Happy Birthday, Dave Grohl!

Neal Smith and Dave Grohl 2011
Alice Cooper Drummer Neal Smith with Dave at the Golden Gods Awards in Los Angeles, 2011

Foo Fighters front man and former drummer for Nirvana, Dave Grohl celebrates his Birthday today, having been born on January 14, 1969. Have a rockin’ Birthday, Dave!

Bacon Thing of The Day: Bacon Coffee Cup and Saucer

Bacon Coffee Cup Saucer and Spoon
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I bet a nice hot cup of Maple Bacon Morning Coffee would taste delicious when drunk from this awesome cup! Breakfast is served!

Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Chocolate Chip Shortbread Cookies!

Pink Chocolate Chip Shortbread Cookies

Find out how to make the cookies pictured above – so pink and delicious looking – at This Link, and then bring them to me!

Thanks to Jamie Moroni For The Tip!

Alice Cooper Release Love It To Death

Cover of Alice Coopers Love it to Death Album

On This Date In 1971: The band called Alice Cooper released their third album, Love It to Death, containing the single “I’m Eighteen.” Their first album produced by Bob Ezrin, Love It to Death went on to become the band’s commercial breakthrough, reaching number 35 on the Billboard 200 album chart and selling one million copies in the US.

Ai Weiwei’s Sunflower Seeds at The Mary Boone Gallery

Ai Weiwei Sunflower Seeds Installation at Mary Boone Gallery
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If a first glance at the photo above has you wondering how a gallery floor covered with a vast and pristine aggregation of Sunflower Seeds qualifies as “Art,” please consider that these aren’t merely sunflower seeds but, rather, tiny hand-painted ceramic sculptures of Sunflower Seeds, and you may find your perception shifting. The Mary Boone Gallery in Chelsea is currently hosting an installation of Ai Weiwei’s Sunflower Seeds (2010), which originally debuted at London’s Tate Modern, where it covered nearly the entire floor of the Turbine Hall gallery. The Boone Gallery show has been significantly scaled down in size (from 100 million seeds in the original installation to several million here) but it is nevertheless an impressive sight.
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