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- Found your new favorite Twitter. Follow @NotTildaSwinton to keep up with the actress/alien forest princess/mother to a bat. [Paper]
- Facebook stock price has plummeted from $38 to $31 in a matter of days. [Mashable]
- Sick of staring at blank walls? You can now rent art, a la Netflix. [TechCrunch] More»
- In the latest episode of The Conversation With Amanda de Cadenet, Miley Cyrus comes off surprisingly deep, even articulate. [HuffPost]
"I've lost my sense of self a lot. There's times you hear what you should be so much that you lose what you actually are, and that's really hard," she said.
- Photographer Rania Matar captures teenage girls in their most sacred space—their bedroom. Let's just say I'm more than happy she wasn't around during my *Nsync phase. [DailyBeast] More»
- Mark Zuckerberg married long-time girlfriend Priscilla Chan on Friday in a private ceremony in their backyard. Guests were led to believe they were attending a surprise party for Chan's graduation from medical school. Busy week you've had there, Zuck. [People]
- Tens of thousands of Orthodox Jews gathered at Citi Field to protest against the Internet. Not even touching this one. [NYT]
- All of Rihanna's lines in Battleship could be written on the tip of matchstick. Basically. [Vulture]
- The Top 25 High Schools in the country have been ranked, and almost all of them are in Texas. [DailyBeast] More»
- A dozen summer cocktails that taste like booze, courtesy of Mark Bittman. [NYT]
- Sorry Sex and the City fans, the CW has put The Carrie Diaries on hold until midseason. I suppose you'll just have to settle for the re-runs incessantly aired on TBS, E!, HBO, and every other channel until then. [CNN]
- You probably assumed a year after graduating you'd be buying artisan chocolates while wearing a 3-piece suit. Well, you were wrong. [ThoughtCatalog] More»
- Working for a website, you rarely see the light of day, so if pale is the new tan I am wholeheartedly behind this. [Buzzfeed]
- Lithuanian photographer Tadao Cern has created Blow Job, a series of portraits of people being blown by extreme wind. As you can see, the result is somewhat terrifying. [LaughingSquid]
- Take a gander at the uber-chic red carpet on opening night of the Cannes Film Festival 2012. [DailyBeast]
- You thought you had it good with your iPhone 4S? How about a phone that lasts 15 years on a single AA battery? Your move, Siri. [Mashable] More»
- Why pay $300 for 50 uninterrupted minutes with an enabling therapist when you have a horrible best friend ready and willing? [Gawker]
- The weirdest prom stories of 2012, including the girl who took an NFL player as her date, and the girl who took a cardboard cut-out of an NFL player as her date. [Week]
- Jeffrey Eugenides' The Marriage Plot is being eyed for the big-screen by the director of Superbad. Interesting, very interesting. [Vulture] More»
- There's going to be a 10 Things I Hate About You sequel, as Shakespeare always never intended. [Nylon]
- Being left-handed is apparently a fate worse than death, with leftys more like to go insane and die sooner than us NORMAL right-handers. [Cracked]
- Following in Obama's footsteps, Jay-Z comes out with his support of gay marriage. [CNN]
- A new Banksy piece has been discovered in London. The piece, depicting a young boy sewing, is believed to be a statement on child labor practices in the U.K. [Complex] More»
- Choose a salad, win a movie ticket? Dieting for dollars may soon be a reality. [NYT]
- Plans for an underwater hotel in Dubai are underway. No word yet on if/when the Jetson-esque lodgings will come to fruition...but it looks awesome. [HuffPost]
- The most unholy, somewhat appealing, while also being disgusting, sandwiches ever created. [Buzzfeed] More»
- China vows to investigate pills containing traces of human blood that were smuggled into South Korea. I'm scared. [NYT]
- New York Court rules that viewing child pornography on the internet is legal. To reiterate, I'm scared. [Mashable]
- Lucky lady Dita Von Teese received one-of-a-kind red-bottomed ballet slippers from the shoe master himself, Christian Louboutin. [People]
- President Obama lost delegates to a prison inmate in the West Virginia Democractic Primary. [Buzzfeed] More»
- Knowing the chorus of John Legend's "Ordinary People" does not a music connoisseur make. [ThoughtCatalog]
- Facebook IPO Watch: Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly still missing from the big Facebook Roadshow. [HuffPost]
- LOL cats are probably making us more intelligent. Can I get an Amen? [Atlantic] More»
- Ever wonder how those flash sites sell $56,000 Hermes Birkins? [Shift]
- A new study purports to prove that homophobic people are actually gay. [Slate]
-P'Trique of Sh-t Fashion Girls Say talks Kabuki-inspired minimalism and Chanel gauchos. [WWD]
"Generally, I always brunch with this particular circle on Tuesdays. We were at Peels the week the call came through. John Jannuzzi and I were splitting the spa eggs and trying to ignore the biscuit Betsey (Johnson) had ordered. Cory Kennedy was in the middle of telling us what went down in the crawl space of Le Baron that weekend." More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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