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About a month ago, Pacific Standard Time released a promo video in which Ice Cube visited the Eames House, the idea being that even South Central gangsters can appreciate modernist case study houses. My review of the ad ran on the LA Weekly arts blog the next day, and in print the following week. An eternity in meme time.
You half expect [Cube] to pull up a chair and smoke a blunt on the courtyard a la Friday — the closest thing at the Eames House to a front stoop — and have a whole lot of shit to talk about institutions and social barriers. But those days are long gone. … He cruises down Inglewood Boulevard, namechecking restaurants (Five Torches, Cockatoo Inn) that haven’t been around for years. Reminiscing and pontificating in a ten-thousand dollar leather-trimmed Eames lounge chair, with his Vans on a matching ottoman, he seems oblivious to the fact that chilling in this house, much less scuffing agonizingly preserved furniture, is a rare, exclusive treat.
I got to it first on @skbusiness, where I explain why, at least for the first ten times, it really hurt to watch this video.
Don’t skuff that chair, homey.
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It was never his jeans. It was his will to win.
“Nope, Marshall’s. I know, right?”.
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“The Two Faces of Romney” cover of Fact magazine by Herb Lubalin, 1967 by Herb Lubalin Study Center http://flic.kr/p/bgfGNn
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“Sex-selective abortion is by now so widespread and so frequent that it has come to distort the population composition of the entire human species: this new and medicalized war against baby girls is indeed truly global in scale and scope. “
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