Celebrity Buzz And not in that exaggerated, PDA-blown-out-of-proportion, tabloidy kind of way. They're full on grabbing each other's junk. But it was part of a bit at the MTV Movie Awards, so don't get too hot and bothered. Still, that's commitment to a bit. More over at The Superficial.
Spotted on 5th Avenue in New York City. This photo is mostly just an excuse for the headline. Rimshot followed by groans.
Culture Buzz Photographs of a stark raving naked man at the very moment he was decked in the face for nudely grinding on people at the Ultra Music Festival. We didn't have to make the censor badges very big, if you catch our innuendo about his small genitals. More, including video, over at Barstool Boston.
James Franco in tights from the Academy Awards parody of “Black Swan.” His lack of shame is genuinely admirable.
Culture Buzz An artist who scours junk shops and eBay for items to use in his exhibitions has scooped £16,500 as winner of the Northern Art Prize. Haroon Mirza's winning installation combined second-hand record players and radios with sound art, projection and a 19th Century painting. The award was established four years ago to showcase contemporary artists working in the north of England.
A training dummy whose sole purpose is to take junk shots. It's possible to feel sympathy for a dummy.
When you are making decisions for your bicycle teams new uniforms, it's best to stick with the classic black bicycle shorts, for obvious reasons.
Style Buzz The skinny jean for men continues to dominate fashion (as designers attempt to push it on bros now, too), as illustrated in one reporter's journey into Williamsburg, Brooklyn - the epicenter of impossibly narcissistic hipsterdom - where denim leggings is the pant of choice. Despite my own personal clueless sense of fashion (which tends to never progress beyond “Hobo Goes Yachting”), I think it's safe to say that pilgrim shoes + visible junk = the worst. Unless, of course, you think your band is amazing.
Culture Buzz Television infomercial for junky 9/11 $20 commemorative. OK, so in case nobody noticed, it’s Liberian legal tender we’re talking about here. They gloss over that tidbit in their description like it’s no big deal. Let’s see, so if the exchange rate is $0.016 US to every Liberian dollar, that makes this thing actually worth a wopping $0.32! Of course that says nothing of the thing’s tasteful aesthetic.