The Museum of the American Gangster Opens Former Speakeasy Doors This March

80 St Marks Place’s shuffling reincarnations have been many: a theater, a revivalist cinema, a jazz dive, stage to Thelonious Monk, residence to Leon Trotsky, and Walter Scheib’s infamous speakeasy. This March, the collaborative efforts of Lower East Side History Project bring the Museum of the American Gangster. Read more »

LADY PINK Sanctified By Art Collective

Rochester’s The Sweetmeat Co. created an art piece depicting female graffiti pioneer LADY PINK as a saint that was based in part on a NYC subway photo taken by Martha Cooper back in 1982. And while she normally doesn’t like when people use her work without her permission, in this case, is more than willing to absolve the artists of her wrath. Compare with the original photograph below. Read more »

Philadelphia School Sued For Webcam-Spying on Students

A public school in Philadelphia has been sued by the parents of a student recently disciplined by the school. The reason for the discipline and subsequent lawsuit? The school issues laptops to all students and apparently it’s been using the webcams to monitor the students away from school, like, AT HOME. Read more »

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Oh No They Didnt! Oh Yes They Did!: New Timbaland and Justin Timberlake Video

There’s a reason why these two cats haven’t made music in a while and their latest video, “Carry Out,” shows why. Press play, it’s Friday, you deserve a good laugh. |Miss Info|

MAK Center for Art and Architecture utilizes LA’s many billboards as art displays, rather than capitalist pandering with gigantic vodka bottles and Klein-ed boobs. Art: now that distraction’s [almost] worth rear-ending fellow drivers.

Freemasons Wants To Topple Religion Or At Lest Reduce Its Influence On Europe

One of the guardians of Lucifer, King Solomon’s Temple, and some pretty nifty aprons isn’t happy about the increasing role religious groups are playing in the European Union and is looking to open an office in Brussels to start lobbying against them. The Former Grand Master of the Grand Orient de France, Jean-Michel Quillardet, said that some members of the fraternal order are “shy” about establishing an office in the EU capital, but ultimately, it might be the only way to ensure a progressive future: Read more »

Should I Have It Tossed To Me, On Camera?

Anyone who knows me can tell you that I watch a lot of pornographic material, and when I’m not watching it, I’m reading about it. I mean, I’m not the person who ruins his closest relationships because he’s too busy beating off in the Starbucks bathroom to iPorn (I ruin my closest relationships in other ways), but I have admittedly put things off to watch it. In a prior post, I stated that the internet was the greatest invention ever, and because the internet is all smut, porn subsequently becomes the greatest invention ever–title rightfully earned. Read more »

Sky Blu: Mitt Romney Assaulted Me On A Plane

As you may have heard, former GOP presidential candidate/tool Mitt Romney was “attacked” on a flight to Vancouver earlier in the week by a passenger upset at Romney for asking him to put him seat up. That part of the story is funny in and of itself, but it got even funnier today when it was revealed that the irate passenger who scuffled with Romney was Sky Blu (far left in the pic) of the dance/hip-hop group LMFAO (currently touring w/ the Black Eyed Peas). Even better, Blu says Romney started it! Read more »

CNN Correspondent Jokes About Larry King’s Apparent Lack of a Pulse

CNN’s White House Correspondent, Ed Henry, snapped a photo of Larry King and not even he could tell if it was real or not and so he asked the aging news show host to confirm his own existence via Twitter.

Photo: Ed Henry

Criterion’s Hulu Channel To Bring Free Cinephile Eyefood

Tired of zombin’ out to Bollywood crapfests and shitting your life away with the damn Lost reruns? The Twitter bird sends good news: Criterion is jumping aboard the digital acquisitions train with its own Hulu channel. Read more »