Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Giant Robot 2 - Post-It Show 3


Until January 14 of '09, the Giant Robot 2 store in L.A. will be presenting Post-It Show 3, an exhibit of Post-It art by more than 95 artists, including some of my personal favorites, such as Gary Baseman, Allison Cole, Jill Bliss, Nikki McClure, Jeffrey Brown, and many others. With more than 2,000 works and some starting at only $20, it's possible to score a cool piece.

Post-It Show 3 at GR2
December 13, 2008 - January 14, 2009
2062 Sawtelle Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 445-9276

Friday, December 12, 2008

F#$!

After stumbling half-awake into the Green Room at the theatre company I work for to toast some Pop-Tarts this morning, I noticed this little gem of a note, written by an anonymous passive-aggressor:



Transcription: "Stop Putting half opened packs of coffee in this tray - it's for sugar you F#$ !"

I promptly submitted it to Passive Aggressive Notes. Thanks, for the giggles, fellow co-worker!

Friday, December 5, 2008

Our most popular posts

Here are Tragically Hipster's most popular posts since it's inception:

1. Shana Lutker interview - 351 views
2. Tao Lin Offers a Cure to Existential Despair Through Strategic Investment Opportunities - 103 views
3. Flight of the Conchords at Largo - 99 views
4. Ariel Pink interview - 83 views
5. Rau Art Review of Philip Lorca DiCorcia at LACMA - 48 views

Just because they're the most popular doesn't make them the best, Brenda, but they may be worth a look.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Prop 8... The Musical?!?!

No matter what you think about Prop 8, you have to admit that this is funny as hell! (p.s. - I for one wish we'd been voting to eliminate all state administration of "marriage", but we'll save that post for another time)

In the mean time:

Prop 8: The Musical!

See more Jack Black videos at Funny or Die

Mmm...Hamm...

“If it feels like a slice of ham, don’t wipe your ass with it.” – Jon Hamm’s John Ham
Thanks, SNL!

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Hello Kitty Hell

As a Hello Kitty fan, I am at once delighted and horrified by my own addiction. That's why I so very much enjoy Hello Kitty Hell - one man's frightening journey into the bottomless pit that is his wife's HK fixation. Behold his future: