Welcome to AUX CORD, TRL’s weekly playlist feature celebrating the latest and greatest in music. Each week, someone in the TRL orbit will be providing you with a completely custom playlist starring their current sonic faves. This week, TRL’s Senior Editor of Social, Gus Turner, highlights nine tracks to help you through this especially bitter… Read more »
Phaedra Parks is feeling like a scapegoat after the part 3 of the Real Housewives of Atlanta season 9 reunion. If you ask Phaedra, you’ll want to take your tea with a grain of salt. This Sunday, Porsha Williams dropped the bomb that Phaedra was the original source of rumors about who Kandi Burruss has […]
The African American community does not need any more unbelievable news about George Zimmerman right now. However, according to Global Grind, another bomb shell…
Two large explosions rocked an area near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing two people and injuring several others, CNN reports.…
Ryan Seacrest, Lindsay Lohan are among other public figures who have been punk’d in public. By Kara Warner Kim Kardashian Photo: Tommaso Boddi/ WireImage Not surprisingly, there has been much ado over the flour-bombing of Kim Kardashian Thursday night at the West Hollywood launch of her new fragrance line, True Reflection. Kardashian is, after all, a generator of countless news headlines — sometimes one of the reality star’s generic comments on Twitter is enough to warrant a news item — and the fact that she was attacked with a flour bomb during a red-carpet appearance is certainly newsworthy. Kardashian is not the first celeb to fall victim to a flour bomb, however. The recent incident brings to mind several others that have involved a few of our favorite public figures taking some flour and other seemingly harmless household items to the face. Ryan Seacrest The most recent “bombing” incident involved funnyman Sacha Baron Cohen and Ryan Seacrest , Kardashian’s E! colleague. Cohen made headlines with his heavily publicized appearance at the Oscars in character as Admiral General Aladeen of his upcoming movie “The Dictator”; he then made waves around the world when he greeted Seacrest for an interview by tossing “ashes” (which turned out to be Bisquick) all over the host. Bob Dylan Although the beloved rock icon took home Album of the Year for his Time Out of Mind at the 40th Annual Grammy Awards in 1998, the moment that everybody remembers from that night came during Dylan’s performance of “Love Sick,” when a shirtless man named Michael Portnoy stormed the stage and began . The rocker definitely took notice of the stranger with the words “Soy Bomb” written across his chest, but he barely batted an eye before security came out to remove him. Lindsay Lohan Lindsay Lohan was the unfortunate victim of a “bombing” by animal-rights activists in 2008. She and then-girlfriend Samantha Ronson were outside a Paris nightclub when three activists used flour to express their distaste for Lohan’s fur stole. Lohan has a history with PETA, having been named to their Worst Dressed List in the past. Tom Cruise During one of his many red-carpet appearances in 2005 for “War of the Worlds,” Cruise was surprised by a jokester posing as a journalist who attempted to prank Cruise with a trick microphone that squirted water in the action star’s face. Cruise took the man to task for the incident. “Do you like thinking less of people, is that it?” Cruise asked, preventing the man from fleeing the scene by reaching across the metal barrier and holding his arm. “Don’t run away,” he said. “That’s incredibly rude. I’m here giving you an interview and you do that … it’s incredibly rude.” Various Politicians There are almost too many victims to name at this point, but more than a few politicians have been victims of glitter bombs , acts of protest by activists meant to bring awareness to gay rights. The list of victims includes Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Michele Bachmann. Glitter-bombers beware, though: The act carries possible jail time and a hefty fine for those who get caught.
Nervous Structure (field) (2012) from Cristobal Mendoza on Vimeo . Do you love interactive art? Here’s a variation on the technique used in “Text Rain” at 21c. More here . Wayne Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : IdeaFestival Discovery Date : 10/02/2012 19:34 Number of articles : 2
Andrew Breitbart just dropped this bomb on Team Obama: “I got video of Barack Obama from college.” Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Gateway Pundit Discovery Date : 10/02/2012 23:12 Number of articles : 2
Despite protests from opponents accusing the film of bias, the US premiere of director Julian Schnabel’s latest, Miral , unspooled as planned Monday night at United Nations headquarters in New York. And while a redoubtable list of friends and heavy hitters — including Sean Penn, Robert De Niro and Josh Brolin — materialized in support, Schnabel had words for the resistance.
Looking for one reason why audiences failed to connect with the Robert Zemeckis-produced Mars Needs Moms over the weekend? The New York Times has figured it all out: the 3-D ticket prices were too high. Wait, no: there are too many family films in the current marketplace. Er, actually, it was probably because of the uncanny valley. Maybe. Or the storyline, because “what child wants to see a movie about his mom being taken away from him?” One of those four reasons. Or, because the theater was too cold. Or, because popcorn prices were too high… [ NYT ]