Reblogged from olio-ataxia
COOL GUYS [WTBQ] 99.1fm 1110am
-The Coolest radio Show to Ever Do Anything Ever-
travel is cool
(Source: topherchris)
a deep sea octopus (Benthoctopus sp.) attaches itself to the robotic arm of the research submersible DSV Alvin during a 2006 expedition to the Deep Slope in the Gulf of Mexico | +
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Holiday of the Day: Happy Festivus! Air your grievances.
[indiecred.]
merry festivus to all!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ldvwzx8gby1qdlsm6o1_500.jpg)
Holiday of the Day: Happy Festivus! Air your grievances.
[indiecred.]
merry festivus to all!
(Source: indiecred, via thedailywhat)
The Artist Formerly Known as Captain Beefheart (BBC2 Documentary, 1997)
Narrated by genius DJ and longtime Beefheart champion, John Peel:
A psychedelic shaman who frequently bullied his musicians and sometimes alarmed his fans, Don somehow remained one of rock’s great innocents.
In 4 parts on YouTube. Watch above or via this playlist I made.
o goodness what a human!
“The Disney-owned company has come under fire for having black actor Idris Elba play a “whites only” role in the movie adaptation of ‘Thor.’ You can’t make this stuff up.”
Lmao
(Source: journalofajournalist)
‘I Work Against Ego’: The Art of Hedda Sterne
Sarah Boxer
Born in Romania in 1910, Hedda Sterne fled German-occupied Bucharest and eventually settled in New York, where she became one of the few women in a circle of Abstract Expressionist painters that included Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Mark Rothko, and Franz Kline. But Sterne thought of herself as an anti-Abstract Expressionist, someone with no use for the cult of personality and personal gesture. Rarely did she paint a pure abstraction. In the 1960s she drew lettuce heads as crazy mazes, as if she were a worm inside, investigating. She pointed out that even her webby white-on-white drawings—made in the 1990s, when she was practically blind—represented the “floaters and flashers” across her field of vision. Although major museums acquired her work, and despite having one of the longest exhibition histories of any living artist (seventy years), she is hardly well known. Here is a selection of her work.
Photo: Hedda Sterne: Antro II, 1949
(Source: nybooks)
In about an hour, your radio will suddnly tune into 99.1FM or 1110AM and your computer will open to www.WTBQ.com from there your mouse will hover over to the listen live link, and magically….you’ll be listening to the cool guys.
Its an impressive trick and requires weeks and weeks of preperation practice blood, sweat and tears, be prepared!
ENJOY THE SHOW!
