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The former president and first lady chose artists Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald — the first African-American artists to receive such a commission — to paint them for the museum's collection.
“Pretty sharp,” Obama said with a grin.
Prosecutors in San Francisco will throw out thousands of marijuana-related convictions of residents dating back to 1975.
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón said Wednesday that his office will dismiss and seal 3,038 misdemeanor convictions dating back before the state’s legalization of marijuana went into effect, with no action necessary from those who were convicted.
Prosecutors will also review up to 4,940 felony convictions and consider reducing them to misdemeanors.
San Francisco To Dismiss Thousands Of Marijuana Convictions
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Rose Gold Hair is the Chic Way to Go Pink
Sienna Miller shows off her rock n’ roll side with a rose gold hue heavier at the crown.
Pampy, Miela & Supi at the Senate Rotunda Monique Lhuillier, Fall 2017
We’re not going to bury the lead here: Bob Ross’ hair was actually straight. Just ask his longtime business partner Annette Kowalski, who knew Ross better than anyone — he had just gotten out of the Air Force, and was unsuccessfully trying to make a living as a painter, she says.
“He got this bright idea that he could save money on haircuts. So he let his hair grow, he got a perm, and decided he would never need a haircut again,” Kowalski explains.
Before he could change it back, though, the perm became his company’s logo — Ross hated it. “He could never, ever, ever change his hair, and he was so mad about that,” Kowalski says. “He got tired of that curly hair.”
But viewers never got tired of Ross or his show The Joy of Painting. With his soft, hypnotic voice, he’d bring his viewers in close as he created 30-minute masterpieces — distant mountain ranges, seascapes, forest scenes, always with those happy little trees. He’d sling his palette around, blend the titanium white paint, whisper about his life in Alaska, then gently tap his fan brush to create a canvas full of fluffy clouds. With his partly unbuttoned chambray shirt, his halo of tight curls and his soothing demeanor, Ross was a fixture on PBS.
Re-watching the show decades later — it’s now streaming on Netflix — The Joy of Painting still feels like a personal art lesson. And yet the oil painter we spent so many hours with remains a mystery. Ross led a private life and did only a few interviews during his career.
The Real Bob Ross: Meet The Meticulous Artist Behind Those Happy Trees
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The Adventures of a Make-Believe Pet with @ibird_art
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Thirty-six-year-old Jordanian Saeed Attari (@ibird_art) is an investment banker based in Bahrain. But what this dad of two does in his spare time has very little to do with finance and everything to do with the pet he’s always dreamed of having.
“I was dying to get a parrot at home, but my wife was dead set against it,” says Saeed. So he created iBird, a fun-loving, adventure-seeking and peace-promoting bird that happens to be a hand-drawn character. “The bird is a reflection of my own personality. I’m an outdoor person who enjoys having fun and traveling,” he explains.
The iBird interacts with objects like Saeed’s food, phone and even his kids’ toys or their favorite cartoon characters. “The bird is always on my mind,” he says, adding that he even gets up in the middle of the night if he has an idea for his make-believe pet. Saeed’s children are the iBird’s biggest fans. As for his wife, she wishes Saeed wouldn’t spend quite so much time doodling.
“The iBird has become her nemesis,” he jokes.
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“When I think about being brave, I think about being confident and believing in yourself, which is definitely one of the most powerful life skills everyone needs…” - Cindy Suen, Tumblr Creatr
We couldn’t agree more with Cindy!  Show us your brave and how you take action with Lizzie against anti-bullying now!  Use #ImWithLizzie to show us, then go to www.ImWithLizzie.com to support anti-bullying efforts.  A BRAVE HEART In Theaters, On Demand and Digital HD on September 25th.
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