• Real Marge Simpson
    ART,  CULTURE,  Misc.

    Creepy/Awesome Real Life Marge Simpson

    There is something deeply disorienting about seeing a cartoon character translated too accurately into real life. Not a costume. Not a parody. But a living, breathing version that occupies physical space. This interpretation of Marge Simpson lands precisely in that uncanny territory, where admiration and discomfort exist side by side.

  • ART,  CULTURE

    Jessica Ledwich and the Monstrous Feminine

    Jessica Ledwich’s work does not ease the viewer in. It confronts directly, unapologetically intense, and deliberately uncomfortable. Her series The Fanciful, Monstrous Feminine operates in a space where beauty rituals are no longer soothing or aspirational, but strange, excessive, and psychologically charged. What is usually marketed as refinement is pushed into distortion, revealing something far more unsettling beneath the surface.

  • ART,  CULTURE,  FASHION,  Misc.

    Martha Graham Dance Company, Rebuilding After Disaster

    When Hurricane Sandy struck in 2012, its damage extended far beyond flooded streets and darkened skylines. For the Martha Graham Dance Company, the storm resulted in the loss of irreplaceable costumes, sets, and archival materials, objects that carried decades of artistic history. What was destroyed was not only physical, but symbolic. These were artifacts tied directly to the legacy of one of modern dance’s most influential figures.

  • CULTURE

    VICE Japan: 3 Years After the Tsunami (Teaser)

    It’s been 3 years since the massive earthquake in northern Japan which in tandem caused the tsunami that wiped out vast areas of land including a portion of Fukushima’s power plants, ultimately causing a global nuclear crisis of which we are still facing today. In the first video of our three part special, VICE heads to Fukushima to meet our friend Naoto Matsumura (from “Alone in the Zone” http://bit.ly/1dj2Ckc) to install a Safecast monitor to help raise awareness of radiation levels in the area. In the second video, VICE follows up with anti-nuclear energy artist “Anti_nuke” who elucidates in detail that he must hide his face and name due to…

  • MUSIC

    New Release: Lykke Li – Love Me Like I’m Not Made Of Stone

    Releasing the first song to have a music video from her new upcoming album titled “I never learn” The video features the artist in a slow motion as she desperately looks around and ponders in slow motion while damp and distressed. Lykke Li told magazine NMEit would be the third part in a trilogy of her albums, claiming that the album covers the “intense period” of being a woman in her 20s. “I see my albums as a trilogy, with [2007 debut] ‘Youth Novels’ as the first one and hopefully this one as the last in this chapter,” she said. She also stated “It’s always about me and the guilt…

  • FASHION,  Misc.

    4 Scarves 16 Ways

    I’ve never even heard or seen some of these. Who would know there were this many options with your scarfs. A personal favorite displayed would be “The Kimono” and “the preppy knot”

  • ART,  CULTURE,  FASHION,  Misc.

    Paper Dresses

    What a fun way to play dress up. This mother/blogger creates beautiful paper dresses inspared by red carpet looks, famous princess, runway shows and pop stars. The sky is the limit. Its amazing what you can create with paper. This little model is probably having the time of her life, You can see more pictures here Related articles Oscars dresses 2014: Best dressed stars on the red carpet – gallery After the Oscars… Who wore it Best? Who didn’t? Passing moments /Decisions how to mail lovely charm braclets in mail to alt or somone

  • FASHION

    White Tops Black Bottoms

      It’s like color blocking! Without the color. Very simple and the most important very flattering. The black bottoms slim your legs and no one really wears tight white shirts lately so it’s a win win. I love the girl who doesn’t wear color. She reeks of chic new york elitist bitch, and its so amazing. Don’t get that girls coffee wrong.

  • photography studio
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    How to Set Up a Simple Photography Studio

    How to Set Up a Simple Photography Studio Author: Rayhan Abu Here and there, we recently need better light. Less a bigger sum, yet something more pleasant, compact, something customizable, and something that will only fill in the right places. As we improve at shooting, we begin to perceive where basic light is lost. Anyhow we don’t dependably require the sort of Hollywood set that Tom Cruise is much the same as. You can accomplish some astounding light, utilizing probably the most effortlessly open devices that won’t take you enormous dollars and in a few cases won’t require you anything. Firstly however, we have to comprehend that taking care of…