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Arts-and-Entertainment
14th November 2007
Creating the perfect wedding takes an incredible amount of time, preparation and planning; most people know this and are prepared for the task that lies ahead of them. Although they may have a clear idea of what to look for when choosing the dress, venue ...
10th November 2007
George Bush just gave the following interview to Rolling Stone Magazine, due out in the January edition:Courtney Friel: “Mr. President, thank you so much for agreeing to give this exclusive interview to Rolling Stone Magazine. I hardly know ...
10th November 2007
Online poker rooms make it easier for the average person to play poker without having to wager vast sums of money, and this is especially true of the free online poker rooms. Whatever your game is though, be it free or not, you will find that knowing some...
10th November 2007
Pac-Man Video GamePac-Man is one of the most recognizable video games in history, even at today’s levels. Pac-Man is a Japanese creation, created by Namco, and in 1982 it was released in the united states. Pac-Man was huge success and become...
09th November 2007
Eberhard Havekost’s work explores the problems of painting in the media age. Painted from personal photos and video footage, his imagery is rendered to highlight the limits of its own mechanically reproduced distortion. Speed is represented with the blu...
09th November 2007
German artist Franz Ackermann is a perpetual tourist, but not of the ordinary kind. He is on a quest for exotica in the 21st century: actively seeking cultural differences, he travels the corners of the globe, searching for the 'unknown'. Asia, the Middle...
09th November 2007
Matthias Weischer’s paintings use architecture as a central theme to explore the possibilities of spatial illusion. His elaborate depictions of interiors are pure invention based in a quiet subversion of logic. Obsessive patterning, incongruous perspect...
09th November 2007
Silke Schatz’s sculptures and drawings reflect her interest in architecture as both public and private space. A large portion of work in this collection revolves around an investigative description of her home town of Celle, Germany. Borrowing her aesth...
09th November 2007
Tal R has a distinctive way of explaining his paintings. "I constantly have this hot-pot boiling and I throw all kinds of material into it," he told an interviewer some time ago. More recently: "I do painting a bit like people make a lunch box." Add the f...
09th November 2007
The game that launched a new generation of gamers is back! Based on the theories of neuroscientist Dr. Kawashima, Brain Age ds Brain Age 2 : More Training in Minutes a Day contains activities to challenge your gray matter. The title is a series of traini...
09th November 2007
Have you ever lost an important phone number? We all have. Trying to find it is quite frustrating. On Internet, there are enormous options available in the form of White pages through which we can easily find the person or organization. Yellow pages...
08th November 2007
It's the new trend in Hollywood. Having babies - and proudly sporting the bump prior to the blessed event - is all the rage. Celebrities everywhere are making fashion statements out of everything baby, from the bump itself to the clothing that dresses it ...
08th November 2007
myspace is exciting online communities where members can make new friends, reconnect with old friends, network, even find potential romantic partners and can also do business. If you are in business, or a serious a...
08th November 2007
Luc Tuymans's paintings delve into the inner workings of how mythology is created. The reality of Luc Tuymans's work is almost 'twee', pleasing images of a lampshade or leopard-skin rug pass quite comfortably as aesthetic totems; it's only their cognitive...
08th November 2007
Marlene Dumas presents a corruption of innocence. Her portrayal of a young child with its clothes lifted over its head immediately gives way to dark thoughts of sexuality and exploitation. The controversy isn't in the images Marlene Dumas paints, but in t...
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