Shiantology
Shiantology is an amazing fansite for Shia LaBouef. The fans are totally out of this world and their tribute art borders on amazing.
Mean Magazine’s Cinemash
If you haven’t watched any of the Cinemash’s yet, do yourself a favor and do it now, at work if you must. Cinemash is celebrities mashing up scenes from their favorite movies. For instance, I just got done watching Cheech and Chong get their Tron on. Another great one is some dudes from RENO 911! and Human Giant taking on Point Break. Find out more here, and see the upcoming schedule after the jump.
Big Celebrity Boobs
100 pairs. That should keep you clicking for a while
The Women of Marion Barry
Being from DC, I hold a place in my heart for Marion Barry. I wish I could still purchase one of those ‘Got Damn Bitch Set Me Up’ t-shirts. Apparently he has gotten himself into another tangle, I liked this summary of his womanizing by the Washington Post
michael jackson’s, “most ridiculous funeral in funeral history…”
…is set to begin. Check out what you need to know over at NYMAG (funny but true) here’s a little tease “swat team”
Keiichi Nitta might have eerily predicted Michael Jackson’s Death
For his 100k photo essay for Vice Magazine’s 2009 Photo Issue, Keiichi Nitta photographed himself in self portraits as Marilyn Monroe, Bruce Lee, Charlie Chaplin, and Michael Jackson. We’re pretty sure that three of those figures were dead before the magazine went to print.
On a random tip, he has a book signing tomorrow at ANYTHING on Hester Street
I glove MJ
If you’re still looking for that right Michael Jackson shirt, Alex Aranovich has got you covered in four different colorways.
via, obeyclothing
The last word about Michael Jackson
This Approval Matrix is awesome. See it at it’s full size here
Lunchtime Laughter
Eddie Murphy jokes about Michael Jackson
We revisit Donghyun Son’s King: Michael Jackson Portraits
While this show at Gallery2 in Seoul, Korea has already closed, Donghyun Son’s work deserves a look.
“The show, titled KING, is filled with portrayals of Michael Jackson, done in portraiture. The artist says a turning point in Michael Jackson’s career was the year 1989, when Elizabeth Taylor called him the ‘king of pop, rock and soul’ at the award ceremony for Artist of the Decade. It was then Jackson became a king, coronated by a queen of the entertainment world; this is poignant, considering that in 1989 kings of social rank no longer existed.”
A couple favorites and more explanation after the jump
Wreckage of my Past: The Story of Ozzy Ozbourne
Whenever this comes out, it is gonna be good
