The Boston Globe posted this picture of Mitt Romney so I made this macro, and few others. I don't think this picture is going to bother anyone inclined to vote for him anyway, but I think everyone else is going to make fun of it.
Dirty effectively straddles the fine line of paying homage to an artist while still examining his negative attributes. Although one of ODB's children, son Barson, makes an apperance, noticeably absent are his other children and their mothers, who would obviously have a different, perhaps more demeaning perspective of him. But this omission is understandable, since the mothers have most likely moved on and probably want to stay away from the public scrutiny that comes from being involved with someone as controversial as the Ol' Dirty Bastard.
Here's the Wu-Tang/Beatles Mashup that everyone linked to last week. It got lost in my tabs so I'm just getting to it now. It sounds pretty good and I bet if I liked the Beatles this would have suddenly become my favorite album. The cover art was done by Logan Walters who did the Wu-Tang vs Blue Note album covers from last year. You can listen to the whole album streaming or download it for free and I suggest you do.
Wu-Tang Clan albums done up in the style of Blue Note Records album covers. Can't see anything about this to dislike. Of course I chose Iron Man to display. It's my favorite, even though everyone else likes Liquid Swords. It happens. Reminds me of 20 Hip Hop Album Covers Recreated in LEGO Format and Wu Tang Clan Chessboxin’.
In the Esquire article about Roger Ebert a few weeks back, Ebert mentioned his interview interview with Lee Marvin as one of his favorites, and now they've republished it online.
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