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baseball gal in Japan, December 12th, 1925
BASEBALL!
The Sixth Bullet Sunday at The Den
A look at some of the actors appearing in The Sixth Bullet. Premiering this Saturday at The Den Theatre 8pm.
Calvin and Hobbes - official art wallpaper
little bit of robot love;]
from Robots by Jasia Reichardt, Thames and Hudson Ltd, 1978
thanks to it’s deadlicious™
just to remind you young folks that there is more to the “pop songs about having kissed girls and felt positively about it” genre. plus, I actually
Phyllis Gordon takes her pet cheetah shopping in London, 1939
from corbis
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Hey Spuds!
If you haven’t heard, By Measure is a great photo blog of a similar mindset to CP//LRS, which captures artists and musicians working in their own spaces. Last week, Couch Potatoes filmmaker Jack Mayer was the featured artist. Just look how hard he’s working to bring you fresh videos of fresh underground bands every week! Be sure to check back to our page often for updates on the cool stuff that the folks at By Measure are doing and, of course, head on over to their site to check it out for yourselves!
-THE STAFF
In solidarity with our Brothers and Sisters in Wisconsin, a hippied-out Arlo Guthrie sits in a field with Pete Seeger to sing Union Maid.
After Arcade Fire won a Grammy for album of the year, a lot of folks were pissed, a lot of folks were confused, and a few folks enjoyed some innocent hipster-sneer chuckles at their less informed fellow denizens of pop.
For a trip back in time, check out these classic black and white photographs from jazz music’s golden age.
In movie news, the Ramona Flowers girl from Scott Pilgrim Versus the World is gonna be playing Mary Todd Lincoln in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Enough conflicting emotions for two hands.
Research at the DIEMproject wanted to know precisely where movie viewers’ eyes went when watching a film, and with new eye tracking sensors they came up with this amazing video.
For those of you with a little more time on your hands, the entirety of Saul Bass’s 1968 animated classic, “Why Man Creates,” is up online. Act now!
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