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This nightmare-inducing rabbit named Frank haunts Donnie (Jake Gyllenhaal), the troubled teen in the supernatural thriller-turned-cult film, Donnie Darko ( 2001). Continue reading Eye On Design: Frank the Rabbit Costume from Donnie Darko
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While grabbing a sandwich at Paris Baguette, I spotted this adorable Bunny Cake in the pastry case and had to snap a pic. Shaped like a bunny and filled with strawberry and banana swirled roll cake (omg), this little guy is coated in luscious vanilla buttercream and sprinkled all over with coconut for that authentically  “fuzzy” appearance. Honestly, it’s almost too cute to eat — almost. Is it worth the $47.99 price tag? If you ask me, for something this festive and photogenic (and presumably delicious), probably yes. It’s a centerpiece, a dessert, and a conversation starter all in one. Hoppy Easter, indeed!
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Officialy dubbed the A Christmas Story Animated Side-Stepper Ralphie Pink Bunny Plush, this delightful collectible is inspired by the classic holiday film (that I still watch every year). This animated plush features Ralphie, the film’s protagonist, dressed in the iconic Pink Bunny Suit —a memorable scene from the movie. When activated, the plush plays the festive tune “Deck the Halls” and performs a side-stepping dance, bringing a touch of holiday cheer to any setting.
Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Ralphie Pink Bunny Plush Doll From A Christmas Story
Oh, the cuteness of this little bunny performing the Chinese Dragon Dance in celebration of the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Rabbit! We were in Flushing Queens yesterday to attend the Big Apple Comic Con and inadvertently ended up celebrating the Chinese New Year since our subway stop was right in the heart of Chinatown! We saw a fun parade and lots of Chinese Lunar New Year cultural events inside the very modern Tangram Mall, which seems to be the social hub of this Asian neighborhood. Very fun! Â Happy New Year to all who celebrate!
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I have been known to good-naturedly refer to Art Expo as the Hotel/Motel Art Show of NYC art fairs, in that it hosts lots of art for people who do not really understand art. That means it is more about generating sales than blowing minds, and that is totally fine. Not everything can be as elitist and untouchable (read: fun) as Frieze. On the upside, the most recent Art Expo took place over Halloween weekend, so what it lacked in original artwork it made up for in A+ People -Watching. Take this woman dressed as a Pink Bunny, for example.
Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Artist in a Pink Bunny Costume