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For the past three years, space-enthusiast and artist Tom Sachs and a team of 13 astro-artists have been increasingly working on a Space Program art project called Space Program: Mars. On Tuesday night they debuted Phase 2 of their long-standing project, which is co-presented by Creative Time and Park Avenue Armory. The opening event attracted celebrities from the likes of Kanye West, to artists like Bill Powers at the Park Avenue Armory.
The project is essentially a thought-provoking presentation encapsulating all things necessary to survive, colonize, and explore on a four-week mission to Mars, bringing American colonialism to entirely new level. More»
Facebook users are spammed with disturbing images; Malicious hackers target Twilight fans; Images of the next BlackBerry are leaked online; Facebook rival social network co-founder dies. There is a new real-time language conversion app, and so much more in today's tech news round up! More»
Sony introduces 3D visors; Google Maps wants your money and heads off the streets and into buildings for a new view; Send a message to your parole office before your behind bars; Learn the deets of subway theft and how to stay safe. Kodak struggles to stay in the picture, and so much more in today's tech news round up! More»
On a list of the largest threats to the city of L.A. (a list that also includes earthquakes, SBE, and Shia LaBeouf), our city's most constant source of danger would have to be aliens, right? I can't even flip channels without falling on some loud, crappy Aaron Eckhart movie or whatever about martians nuking Santa Monica, so surely this is something we as a general population should take seriously, right? That seems to be what people thought as an honest-to-God spaceship was widely spotted streaking across the Southern California sky last night. Y'know, unless it wasn't a spaceship. More»
New acquisitions and innovations dominate today's Tech Round-Up. Madison Ave. company uses Twitter to recruit interns, NASA puts the comethunter Stardust to sleep, Arianna Huffington and AOL plan to take over the digital media world, and Vid.ly plans to centralize video embedding programs. MORE>>
College graduates want to work for Google, AT&T swallows T-Mobile for $39 Billion, Star Trek fills the empty subway tunnels, Twitter celebrates its fifth birthday, and wonderful photography captivates the SXSW technology parties. Check it all out below for Monday's technology news! MORE>>>
Ask anyone that knows me, and I think they'd agree it's fitting that I'm spending the first day of November in shorts. It was my first Halloween with Team GofG LA and, even though I missed out on loads of fun parties in NYC, I'm happy to report that at 77 degrees and sunny, I'm hardly complaining. More»