To the question "What do you wear to bed?" Marilyn responded, "CHANEL N°5." What inspired Marilyn's world-famous reply? Discover the answer in Chapter 2 of I...
(she sounds a little high)
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Drinks manufacturer remixes Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ to mark the single’s 25th anniversary.
When everything old is new again, we see dead people telling us to "live for now" Delete the scoop?
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Flavorwire: Cultural news and critique from Flavorpill... "Canada-based photographer David Eger’s work on Design Taxi and were instantly charmed by his recreations of iconic photographs, album covers, and movie moments using figures from the Star Wars canon. Most of the images come from his Cloned Photos collection and 365 Days of Clones project — a daily photo series starring several Phase I Clone Troopers from the Grand Army of the Republic. Darth Vader, Princess Leia and other mythical characters from Lucas’ much-loved franchise also make appearances, stepping in for The Beatles’ Abbey Road cover image, Grant Wood’s American Gothic, and more. If you’ve ever wondered what Star Wars figures looked like on the moon or in the boxing ring — floating like a butterfly and stinging like a bee — check out Eger’s work past the break." Allison Nastasi
see the artist's flicr page http://www.flickr.com/photos/egerbver
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Brylcreem relaunch 60 sec. commercial from 1986 that won D&AD. Delete the scoop?
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For New ‘Mad Men’ Season, Magazine ‘Retro-fies’ Ads - DesignTAXI.com... "For this week’s Mad Men cover story issue, the (online and print) edition contains vintage, swinging ‘60s-style cover design, layouts and ads. Ads of brands, such as Mercedes-Benz, British Airways, United Colors of Benetton, Dunkin Donuts and Estée Lauder, were either re-appropriated to suit the issue or replaced by authentic period ads from the era. Viewers can also vote for their favourite ads on the publication’s website. The old school ‘Mad Men’ edition of the magazine, will be available on newsstands and iPads on Monday. “We've literally taken a page from Newsweek’s past—recreating the sleek, iconic look of the magazine during the swinging ‘60s, but with all original content. Imagining what a Newsweek website would have looked like, without dropping a tab of acid, was no easy feat. But with a leap of faith (and a single martini), we created an online edition that Don Draper would have toasted. We hope you do too.” Newsweek wrote on its website. Delete the scoop?
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the griswolds are back in holiday commercials for old navy that feature the bumbling but beloved cast of "national lampoon's christmas vacation."... Delete the scoop?
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It seems we can’t get enough of the '80s. Neon, remakes of classic movies, skinny jeans, leg-warmers … okay, can we please skip the leg-warmers
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Here's a preview of the next generation Furby, coming this Fall from Hasbro. Delete the scoop?
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The impact of false memories on consumer choice By Julie Sedivy, Ph.D.... Delete the scoop?
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Staple British bread brand Hovis have released a new advert showcasing over 100 years of the nations history. Part of Hovis huge relaunch campaign, the ad is 122 seconds for 122 years. Delete the scoop?
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