Sometimes, a single Los Angeles street corner can tell several stories at once. When I snapped this photo in December 2025, the giant billboard overhead was promoting Jaws: The Exhibition at the nearby Academy Museum of Motion Pictures (just outside the frame to the right). The blockbuster exhibition celebrated the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s legendary thriller and ran for more than six months before closing at the end of July. If you missed it, you’ll have to wait and hope it resurfaces somewhere else.
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Teapot Set Essentials: Must-Have Features for the Perfect Brew

Introduction to Teapot Sets
A teapot set is more than just a functional item for brewing tea; it’s a symbol of tradition, culture, and hospitality across various societies around the world. Whether you’re an avid tea enthusiast or a casual sipper, having the right teapot set can greatly enhance your tea-drinking experience.
Historical Roots
The concept of brewing tea dates back over a millennium, with its origins in ancient China. The early teapots were straightforward in design, crafted from clay and meant to serve a practical yet vital role in the ceremonial preparation of tea. As the practice spread to different regions, teapot designs began to evolve, reflecting local cultures and aesthetics. This evolution has led to a diverse range of teapot styles, each carrying its unique story and charm. Continue reading Teapot Set Essentials: Must-Have Features for the Perfect Brew
Pink Thing of The Day: Barbie’s Flamingo Mailbox
Spotted in the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures exhibition From Barbie to Anna Karenina, this stunning Pink Flamingo Mailbox proves that even in Barbieland, the mail delivery is committed to the aesthetic. Used as a prop outside Barbie’s home in the 2023 blockbuster, the mailbox is less about bills and more about vibes  —cheerful, surreal, and joyfully practical. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Barbie’s Flamingo Mailbox
Eye On Design: Aries 1-B Spaceship Model from Kubrick’s 2001
Most of the props, sets, costumes, and models from the film 2001: A Apace Odyssey (1968) were intentionally destroyed by Director Stanley Kubrick to prevent their reuse in other productions; this surviving Aries 1B Spaceship Model is a rarity.
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Photos from Saturday Night Live: The Exhibition!
It’s funny to think that so many adults have never known a life where NBC’s late night comedy sketch program, Saturday Night Live did not exist, but it’s not so weird considering the show is currently celebrating its 40th year on the air. If you’re even a casual fan of the show and you live anywhere near NYC, you should make a point to see Saturday Night Live: The Exhibition, an independent and ridiculously comprehensive showcase collecting sets, props, photos, costumes, film clips and every type of random ephemera covering the show’s history, from the original Not Ready for Prime Time Players up to today.
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