
im going to go see this one. oprah likes it. everybody wants to release it. its got mariah carey, monique, AND faux alicia keys in it. its going to win awards.
UPDATE: starla endorsed! hell to the yeah.

oprah's hair episode is on right now. she just showed this picture and chris rock said, "you was a slave, weren't you?"


lauren conrad wrote a book. i know, i had no idea either. n-e-wayz, the twilight producers are going to make it into a movie. how exciting!
“Bike Rides: The Exhibition,” which opened Saturday at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, presents bicycles in all their glory. There are high-tech bicycles made from bamboo and titanium, two of Lance Armstrong’s carbon fiber bikes, and nationalistic creations like the restored and elaborately personalized vintage Schwinns from the Puerto Rico Schwinn Club, based in New York City. Among the sculptural works — from China, India and Brazil — is  Cai Guo-Qiang’s “Illusion of Childhood,” an assemblage of bicycles, toys and other objects.
october is predator appreciation month!

"During four weeks a robot of the ETH Zurich will built the ‘Pike Loop’ installation on a traffic island in the middle of New York. From 5 October passersby will be able to follow the construction of the bending brick wall, which will be finished 27 October and last until the end of the year. The installation and its unique construction method was developed by the professorship of Gramazio & Kohler ‘Architecture and Digital Fabrication’ at the ETH Zurich. The research of this professorship will be presented within the attendant exhibition „Digital Materiality“  in the „Storefront for Art and Architecture“ gallery from 1 October til 14 November." (via)

i looked to see what was banned in brooklyn. here's an illustration from tintin in the congo, a french comic book from the 1930's.
nymag gossip girl recap!
"Apple's innovation over previous head mounted displays is, in part, to separate the laser engine from the headgear, stowing the engine in a separate unit connected to the frames via fiber optic cable. Such an "iGlasses" setup, as our tipster calls it, would allow a more immersive television, gaming or conferencing experience when using, say, an iPhone. Or you could just walk around pretending to be a commando from the future, with frickin' laser breams attached to your head." (via)
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