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MUSIC: Sia - Elastic Heart ft. Shia LaBeouf & Maddie Zielger (Video)

Australian hit maker Sia Furler has recruited Dance Moms star Maddie Ziegler to represent her once more in a music video.

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Yelena Yemchuk shoots Bee Smith, Grace Anderson & Lily Turnbull for VOGUE Italia January 2015.

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Career R.I.P.

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Bookshelf Dioramas, Marc Giai-Miniet

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Why, yes, those are boxers pumping iron while R&B singer Sevyn Streeter knocks us out with an acoustic version of “It Won’t Stop.”

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Mad Max Fury Road Movie Poster

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The Refreshing Simplicity of a Gimmick-Free Rock Band

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Hilarious Impressions of All 44 U.S. Presidents by Mikey Bolts

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Shady Ladies: Cinema’s 20 Most Memorable Sunglasses

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‘Antiheroes’, A New Superhero Comedy Web Series About a Group of Slackers With Amazing Superpowers

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Check Out the Trailer and Poster for Pulp’s Rockumentary

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Soho House Chicago Ready for

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After two years of construction and, before that, years of searching for the right location, Soho House Chicago is finally gearing up for its much-awaited opening on Monday. 

The London-based group settled on a unique location for the project: an industrial, turn-of-the-century machine belt factory on North Green Street in the West Loop. The six-story hotel and club will be the largest property Soho House has opened to date.  For More

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Alfredo Jaar’s iconic “This Is Not America” returns to Times Square 27 years after its first appearance.

From the Guggenheim:

A Logo for America features the words “This is not America” emblazoned across the flag and outline of the United States; Jaar thereby denounces the erroneous application of the name America to just one part of the American continent. Originally displayed in Times Square in 1987, the 2014 iteration underscores that, almost thirty years later, the representation of an entire continent is still monopolized by the same, single country.

“Language is not innocent and reflects a geopolitical reality,” says Jaar. “The use of the word America in the U.S.A., erroneously referring only to the U.S.A. and not to the entire continent is a clear manifestation of the political, financial, and cultural domination of the U.S.A. of the rest of the continent.”

Above: the original 1987 piece and its 2014 counterpart.

You can read Kathleen MacQueen’s interview with Alfredo Jaar here.

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‘The Swings’, A Musical Swing Set That Lets Participants Create Music Together

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Grace from the Block.