[Sikolo Brathwaite, Robin Willard, S. Whittaker, Sheila Willard]

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On Friday night, Reign Entertainment Co. held the launch of 3D Art by S. Whittaker and her exhibit, "Time Signature." S. Whittaker's works are oil & acrylic based portraits on wooden canvases featuring infamous entertainers from the past, present and future, ranging from Run DMC to Amy Winehouse, and Beastie Boys to Marvin Gaye. Born in Panama, Whittaker now calls Brooklyn home and the inspiration for her innovative and vibrant works. She brings her intensity and soul to every brushstroke, and is loved by celebrities and avid art-buyers alike. This opening served as S. Whittaker's official launch of 3D Art, and was held at Top of The Garden, where guests were treated to complimentary wine & cheese, while perusing the art with the unbelievable backdrop of literally, the top of Madison Square Garden. More»

Justin Timberlake, Steven Tyler, Britney Spears, 2001 Super Bowl [via]

We don't know if the Ravens or the 49ers will be victorious at this weekend's Super Bowl XLVII, but we do know Beyonce is likely to put forth the best performance of the day. We commend Pepsi's choice of performer as Super Bowl halftime shows have a tendency to be uniquely horrifying mashups of pop culture that are as awkward and uncomfortable to watch as they are compelling for their overwhelming awfulness. How bad could they really be? Let us count the ways. Here are five of the top 10 most ridiculous Super Bowl Halftime Shows ever, from Prince passionately stroking his "guitar" to N'SYNC trying to rap with Aerosmith. Yes, yes they did.

Who said you can't make a fortune doing what you love? This following list features the ten wealthiest DJ's from around the world who have achieved their hard earned millions by playing their favorite tunes. The guys behind our favorite dance tracks include Moby and Daft Punk, but who did Celebritynetworth.com figure out to be the richest DJ in the world? Keep reading to find out a little more about these DJ's and how they earned their spot on the top ten. More»

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Guests traveled uptown for the opening of CB2’s east side store in Midtown, located in the Decoration and Design building at 3rd Avenue and 58th Street. CB2’s Director Marta Calle organized the event with Paper Magazine, and it benefitted the New Design School (a school that supports the developmental and academic growth of adolescents through art and design). We caught up with Maggie Gyllenhaal and Run DMC while at the event... More»

To make up for last week (I was sick and didn't do one, did you notice? You did?! You're sweet) I am going to do my best ever art round up. Maybe even the best art round up the world has ever seen! Or, you know, just a really good one. More»

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Enthusiasm for Star Wars isn't just for sci-fi geeks. In fact, the legendary trilogy is experiencing a hot moment in the art scene these days.  "The Vader Project," on display since last week on Melrose between Highland and La Brea, is comprised of 100 different versions by 100 different artists of the villainous Darth Vader's iconic helmet. More»

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Vane X Sebago celebrated the opening of fashion collective, retail hot spot Concept Store 3 last night. A combination of free drinks, performances by Electric Slim and Jade, and music by Melo-X resulted in a serious time warp to the Run DMC fashioned early 90's. More»

[DJ Cassidy has the moves and the style. Go HERE for more pictures via DJ Cassidy] When it comes to most big name brand collaborations, the celebrity usually just hands their name over to the brand and doesn't take much part in the whole design process. That's not the case in Rockport's latest Bridgeport boat shoe, designed by DJ Cassidy and launched at the East Hampton Blue & Cream store this past Saturday. One of our favorite celebrity DJs appeared in an ad for the shoe company in 2008 and has remained a fan, so when the company offered him the opportunity to design his own pair, he jumped on board. Celebrating Cassidy's snazzy new boat shoe with the DJ design were Russell Simmons, Ryan Leslie, Lyor Cohen, Andre Harrell, Swizz Beatz and Paul Sevigny. He drew inspiration from his two biggest influences - both fashion and musically - Run DMC and Michael Jackson. So what do a pair of shoes like this look like? Cassidy considers the greatest outfit of all time to be Michael Jackson's look in the "Billie Jean" video: Black leather suit, red bow tie, pink shirt, pink socks... More»