Japan Unveils Designs For First Underwater City, And We're In Awe
We've seen people living in tiny homes, big homes and everything in between -- but nobody has ever taken underwater dwelling to a level like this. A Japanese architecture firm has unveiled renderings...
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Grading The Best & Worst Of The 2015 Golden Globes
The Golden Globes were actually great this year. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler capped three stints as hosts with their greatest punchlines yet, while the slate of often surprising winners kept Twitter...
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Artist Documents The Inside Of A Women's Prison Through Raw And Disturbing...
In June 2014, comic artist Elana Pritchard was arrested for violating a court order. For two months, she served time for her violation in the women’s division of the Los Angeles County jail system,...
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13 Ways You Can Make Coloring Books A Part Of Your Adult Life (NSFW)
Note: Some of these coloring books are especially adult. You have been warned. Coloring is not just for kids. We've established that. The act of coloring "incorporates the areas of the cerebral cortex...
View ArticleNo Child Left Behind Rewrite Should Limit Standardized Testing, Duncan Plans...
After years of dancing around Congress to help states evade the No Child Left Behind Act, the Obama administration thinks it's time to go back to the legislative drawing board. No Child Left Behind,...
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This Artist's Beautiful Plaid Swatches Are Made Entirely Out Of Teeny, Tiny...
For seven years, Beijing-based artist Zhang Bojun photographed people he saw on the street. In his latest work, he's woven them together into massive composite photographs titled "We." Everyone always...
View ArticleHow Allison Williams Kept That Racy 'Girls' Scene Professional
While the Golden Globes demanded the public's attention Sunday night, "Girls" was charting new territory in its Season 4 premiere. Though even the show creators joked it's hard for "Girls" to do any...
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These Are The Last Remaining Old School Mississippi Blues Musicians
Since 2008, photographer Lou Bopp has been capturing the now elderly men who constitute the Mississippi Delta Blues musicians of a previous era. With calloused hands, worn faces and twinkling eyes, the...
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Cheyenne Jackson Gets Personal With 'Eyes Wide Open' Show At New York's Café...
Over the past three years, Cheyenne Jackson has been the subject of intense media scrutiny for everything but the dynamite song-and-dance chops that made him a Broadway and television heartthrob. In...
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Charlie Hebdo Cover Features Muhammad Holding 'Je Suis Charlie' Sign
Charlie Hebdo revealed their cover image for this week's issue, printed just days after two gunmen opened fire on the newspaper's Paris office, killing 12 people. Four of the Charlie's cartoonists were...
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How Did Applying For College Become Such A Nightmare?
You've FINALLY finished your college applications and now you wait patiently until you find out which schools have deemed you worthy of attendance. *Insert eye roll.* The process is painstakingly...
View ArticleSay Goodbye To NYC's Beloved Graffiti Mecca With This One-Minute Time-Lapse
New York City's historic street art haven is no more. The abandoned building complex in Queens -- that once played home to a highly publicized trove of graffiti -- has officially been demolished. It...
View ArticleKyle MacLachlan Returning To Showtime's 'Twin Peaks' In 2016
Special Agent Dale Cooper is officially coming back for the limited run of "Twin Peaks" on Showtime in 2016. The show's co-creator, David Lynch, confirmed that Kyle MacLachlan would reprise his role...
View ArticleLegendary Cartoonist Robert Crumb on the Massacre in Paris
Robert Crumb is considered by many to be the single best cartoonist America has ever produced. The creator of counter culture icons like Fritz the Cat, the Keep On Truckin guy and Mr Natural, Mr. Crumb...
View ArticleThe Book We're Talking About: 'The First Bad Man' By Miranda July
The First Bad Man by Miranda July Scribner, $25.00 Publishes January 13, 2015 What we think: It’s not surprising that Miranda July’s first novel was praised by Lena Dunham, who lauded her “ability to...
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Rejected Cover Designs For Edith Pearlman's 'Honeydew'
Rejected Covers is an ongoing series for which artists reveal their inspirations and unused design ideas for popular titles. Below, Little, Brown Senior Designer Lauren Harms shares the process of...
View ArticleJohn Galliano Debuts Margiela Collection In Highly Anticipated Return To The...
We've been waiting for John Galliano's first Maison Martin Margiela collection to hit the runway since the designer was appointed creative director this past October. That moment finally happened...
View ArticleAmazon Orders Woody Allen's First TV Show Straight To Series
A television series created by Woody Allen is coming to Amazon Prime, Amazon Studios announced on Tuesday. According to a release, Allen will write and direct what will be his first television series....
View ArticleRemember Diem Brown In This New Clip From MTV's 'Challenge'
MTV premiered the new season of one of its most popular franchises, "The Challenge," last week. But as fans of the series know, this season, "Battle of the Exes 2," developed a different feel and tone....
View ArticleFran Lebowitz Tells Vanity Fair What We're All Feeling About Juice Cleanses
Fran Lebowitz may not be the first name that pops into your mind when you think of social media, but a new collaboration with Vanity Fair might just change your mind. The famed author, public speaker,...
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