Category: Headlines
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Pablo Picasso’s biggest work, which he designed for Ballets Russes’ 1924 performance of Le Train Bleu in Paris, on display at the Victoria & Albert Museum. (Thanks to Rameen for the link.)
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Dos Equis by KAWS [via]
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Yeah, that’s a winner.
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Say Goodbye To The New Jersey Nets Do you think it’ll be the Brooklyn Nets, or something else? (They were going to change it to the Brooklyn Brons if King James didn’t bolt for South Beach.) Leave your suggestions in the comments, I’ll make sure they get to Mikhail and Jay-Z.
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Ibai Acevedo
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Talk about your underwhelming rebrands. The lovechild of the United-Continental merger may be the first brand identity design of this size that could be executed entirely in MS Paint.
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PROGRESS: The first three days of construction on the future office/studio of The Daily Bunch, here in Austin, TX.
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After a couple days worth of technical difficulties, everyone here at The Daily Bunch is happy to be up and running again. We’ve got a rather large backlog of content, so we better get down to it.
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The Walt Disney Co was the last major studio and network to report quarterly earnings, and its fiscal 3rd quarter profit rose 40% on the strong box office grosses from Pixar’s Toy Story 3, Marvel’s Iron Man 2, and Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland 3D. As promised, here is an earnings roundup showing that Big…
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Why Is GM Buying a Subprime Auto Lender? I’ll tell you how this one ends in exchange for a Corvette. Oh heck, I’ll do it anyways: taxpayers paying off cars for a lot of people who should have never been able to finance a car. Go ahead and put it in the FY 2014 budget…
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Where to start with this video of a 1982 Valley Girl contest? “Bag your face” needs to come back. You have to love that they actually used Zappa’s ‘Valley Girl’ and how seamlessly they crossfaded it into real valley girl footage. It’s pretty much established that Gary Owens was the primary inspiration for Ron Burgundy,…
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