That Playboy 50th Anniversary show we posted about in February is finally opening tonight in Chicago. Playboy Redux features over 30 killer artists’ reinterpretations of the iconic Playboy Bunny.
Probably the most amazing series of commercials with the most amazing jingle in the world. Ever. There’s so much wrong. And so much right.
Even more amazing? When we stayed with my Sister In-Law in LA, her boyfriend Matt actually had a bottle of the stuff. It’s even got the jingle around the cap.
Now that’s a jingle, folks. If its melancholic nostalgia isn’t stuck in your head now, watch the rest of the series …
Madonna, David Bowie, Grace Jones, even Ace of Base … add Conan Soranno to the list of people Lady Gaga‘s ripped off.
Friend of the Ümlaut Conan, and photographer behind Addicted Image, posted this interesting side-by-side of a photo he shot three years ago and a recent Gaga pic that’s making the rounds. Between the can curlers and studded leather bedazzlements, the case is clear.
To be fair, Lady Gaga didn’t completely rip him off. She did use Diet Coke cans instead of See the rest »
Rock Make Music & Art Fest
Sunday 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
The Mission, SF info
Along with the hot-ass jewelry from Blue Ribbon Salvage and rawkin’ journals from Vinyl Frontier (and a ton of other crafty types) you’ll also catch your next fav local bands. All thanks to The Bay Bridged.
Though I missed the REBEL8 “Return of the Lost Angels” event by a week (video here and recap at Fatlace) I was lucky enough to drive down Melrose in time to catch the huge bomb Mike Giant dropped on the Shepard Fairey wall at De La Barracuda.
Why is Arcade Fire releasing The Suburbs with eight not-so-different album covers? Pitchfork thinks it’s commentary on the suburbs themselves. I think it’s commentary + shrewd marketing towards music completionists like myself. Damnit.
Grant Park, err Millenium Park, has The Bean. Now Pritzker Park has The Eyeball. Wonder if you can see it from the glass ledge on Big Willy. Watch the making of this three-story structure by Tony Tassel via GOOD.
“After months of work and hundreds of buckets of paint” BLU‘s latest, BIG BANG BIG BOOM, more than outdoes his last epic video. Soundtrack by Andrea Martignon.