Who would you rather get your regular testicular check from – some stiff, cold-handed old doctor, or radiant blonde model Rhian Sugden? That’s exactly what the people over at JWT London thought when they created this video for the MCAC (Male Cancer Awareness Campaign), which is aimed at 18 to 35 year-old men. NSFW! Read more »
“I think the Japanese male sexual complex originated in the two-dimensional world,” says super-flat superstar Takashi Murakami, proclaiming himself the inventor of three-dimensional, life-size renderings of anime-style cultural sex objects. This time, he had collaborating sculptor BOME make him a fiberglass, baby-faced trollop toppling from her vast, disproportionate boobage, based on the manga of Seiji Matsuyama (“controversial” creator of My Wife is an Elementary School Student, ahem). Read more »
Watch as this cyclist riding through the Bloomsbury section of London aptly shows how not to squeeze through traffic. As noted by Bike Snob, not even the narrowest of cut down handlebars will allow someone on a bike to avoid physics.
This recently unveiled sculpture in the window of East London’s Premises Studios immortalizes the King of Pop’s infamous over-the-balcony jiggle of son Prince Michael II. Now, the studio is being bombarded with hate mail, death threats and arson-menacing ultimatums. That’s hilarious since Swedish-born, Los Angeles-based artist Maria von Köhler actually intends the Jacko Madonna and Child to comment on extreme, worshiping fandom, ’cause there it is. The sculpture will stay so tensely poised through May 1st when it heads to LA. Uh oh.
An American expat in England sent Gothamist a photo he took of what appears to be a NYPD squad car, but in London, and not being driven by a cop. He explains: “I was recently walking around London, by the Thames River. For a split second this struck me as a very normal sighting, until I remembered that I was in London. He said he bought it at an auction or something.” Is that even legal?
British authorities have recruited low level criminal offenders to scrub subway stations in London near Buckingham Palace, so the city doesn’t look so grimy to visitors ogling the royal wedding in April.
Squatters who say they don’t “trust the British government to properly seize the Gaddafi regime’s corrupt assets,” are occupying the Libyan dictator’s posh home in London reports the BBC. “We’ve taken it so that it will be returned to its rightful owners who are the Libyan people,” said a member of “Topple The Tyrants.” Read more »
The 100% natural treat is made from Madagascan vanilla pods, lemon zest and oh yeah, breast milk. A London restaurant is selling the “Baby Gaga” ice cream that’s served in a martini glass by a costumed waitress. It retails for about $22. Sprinkles are presumably extra.
After threatening to “obliterate” ROA’s mural on London’s Hackney Road, the bunny-phobic council was shamed into retracting their ultimatum earlier this week. A petition of 2,000 supporters helped, but shouldn’t have been necessary: ROA had the explicit permission from the owners of The Premises recording studio to paint THEIR mural wall. Silly council! But hare-ters gonna hate.
And it wasn’t even over a soccer game or a pub closing early. Protesters in London are really unhappy over the government’s decision to cut education spending and increase tuition rates. So, they attempted to storm the Conservative Party’s headquarters, but were met by riot gear-clad police, who didn’t shoot anyone, but did arrest dozens.
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