Gotta love mean girls!

Oh, Spock!

spokeart:

Spoke Art Gallery is proud to release two new prints by superstar artist Max Dalton! Commissioned by the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco, these commemorative James Bond 50th Anniversary prints come hand numbered and limited to an edition of only 250 each. Check them out here! - http://store.spoke-art.com/collections/the-castro-theatre-series

szymon:

Footprints by Iain Blake

ericmspencer:

SWAG.

textsfromhillaryclinton:

Texting with Secretary Hillary Clinton.

(Proof of her submission.) (via: Stacy & Adam)

ourpresidents:

134 Years and Still Rolling

President Rutherford Hayes hosted the first White House Easter Egg roll in 1878.  Since then, it has become an annual tradition hosted by the First Family.  The Egg Rolls were cancelled from 1917-1920 during World War I, and again from 1943-1945 during WWII.  In recent years, family participants are drawn from a random lottery.  The festivities begin when the President blows a whistle and the children roll eggs across the South Lawn. 

Easter celebration at the Hoover White House in 1931. The handwritten caption from the photo album reads: Dainty Folk Dances Charm Children at the White House Egg Rolling.

Eleanor Roosevelt at Easter on south steps of White House. April 11, 1939.

Children on the south lawn of the White House after an Easter Egg Roll hosted by the Eisenhower family. April 6, 1953.

Easter Egg Roll history at whitehouse.gov

jacobvanloon:

Take | Watercolor, acrylic and graphite on panel | 12x16 | 2011

Jacob van Loon 

directingfilm:

Short of the Week poses an interesting question with an even more interesting info graphic (above): Has Hollywood Lost its Way?  From their site: 

Much has been said over the last few days about the bleak year for theatrical films with year-end box office sales down 3.8% compared to last year and attendance down 4.7%.  But there’s been less coverage of a bigger problem looming over the film industry — one that would be hard to blame on a bad year — the growing scarcity of original stories coming from Hollywood.

timemagazine:

Next week’s cover features North Korea’s newest leader Kim Jong Un and hits newsstands Friday. Inside the issue we’ve got a great feature on NBA star Jeremy Lin, a look at the unexpected success of Rick Santorum and an appreciation of Whitney Houston.