
A Russian website which shows regular hair of people and their hair when wet. One of those ‘because we can’ things.
June 13th, 2008 Exene Posted in body art, culture, people, photography No Comments »

A Russian website which shows regular hair of people and their hair when wet. One of those ‘because we can’ things.
April 10th, 2008 Exene Posted in culture 1 Comment »

It’s amazing what you can say in a crumpled up dollar.
Dan Tague - “Cash Rules Everything Around Me” runs from March 29, 2008 through Apr 19, 2008 at the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery in New Orleans. Above - THE END IS NEAR & TRUST NO ONE… LIAR. via notcot
April 8th, 2008 Exene Posted in culture, people 1 Comment »

People seem to be fascinated with these men in Japan who make a living by spending time with women for a hefty price. CNN labels them ‘geisha guys’.
They are more commonly feminine men who dress in high end fashion and wear make-up. One of my favorite show features humorous Host Men (actually boys) who have a club in high school.
Men get hostess so I don’t see what’s the big deal with women getting the same deal.
March 28th, 2008 Exene Posted in culture, news, people No Comments »
In Mexico emo kids are targets for random violence and crazy mob action. The emo’s have been fighting back for their rights and it’s been starting riots. Read more about it on Time
March 26th, 2008 Exene Posted in culture, illustration No Comments »

This illustration by Pascal Blanchet caught my eye. There is an interesting urban legend about a song titled Gloomy Sunday aka “Hungarian suicide song” that was written in 1933 and was blamed for hundreds of suicides in the 1930s. Interesting for a song to have that kind of power.
March 20th, 2008 Exene Posted in cool, culture, design No Comments »
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A Pakistani lawyer runs away from tear gas fired by police officers in front of the residence of Iftikhar Mahmood Chaudhry, Pakistan’s deposed chief justice. via Christian Science Monitor
March 12th, 2008 Exene Posted in culture No Comments »

Hishaku is found in the spleen, most often in females. Symptoms include an overpowering appetite for sweets, a yellowish complexion, and a tendency to hum. It can be stopped with acupuncture around the navel.
Hinoshu, also found in the spleen, looks like a rock and remains dormant inside the body until the host visits a crowded sightseeing area, at which time Hinoshu causes dizziness by thrashing about and creating the sensation of rocks crashing against each other. Acupuncture is an effective treatment.
You can find more disease-causing creatures over at Pink Tentacle.
March 7th, 2008 Exene Posted in art, culture No Comments »
Original Marvel graphic novel.

And the Japanese Manga version.

The Marvel comics tend to be more condense and too much going on in the background. Some people don’t like plain white backgrounds but I do because you can focus on the characters more. This manga version also makes the characters look ‘cuter’. via Expanded Universe
March 3rd, 2008 Exene Posted in culture, news, people 1 Comment »

There have been maid and cosplay cafes to entertain men.
Welcome to Tokyo’s first schoolboy cafe, the latest in a flurry of eateries in Japan where customers and waiters role play themes from strange erotic fantasies. I’m sure these waiters in school boy uniforms aren’t really underage. reuters