Banksy is well known around the world in no small part due to his massive popularity online. Banksy art has made its way into all kinds of nooks and crannies on the internet but few collections are anything close to comprehensive (and in many cases are not even coherent). Most are difficult to navigate and devoid of context, featuring disparate works alongside one another without explanation.
Had to share this new video featuring the worlds fastest man Usain “Lighting” Bolt. Brought to you by Puma This is definitely one of personal favorite commercials post his Olympic smashdown, the Batty Shake, In my opinion this should be considered for a new olympic sport! check more videos here
Another great clip the Usain Bolt Victory Lap Documentary
Painter Alexander Melamid has a new series based on hip-hop heroes. Melamid was introduced to hip-hop royalty by his son, Dan, a music video director. The elder Melamid photographed and drew a dozen of the business’ ranking figures, providing the basis for a series of paintings.
Rapper Snoop Dogg is bathed in light in a way that conjures paintings by the Old Masters.
I bet you thought those were two words you’d never hear together. Me neither. But after going out the other night I realized that a new trend has arisen to accompany the already unforseeable trend of the yeast infection jeans. The V Neck. I was shocked to see regular “macho” (I use that term losely) dudes, trying to look tough in a V Neck. My homey Che Skizza, in almost Nostradamus fashion had predicted this alarming trend years ago, with classic rap lines sich as, “thats not a shirt, its a blouse” and so on and so forth. Now, me myself, I happen to be the type of brotha that keeps an extra collection of T-shirts, to wear under my T-shirts, to insure no part of my neckline is showing at any time. Because where I come from shirts with plunging necklines for men were a definate no no. They don’t look good with khaki’s. To all of my brothas out their, lets get our masculinity back, before it’s too late. The tight jeans, flashy belt buckles and exposed chest should be left to the ladies.
I remember getting up early Saturday morning, eating Cherrios, chilling in my one piece zip up pajamas, with the feet watching Fat Albert. Those were the days.
David Levy told participants at a conference last week that we would all be having loving relationships with robots by 2050, He predicts that we’ll have robots as sex toys within five years and true, deep relationships later on. Some robots already kiss, some seem to hate, but Levy says we’ll have emotional relationships based on conversation by mid-century.
He also believes we’ll be consummating relationships with our anatomically correct Machines by mid-century. He envisions those early man-machine marriages falling victim to the same cultural taboos affecting interracial marriages. However, just as those are accepted over time, so will committed robot-hookups be seen as “normal” as the practice becomes more common. According to Levy, “once you have a story like ‘I had sex with a robot, and it was great!’ appear someplace like Cosmo magazine, I’d expect many people to jump on the bandwagon.”