If it's not immediately as zany as Mr. Dylan's video for "Must Be Santa," we'd still recommend that you allow some distance between your eyeballs and your computer screen before watching this.

Jenny Frost, the president and publisher of Crown, will leave the company.

Months back, 13-year-old fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson was spotted at a preview of Rodarte's Target line doing some on-camera reporting. The Rodarte sisters love her so much they have sent her free clothes — not the Target line, but the main line, prices for which routinely run in the...

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Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw, the two masked artists from New York City in the video below, are the minds behind a new multimedia performance collaboration called Sweat Shoppe. Their aim? The intersection of art, music and technology to create something that has an element of pop accessibility. Sweat Shoppe recently showed our friends at [...] Related posts:

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• Tokyo Scum Brigade vs. Kazuo Umezz Parts 1 & 2 The big news! My friends at TSB have begun serializing their in-depth interview with Kazuo Umezu! They were lucky enough to visit the Makoto-chan house in person, have lunch with Umezz & Demerin, and...

As Alitalia reorganizes after bankruptcy, it is selling 180 paintings, drawings, prints and other works that once adorned its first-class cabins.

If you're in Milan anytime between now and February 14, 2010, I highly recommend that you check out octogenarian avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama's exhibit at the Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea. Kusama lives in a mental hospital in Tokyo, but she's still a prolific producer of art filled with dots...