The classic Chanel N°5 film(commercial) has been released. This time featuring the gorgeous Gisele Bundchen in a story about reignited passion and love. Watch the endlessly glamorous scenes paired with a pretty dope rendition of Grease’s “You’re The One That I Want” A woman, a destiny, a perfume. N°5 #theonethatiwant The world’s most desirable fragrance. Discover more on http://chanel.com With Gisele Bündchen, Michiel Huisman and Lo-Fang, directed by Baz Luhrmann. Soundtrack: Title: “You’re The One That I Want” Album: Blue Film (4AD) Performed by Lo-Fang Written by John Farrar (Warner Unichappell Music/Sony)
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Sassy/Super Offensive Costume Ideas
Want to get a rise out of someone? Maybe get kicked out of a few lame Halloween costume parties while getting drinks thrown on you this pumpkin spice season? If so, this costume idea list has been curated just for you. The goal is to be highly insensitive, inappropriate, offensive and most importantly sassy. Let’s dive in: Black Face: According to white suburban girls on instagram there is nothing more trendy than a black person. So why not be one for Halloween? your friends will have a hoot while you quote Tyler Perry and twerk. But please make sure to film yourself so everyone can see. Intoxicated Robin Williams: The…
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Alexis Persani Dresses Sculptures from Museums
Alexis Persani’s series takes classical stone sculptures and brings them sharply into the present. By dressing museum statues in modern-day clothing, Persani turns distant historical figures into something instantly familiar. The effect is surprising, witty, and quietly emotional.
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Eternity
Eternity is a meditation on decay, beauty, and renewal. Anchored by Edvard Munch’s haunting words, this piece leans into the idea that death is not an ending but a transformation. It is quiet, reflective, and deeply poetic in its tone.
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Karl Lagerfeld Barbie Sells Out Upon Release
Karl Lagerfeld’s Barbie collaboration for Mattel proved just how much the fashion world loves a collector’s item. Released on Net-A-Porter, the dolls sold out almost immediately, raking in a staggering £135,000 in just one morning. That is £135 per doll, with all 999 dolls
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Disney Princesses Reimagined as … Piles of Rocks!
At this point, Disney princess reinterpretations feel endless. They have been reimagined as modern women, punk girls, goth icons, career-driven adults, toddlers, bodybuilders, and probably your coworker who brings tuna to the office. So when illustrator Kevin Bolk decided to opt out of all that emotional labor and turn them into literal piles of rocks, it felt less like parody and more like relief.
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Guardians by Andy Freeburg
There is something quietly powerful about Andy Freeburg’s Guardians. At first glance, the series feels understated. Almost static. Women sit or stand in Russian art museums, positioned beside famous paintings and sculptures. They are not models. They are not performers. They are guards. Their job is to watch, protect, and remain unnoticed. Freeburg flips that dynamic completely.
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Joan Rivers Talks Iphone 6 Even After Death
You can’t keep this woman down. The recently (glamorously) deceased star comedian Joan Rivers recently posted about the up and coming Iphone 6. Which was on her Facebook and Instagram for all to see. Stating ” “This badass is being replaced by an iPhone 6 (not the fat one).” Along side a picture of the Iphone4 box. Assuming this was a pre-scheduled post that was made prior to her death.
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Stand Up, Women’s Pee Freedom!
The luxury of a penis is that the world is your toilet. No mess, just whip it out and release. Unfortunately the same freedom is not an option for your everyday woman, which is odd since females tend to have to pee a lot more. Not only are some public bathrooms disgusting but it’s probably difficult trying to hover or wait in line when you are about to burst. But hey! There is a new disposable product called Stand Up, allowing women to enjoy the convenience of standing up to urinate. The pink sleek product could fit in a wallet or back pocket and go completely unnoticeable. When your done,…
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Ruby by Emma Allen
Emma Allen’s Ruby is a mesmerizing exploration of rebirth and the cyclical nature of life. The video uses painstaking stop-motion animation to bring the concept of reincarnation to life. Every frame is carefully composed, revealing the time and effort Allen poured into creating this hypnotic narrative. Unlike traditional animation, Ruby exists in the physical and tactile realm, with each movement and expression captured meticulously to create a fluid yet deliberate rhythm.
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Anatomy of Cartoon Characters – by Michael Paulus
Michael Paulus’s latest series, Anatomy of Cartoon Characters, is a fascinating dive into the unexpected, merging childhood nostalgia with a pinch of dark humor. Paulus takes some of the most iconic and familiar cartoon figures and strips them down to their bones, literally. The drawings reveal skeletal structures that are at once recognizable and wildly absurd, highlighting the way we perceive these characters while challenging the viewer’s sense of reality.
