Tee of the Day: “Dark Ssside” by Gabe “Brinkerhoff” Strine.
Darth Vader meets Cobra Commander. The perfect compliment to your G.I. Solo pants.
(RAA: One day only!)
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Archive for December, 2010
Morning Links:
Dec. 30, 2010
- Chris Brown and B2K’s Raz-B hash out their homophobia on Twitter.
- Infographic: 2000 Vs. 2010 At A Glance.
- Single Serving Site of the Day: HaikuLeaks.
- Single Serving Tumblr of the Day: Muppets with People Eyes. See Also: What A Face. (via.)
- Morning Distraction: [RESPAWN].
- Morning Wood: Ashleigh Dunn.
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Dec. 30, 2010
Early Bird Special: A mouth-watering teaser for Headless Productions’ latest animated project, I’m A Monster.
[kuriositas.]
Late Links:
Dec. 30, 2010
- White House to shirtless Obama photos: Drop dead.
- Bikini Wednesday: Molly Sims and Stephanie Seymour.
- Pretty In Print: Olivia Wilde in Men’s Health; Beau Garrett in Esquire; Rosario Dawson in Madame Figaro; Nicki Minaj in King.
- Get To Know A Hottie: Susie Addison.
- International Beauty of the Day: Min Soo Ah.
- Where Are They Now: Lorena Bobbitt.
- Most Dumbest Criminals of 2010.
- Dlisted: Open Post: Hosted By Mah Boo’s New Glasses.
- Filmdrunk: Uncharted Director to Mark Wahlberg: ‘NAWT YOU.’.
- Copyranter: Woman without clothes used to sell notebook.
- Nerve: Ridiculous Tips for a Miserable Sex Life: December.
- Holy Taco: Attention Rappers, Twitter is Killing Your Street Cred!
- Manofest: The 10 Greatest Moments In Celebrity Boob Jiggling History.
- Late List: 50 guys we wish we were in 2010.
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Dec. 30, 2010
RIP: Geraldine Doyle, who served as the inspiration for J. Howard Miller’s iconic WW2-era poster “We Can Do It!” (more commonly known as “Rosie the Riveter”), passed away this Sunday in her hometown of Lansing, Michigan. She was 86.
From the Lansing State Journal:
“‘Rosie the Riveter’ is the image of an independent woman who is control of her own destiny,” said Gladys Beckwith, former director of the Michigan Women’s Historical Center and Hall of Fame. “She was a gracious, beautiful woman. Her death is the end of an era, and we need to take note of that. We need to respect what she stood for.”
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This x That:
Dec. 30, 2010
Know This:
- Justin Timberlake and Anne Hathaway named Hasty Pudding’s 2010 Man and Woman of the Year.
- RIP: Agathe von Trapp, oldest member of real-life Sound of Music family, dead at 97; Arts & Letters Daily co-founder Denis Dutton, at 66; anorexic model Isabelle Caro, at 28; jazz pianist Billy Taylor, at 89.
Read This:
- Glenn Greenwald responds to Wired’s response.
- Michael Musto’s Year in Review.
- The Disney Operational Command Center gets lines moving by any means necessary.
- DC introduces “Muslim Batman of Paris,” racists have conniption.
Look At This:
- Infographic of the Day: Just What Does Your State Do Best?
- James Dyson reinvents the vacuum cleaner. Again.
The Other:
- NewsFeed: The Proud Glutton: Donna Simpson’s Massive Christmas Feast.
- Tea x Time List: Fimoculous’s List of Lists 2010.
- Above: Nhow Berlin — “Europe’s first music hotel.” (via.)
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Dec. 29, 2010
In Memoriam of the Day: The New York Times pays tribute to the musicians we lost this year with a sound-collage featuring some of their better-known musical contributions.
Dec. 29, 2010
Getting Your Money’s Worth of the Day: Tom Brady jersey – $79.99. Tom Brady jersey autographed by Dane Cook – $18.45.
Having your Tom Brady jersey devalued by $61.54 as a result of a Dane Cook autograph — priceless.
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Dec. 29, 2010
How About That of the Day: Deep within the dark recesses of the Internet lurks the official website of the classic 1996 R. Kelly vehicle Space Jam, untouched by time, with its pre-CSS layout and GeoCities-era starfield background intact, a monument to the halcyon days of dial-up noises and AOL floppy disks by the porchful.
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