Art is Dead.
Somewhere up in the high above heavens, a man named Claude is trying to figure out whether to lightly chuckle or sob uncontrollably.
Sorry for everything that has happened in the last several years, Monet.
Art is Dead.
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I always wondered when this day would come… (Dakota’s growing up)
The inevitable has finally happened.
Dakota Fanning is finally a hot mess of a slutty badass bitch (for film’s sake).
Yes, this is a trailer for her upcoming biopic film about the all-girl band titled “The Runaways”.
Yes, the above video is of Dakota singing The Runaways’ song ‘Cherry Bomb’/a music video for the song from the film.
Yes, this is Dakota and Kristen Stewart looking 70’s-grunge-meets-Uffie-bad ass while shooting the film (yes, they have a kiss scene).
Yes, she’s all grown up now. Yes, we’re kinda turned on. Yes, the Museum is going to go ahead and endorse seeing this film for the sole purpose of Dakota Fanning’s role as the young Cherie Currie.
Leave it to thedailywhat to deliver us more painful and evident truth.
Read more about the Museum’s take on the iPad here: Artifacts of Modernity - iPad
The Artifacts of Modernity Internet Museum presents its own “OMG Adorbz! of the Day”…
If only elementary school music class was always this indie chic.
P.S. We would also like to congratulate this video on its racial diversity and its embracing of other cultures via the French band Phoenix.
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(Re-)Introducing a 2k’s Cultural Favorite: Jihad Jane
America’s lowest ranked news source has more:
Washington (CNN) — A Pennsylvania woman has been indicted for conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists and kill a person in a foreign country, the Justice Department announced Tuesday.
Colleen LaRose, known as “Jihad Jane” and “Fatima LaRose,” has also been charged with making false statements to a government official and attempted identity theft…
LaRose and five unindicted co-conspirators recruited men on the Internet “to wage violent jihad in South Asia and Europe, and recruited women on the Internet who had passports and the ability to travel to and around Europe in support of violent jihad,” according to a Justice Department statement.
If convicted, LaRose faces a possible life prison sentence and a $1 million fine, the statement said.
The conspiracy began in June 2008, when LaRose posted a comment on YouTube under the username JihadJane saying she is “desperate to do something somehow to help” Muslims, according to the indictment unsealed Tuesday.
From December 2008 to October 2009, LaRose engaged in electronic communication with the five co-conspirators about their shared desires to wage jihad and become martyrs, according to the indictment…
According to a U.S. government official familiar with the case, LaRose was successful in recruiting some people to join the cause. She also was able to raise money, the official said, adding that she was in contact with committed jihadists in South Asia, Western Europe and Eastern Europe. The official declined to link her to any specific terrorist organizations.
La Rose, the indictment claims, stole a U.S. passport at one point in order to “facilitate an act of international terrorism.”
She received “a direct order to kill a citizen and resident of Sweden, and to do so in a way that would frighten ‘the whole Kufar [non-believer] world.’ “
“I will make this my goal till I achieve it or die trying,” LaRose said via electronic communication, according to the indictment.
LaRose, along with the co-conspirators, believed that “her appearance and American citizenship would help her blend in while carrying out her plans, calling it a possible “way to achieve what is in my heart,” according to the indictment.
The indictment alleges that LaRose even agreed to marry one of the co-conspirators to obtain residency status in a European country.
LaRose traveled to Europe in August and “tracked the intended target online in an effort to complete her task,” the statement said.
According to the indictment, LaRose told the co-conspirator who ordered the murder that she considers it an “honour & a great pleasure to die or kill for” the co-conspirator and pledged that “only death will stop me here that I am so close to the target.”
The killing did not occur, and LaRose was arrested about two weeks after the electronic message was sent.
While this may not stress anything uniquely apparent about Life in the 2k10’s or other post-post-modern such, the Museum would like to applaud this chart’s simplistic and awe-inspiring truth.
(via hewhocannotbenamed)
Sometimes, hipsterrunoff says it better than our little start-up Museum ever could.
Carles, author of the acclaimed blog, has more:
In an effort to rebrand herself to fit in with the modern world + to fit in with tweens and minorities, the popular celebwhore “Mona Lisa” paid for the opportunity to chill with popular 1990s/2000s rapper Puff Daddy AKA Sean Combs AKA P Diddy AKA Bro Puffdy.
By embracing social media and schmoozing with pop culture icons + hip hop moguls, the Mona Lisa will be able to transition her brand into the modern memesphere. While she will always exist in textbooks because of her close ties with Leonardo DaVinci, creating an internet brand for herself will ultimately make her more valuable to investors like Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Yelp, and Gawker.
In other news, the Louvre is currently confused on whether to be happy for this boost in commercial viability or horrified by this caustic breach on art and culture.
A Whole New Way to Keep Kids Safe… (FML)
Dear 2010, I hate it here. See below:
Condoms in ‘extra small’ for boys age 12 set for Britain’s shelves soon
(taken from The Daily Mail, UK)
Extra small condoms for boys as young as 12 could soon be on our shelves.
The Hotshot condoms are going on sale in Switzerland after research found that not enough 12 to 14-year-old boys were having protected sex.
The condoms are likely to end up on sale in Britain, said their manufacturer Lamprecht AG.
A standard condom has a diameter of 52mm in comparison with the Hotshot’s 45mm. Both are the same length – 190mm.
According to a study of 13 to 20-year-olds, a quarter said that a standard condom was too large.
Hilary Pannack, of teenage pregnancy charity Straight Talking Peer Education, said: ‘We know young people are having sex and if this is what it takes to protect them, we need to go along with it.’
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Always wanted to sexually explore a twelve year old/tween? Now you can do it as safely as possible!! Glad the industry is shifting in ways to keep kids more safe.
Now this kid doesn’t have to ask Mom and Dad to drive him to CVS to pick up some Plan B for his “lucky lady” the next morning:
Now these kids can safely mess around all they want, say Bye Bye to silly ol STD’s!
Look like its gonna be a fun and well-protected night ahead…
