Another day, another hair-don’t do for Mickey Rourke. All Rourke-ribbing aside, Mickey’s latest hair mod is a huge upgrade from his past cranial adornments. And, as usual, I’d still hit it. Baby-fuzz, buzz-cut and all.
Sean Penn on the set of This Must Be The Place in Dublin, Ireland. A feel good flick about an aging, retired rock stars search for the Nazi that murdered his father.
Okay, everyone. I’ve got some bad news. Throw away your iPhone, Droid, Crackberry and that brand new iPad you waited in line for five hours for. You no longer need them. Forget Google, Bing, Yahoo iTunes, the all the beautiful boobs of Youtube. Why? Because Prince has declared that the Internet is…OVER!
The Internet’s completely over. I don’t see why I should give my new music to iTunes or anyone else. They won’t pay me an advance for it and then they get angry when they can’t get it. The Internet’s like MTV. At one time MTV was hip and suddenly it became outdated. Anyway, all these computers and digital gadgets are no good. They just fill your head with numbers and that can’t be good for you.
You know, I can’t really disagree with the almighty purple one on the numbers thing. I hate numbers. They make me angry. And, I’m down with the Purple One when it comes to MTV. However, hearing Prince declare that the Internet is “over”, just makes me think of him waving his fist at the sky from his porch (in a yellow, ass-less jumpsuit) telling God to keep his clouds quiet because he’s trying to sleep at 3:00 in the afternoon.
Marnie Weber is an Los Angeles based artist, performer and visual effects guru. Right now, you can get up-close-and-personal with some of Weber’s work at the Laguna Art Museum. This Fall, in Altadena, California, Weber’s work will be displayed throughout the historic Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum in conjunction with the West of Rome Public Art. West of Rome Public Art is a non-profit organization that helps curate public art projects in unusual or under-recognized locations in the LA.
Male model sulking down the catwalk for designer Walter Van Beirendonck “Read My Skin” show at Paris Fashion Week
Here’s a look at what no man in his right mind, not even the sparkly ones designer Walter Van Beirendonck(creator of the “Man Shirt” seen here on Cherrybombed.com) thinks the well dressed man will be wearing next summer. And while the words “skirts are in this year” might be terrifying enough for most men, it could be worse. There’s also the frightening potential that the “Smells Like Jesus Spirit” craze that dominated the Men’s 2011 Spring/Summer looks this past week in Paris could catch on.