Club Organizers for the C U Next Tuesday Club in Dublin, Ireland had a great, though unoriginal idea. They asked club-goers to pose for a photo, but instead of capturing a single shot, the photographer took video of the young people strategically posing. The embarrassing footage was then pieced together into a montage…
Toronto-based photographer John Hryniuk has spent the past couple of years photographing subjects at celebrity lookalike conventions. Do you think these George Bushes, Barack Obamas, Sarah Palins, Tiger Woods(es), and Hillary Clintons are as good as the real thing?
Nick Gruber and Calvin Klein at a movie screening in Tribeca in July.
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This startling image surfaced today on the Dutch blog Trendbeheer.com. It turns out that's an edible ice gun, distributed as part of — what else — a German art exhibit. More fascinating and disturbing images after the jump.
What happened this weekend? Major flooding killed hundreds in Asia and displaced thousands in Europe, while Russia battled back against peat fires blanketing Moscow in smog. Here, check out some of the breathtaking pictures.
What's Joe Biden doing right now? He and Jill Biden are taking in some sun at Cryder Beach in Southampton, according to a tipster who generously sent along a few photos of the shirtless Vice President under a beach umbrella.
It's unclear why, but this taxi jumped the curb and crashed through the scaffolding in front of the TD Bank at the corner of 21st and Park this morning. We're glad we took the subway! More inside.
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Zuckerberg leaving his Palo Alto house. Despite his wealth—his shares in Facebook are worth an estimated $4 billion—he lives a very low key lifestyle.
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Paris and Nikki Hilton, of the Los Angeles Hiltons, stroll the beach, headed for Nathaniel's caviar-eating contest.
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Between the crazies in costumes, celebrities hawking sci-fi projects, and journalists covering both, someone will surely capture every awkward interaction at San Diego's Comic-Con, which kicked off yesterday.
