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Corgnelius teaching Stumphrey how to look fly.
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Ever wonder what Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” would sound like if it were made in the ’20s, ’30s, ’40s, and every other decade up to 2020? Well, now we know.
This week in EW: It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No — it’s an obsessive history of an American icon!
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Gloria Swanson in Sadie Thompson, 1928
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Today, we would like to spotlight painter Olive Ayhens who created two beautiful pieces of artwork for our ONTIME/Grand Central at 100 exhibition. Ayhens hones in on the architectural details from above to create a swirling, bold tapestry of color that conveys the reflection of life both inside and outside Grand Central Terminal. She uses the constellations as the sky above the terminal, freeing them from their earthly architecture. Also, keep a look out for her poster… coming to a subway near you!
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They may be the latest British buzz band, but Savages sure don’t sound like one. (via Savages: Silence Yourself (Matador) | Under The Radar)
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NY NY 1978 by Fotorus on Flickr.
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