Month: December 2014

Getting Weird at the Hole: Early Man group exhibit hovers outside of time and interpretation

Getting Weird at the Hole: Early Man group exhibit hovers outside of time and interpretation

“What about just getting down with artworks made by the first humans?” Dating back to prehistoric times where art wasn’t something to be necessarily criticized so to speak, there was no intent but to purely exercise the intrinsic ‘artiste’ when these Cave Man era people 

“A naive romantic on a quest for love”: <i>Man Seeking Woman</i> on FXX starring Jay Baruchel

“A naive romantic on a quest for love”: Man Seeking Woman on FXX starring Jay Baruchel

“Love is Strange” Meanwhile in Toronto in case you wanted to be more excited for 2015, Jay Baruchel is busy filming his next series Man Seeking Woman directed by Jonathan Krisel, where he stars as a naive twenty-something on a quest for love after going through a 

KYRIE 1: Kyrie joins the Nike familia with new shoe line with Lebron James inspiration

KYRIE 1: Kyrie joins the Nike familia with new shoe line with Lebron James inspiration

Of course we love King James’ shoe collection (ALMOST as much as we love Cavaliers basketball), and it’s no secret that this baller knows what he is doing with 1) designing awesome kicks, and 2) getting fellow basketballers like teammate Kyrie Irving their own line 

<i>Free the Nipple</i>: decriminalizing the female body with a topless revolt

Free the Nipple: decriminalizing the female body with a topless revolt

Let’s face it: it’s not fair that we have these boundaries put up for our bodies. Society has us all living in these separate gender boxes of what we’re “supposed” to do as a lady, as a man. And what’s the difference if I see 

<i>Birdman</i> review: <i>Yes</i>, it’s going to be your favorite movie of the year

Birdman review: Yes, it’s going to be your favorite movie of the year

When I heard about Birdman actually potentially being really freaking awesome it was because one of the few friends I actually trust in movie recs told me to see it, so of course I make a point to get to viewing the film big screen 

Takashi Murakami at Gagosian New York: a trippy walk through the Japanese artists’ crazy-awesome works leaves one questioning the origins of life

Takashi Murakami at Gagosian New York: a trippy walk through the Japanese artists’ crazy-awesome works leaves one questioning the origins of life

“To me, religions are a narrative…Natural catastrophes, earthquakes, are things caused by nature. Such chaos is natural, but we have to make sense of it somehow, and so we had to invent these stories. That is what I wanted to paint.” —Takashi Murakami Chelsea is