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The 10 Must-See Sundance Films For Art Lovers
Beginning January 22, Park City, Utah will play home to a cinephile's favorite time of year, the Sundance Film Festival. While the whole shebang makes us drool with envy over those who've snagged...
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Why One Photographer Is Devoted To Capturing America's Disappearing Rivers
"We stand at a precipice in the history of water," photographer Ansley West Rivers writes in her artist statement. "How we approach the health and use of our rivers now will determine the lifespan of...
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Why I Believe New York's Art Scene Is Doomed
This article originally appeared on artnet News. By Ben Davis High-wire act: Suspended Cirque performance at Galapagos Art Space Image: Courtesy Galapagos Art Space This is an article about art and...
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Fat Femme Artist Picks Apart Your Preconceived Notions Of Beauty, One Photo...
Day after day we're fed image after image of a certain body aesthetic: tanned, toned, waxed, oiled and perhaps a little digitally retouched. Today let's do things a little bit differently. We want to...
View ArticleCharlie Hebdo Staff Is Fully Behind New Muhammad Cover
While journalists and news outlets worldwide continue to struggle with the decision to print Charlie Hebdo's latest depiction of the Prophet Muhammad, one thing is for sure. Charlie Hebdo is not...
View ArticleTituss Burgess Will Play The Witch In 'Into The Woods' Production In Miami
Composer Stephen Sondheim has reportedly given his blessing to actor Tituss Burgess, who will tackle the coveted role of the Witch, which is normally played by a woman, in a new production of "Into The...
View ArticleModern Puppetry Takes Center Stage At International Festival In Chicago
By Mark Guarino CHICAGO, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Puppets aren't just about Muppets, kids and circuses. Indeed, an international puppetry festival in Chicago aims to redefine the art form and promises...
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New Map Of Galaxy's 'Mysterious Molecules' May Help Solve Old Cosmic Puzzle
Scientists may be one step closer to solving a cosmic puzzle that's had astronomers scratching their heads for nearly a century. It all started in 1922, when American astronomer Mary Lea Heger noticed...
View ArticleInfographic Explores The Careers Of The World's Most Successful Authors
Although he published his first book at 27, it wasn't until two decades later, after the release of A Prayer for Owen Meany, that John Irving garnered acclaim for his writing. Such an arduous path...
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7 Oscar Nominations That Need To Happen On Thursday
Michael Keaton, Julianne Moore, Richard Linklater, Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu, J.K. Simmons, Emmanuel Lubezki, Patricia Arquette and Eddie Redmayne are among the many people who should expect to hear...
View ArticleRazzie Nominations Include 'Transformers: Age Of Extinction,' 'Blended' And...
Ah, it's time for the Razzie nominations, which salute the worst movies and performances of the year. This year, "Transformers: Age of Extinction" leads the pack with with seven nominations, including...
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'American Soldier' Photos Expose The Many Faces Of Modern War
What does a soldier look like? Once you reduce the term to a specific type of serviceman or woman -- taking into account the era, the country, the war, the branch of the military, the rank -- can you...
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Meet Millo, The Street Artist Who Paints Massive Monochromatic Murals Around...
Meet Millo. The Italian street artist, also known as Francesco Camillo Giorgino, is well known in cities like Florence and Rome. Last year, he painted 13 massive murals in the town of Turin alone, as...
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Nicole Kidman's A Viral Sensation Now, And She's Pretty Happy With That
Nicole Kidman's IMDb page lists six movies on the horizon for 2015, but when HuffPost Entertainment talked to her last week, she was just concerned about making it to "Conan" on time. Bob Weinstein,...
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Bedridden Artist Explores Sexual Identity Through Warped Religious Idols (NSFW)
Note: The following images may not be suitable for work environments. Be warned, things get beautifully weird. Brooklyn-based artist Don Pablo Pedro began creating his work while bedridden, recovering...
View ArticleEntertainment Weekly's 'Boyhood' Cover Just Blew Our Minds
Thanks to the magic of photo editing, Entertainment Weekly has placed three versions of "Boyhood" star Ellar Coltrane on its cover this week. There's Ellar at 11, Ellar at 12 and -- smiling with his...
View ArticleFinally, The Truth About Disney's 'Hidden Sexual Messages' Revealed
The wonderful world of Disney has long been suspected of hiding subliminal sexual messages in its animated films. From inappropriate words hidden in the sky in "The Lion King" to suggestive language in...
View ArticleKaty Perry Has Found Some Odd Inspiration For Her Super Bowl Halftime Show
Wondering what Katy Perry has up her sleeve for the Super Bowl halftime show? Here's your first hint, and let us warn you: It's pretty bizarre. Perry tweeted a link to a YouTube video of a performance...
View ArticleLena Dunham Was Mistaken For Liza Minnelli At The Golden Globes
It's not uncommon for fans to mistake one celebrity for another. It's less common for E! News to mistake one celebrity for another 40-years older than they actually are. But that's what happened on the...
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Finally, You Can 'Knit Your Own Kama Sutra' (NSFW YARN SEX)
You've heard of pearl necklaces, but wait until you see the purl necklace! It's called "Knit Your Own Kama Sutra," and features twelve sex positions straight from the ancient erotic handbook depicted...
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