem with the way they write their headlines. It’s always something along the lines of “7 Reasons Why Barack Obama Will Not Be Elected President.” Or “Water Is Bad For You. Here’s Why.” Today’s headline only proves my point. 

History - Tomorrow Gallery

niallmcclelland:

“HISTORY”

Jeremy Jansen and Niall McClelland

Tomorrow Gallery

Jan. 20 - 27th
Opening Fri. Jan. 20th, 7-11

163 Sterling Road
Unit 1b
Toronto, Ontario
M6R 2B2
MAP

For More Information
• E-Mail: info [at] tomorrowgallery [dot] info
• (t) 416.917.1146


 

History was published by Koyama Press
www.koyamapress.com

Seriously, what kind of operation are they running over there? Yeesh. 

Seriously, what kind of operation are they running over there? Yeesh. 

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