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Sure, art is subjective. That’s respectable. One man’s paint-strewn trash is another man’s Jackson Pollock. And although the prices for such creations are often in the triple digits, we think it’s sort of awesome that artists can ostensibly rip-off their buyers, but their buyers get five times the return when that artist dies.
It’s win-win. Art is great.
Except when some crazy British people try to convince us that invisible art–yes, art that’s not actually there–is real art and that the public should pay £8 (about $13) for the experience. Apparently, London’s Hayward Gallery is “curating” fifty “invisible” art pieces by the likes of Andy Warhol and Yoko Ono and the exhibit will be open on June 12th for a bunch of pretentious art nuts to “spend” their not-so-invisible pounds on.
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The zombie revolution is among us. Comic-Con 2012, is an appropriate time to channel your inner flesh-eating zombie. In two months, all you zombies can reveal yourselves at last, just stay away from this dumpy little building in beautiful downtown Culver City. This is our home, you stay far away ghastly ghouls.
“The Walking Dead Escape” is a zombie obstacle course where your fate will be decided as a ‘Survivor’, ‘Walker’, or victim…we mean spectator. As the Comic-Con’s first major event, find out what’s in store for your future if you should happen to be one of the lucky ones to “escape” in the Walking Dead Escape.Stay classy San Diego. Ha!
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Mick Jagger is not a frontman bound by the confines of his band. In addition to releasing four solo albums, the Rolling Stones singer has collaborated with his fair share of musical friends, some more likely than others. He’ll do it again this weekend when he serves as both host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live – a gig that sees Jagger performing alongside the Foo Fighters, Arcade Fire and frequent accomplice Jeff Beck instead of the Stones. In honor of this, let’s look at Jagger’s many collaborations through the years.
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The World Beard and Moustache Championships are coming up next year! We’re telling you nice and early so you can start growing the manliest of all features: a ridiculous moustache! Here are our top 5 picks from last year’s competition.
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Ian Astbury of 80′s punk-rock band The Cult lived out his dream when he was selected to fill in for the late Jim Morrison with The Doors of the 21st Century back in 2002. In a recent interview, he recalled how he became influenced by The Doors in his youth and what it was like to tour with them.
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As Johnny Cash once preached, we might just fall into a burnin’ ring of fire. This Sunday morning will be on fire. No literally, the sun is turning into a ring of fire, due to the first annular solar eclipse in the U.S. in 18 years.
At first flash of Eden, the Moon will steal the Sun’s spotlight. How rude. Find out what our buddy Sunny does when he gets moon-ed by his dark nemesis. Fiery ring…my precious.
From her disco days to her reinvention in the 1980s and beyond, Donna Summer was a one of a kind star in the music world.
Known famously as the Queen of Disco, Summer scored four No. 1 singles on the Hot 100 chart and was the first artist to have three consecutive double albums reach No. 1. As we mourn the loss of the five-time Grammy winner from cancer at the age of 63, we celebrate Summer’s legacy by highlighting her essential hits.more
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Without explanation, Van Halen have suddenly postponed more than 30 North American tour dates throughout July, August and September.
The postponement starts in July, with all scheduled shows following the reunited rockers’ June 26th show in New Orleans removed from the Van Halen website and postponed via promoter AEG Live.Dates and info here!
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Following Bill Ward’s lengthy statement detailing why he won’t be joining Black Sabbath for their upcoming concert performances, Black Sabbath have responded with their own much shorter statement.Read it here!
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Ever talk smack about someone via text and send the message to the person you are talking smack about? Yeah, this is worse. Two women “accidentally” text messaged an Alaskan State Trooper, with hopes to gain some booze out of it.
It is definitely also worse than standing in front of Ralph’s when you’re sixteen, asking complete strangers to buy you a fifth. Don’t act like you didn’t do that…Last call for alcohol?
