Sunday, October 31, 2010

POST WARHOL PREDICTION: JEWISH MAG: ARE CHINESE BILLIONAIRES BUYING MONET, RENOIR AND PICASSO GOOD FOR THE JEWS?

«KIDS ARE THE ONES WHO FALL IN LOVE»

À LA LENNY BRUCE

Porn: jewish
Online porn: goyim
Free porn: goyim
Soft porn: jewish

«IT'S CALLED GOSSIP AND OF COURSE IT'S AN OBSESSION OF MINE»

MADRID— While the idea of the painfully self-conscious Pop artist and inveterate voyeur Andy Warhol cavorting on stage clad in head-to-toe spandex seems absurd, the artist did in fact belong to Carnegie Tech's modern dance club when he was a student there. And, as the inaugural exhibition at Ivorypress Art + Books' new Madrid space shows, Warhol certainly did not leave his appreciation of dance behind in Pittsburgh. On view in the small survey is a 1950s series of appreciative drawings that the artist made of the dancers, choreographers, and dance critics gamboling around New York at the time. Running through November 11, "Warhol & Dance, New York in the 50s" features the men and women who defined the way we understand dance today as reduced to a few simple, flowing lines on stark white backgrounds — many in silhouettes, presented as if living, hollow-eyed dramatic masks.

-Art Info
Oct 29 2010

Saturday, October 30, 2010

«ATHELETES REALLY DO HAVE THE FAT IN THE RIGHT PLACES AND THEY'RE YOUNG IN THE RIGHT PLACES»

«I LIKE TO WORK WHEN I'M NOT WORKING»

-Playboy: How badly do you want Adam Sandler's kind of success?

-«His success is nice. We both have the same philosophy: Work work work, work work, work work work».

-Chris Rock
Playboy magazine
Sept 1999 p.54

«PERSONNALY I LOVED PORNO AND I BOUGHT LOTS OF IT ALL THE TIME"

Past research has found that men's testosterone levels rise after a vicarious win -- whether it's an election or a sports competition. (I have no trouble believing that, based on the wild scene last night in San Francisco after the Giants messed with Texas, again.) The evolutionary theory is that, as Time magazine's Belinda Luscombe explains, a man "could be hurt or killed, and therefore not breed if he kept fighting even though outmatched." Given the association between testosterone and sexual behavior, the researchers decided to look at how American porn-viewing habits changed after elections. They found that after the 2004 presidential election, red states did significantly more online trolling for smut; and in 2008, blue states took the lead. That's even after controlling for traditional X-rated search rates in those states.

-Salon
Oct 30 2010

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

«I JUST READ EVERYTHING»

The men's magazine market is not thriving in the U.K. The best-selling title is Men's Health, with an average circulation of 245,754 for the first six months of the year, according to ABC, down from 250,247 a year earlier. FHM and Loaded, plus weeklies Nuts and Zoo, are all losing sales fast, with GQ holding steady but with low circulation. Ms. Clifford said, "With the lads' mags, it's easy to blame [the decline] on the rise of online. But the internet has taken people's time in a different way; it's not just replaced the magazines. The general mood has changed, and people don't talk about lad and ladette culture or 'Cool Britannia' any more. That generation grew up and grew out of it, and the new generation is different."

-Ad Age
Oct 30 2010

Friday, October 29, 2010

WOMEN IN REVOLT

«Conservative feminism is pro-woman but male-friendly. If boys are languishing academically, if blue-collar men lose most of the jobs in the recession, or if innocent young men are falsely accused of heinous crimes--as several members of the Duke University Lacrosse team were in 2006, with campus feminists at the head of the mob--conservative feminists will speak out on men's behalf. The feminists now in power in our universities and in Washington see the world differently--as a zero-sum struggle between men and women, in which their job is to fight for women. But that is not the attitude of most women, whether conservative or liberal in political outlook. Men are their fathers, brothers, husbands, and sons; when they are in trouble, so are the women who care about them and, in many cases, depend on them.»

-Christina Hoff Sommers

«IN THE FUTURE EVERYONE WILL BE FAMOUS FOR 15 MINUTES»

«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

Le livre de (Pascal) Bruckner, faute d’originalité, a au moins le mérite de souligner (et on ne le soulignera jamais assez, n’en déplaise à la propagande moderne) que l’amour, comme le bonheur, n’est pas dans la fureur, la folie ou la frénésie, et, comme le malheur, qu’il n’a pas besoin d’être total pour être réel. Que le calme plat, l’habitude, l’absence d’agitation et de problèmes, ne sont pas des états purement négatifs comme l’ataraxie des épicuriens mais un début de sérénité. Que l’amour dans le couple, c’est se réveiller avec l’impression que la joie pourrait venir dans la journée, sans qu’elle ne soit ni une obligation ni un dû, et encore moins un don du mariage, mais la conséquence possible d’un investissement à deux; que, surtout, notre mythologie amoureuse occidentale, par sa célébration de la passion adultère – comme nous l’avait déjà parfaitement bien expliqué Denis de Rougemont dans son incontournable essai L’Amour et l’Occident – nous incite à confondre l’amour de l’autre avec l’amour de l’amour (l’amabam amare d’Augustin et le fin Amor de la poésie courtoise), et à préférer, inconsciemment ou non, au fleuve impassible du bonheur les clapotements furieux de l’échec ou de la souffrance amoureuse comme moyen privilégié de connaissance.

Blogres.blog.thd.com

«I BELIEVE IN TELEVISION. IT'S GOING TO TAKE OVER FROM THE MOVIES»

«I LIKE MONEY ON THE WALL»

Whirling Dervishes, a 1929 work by Egyptian artist Mahmoud Said, set a world record for Middle Eastern art. Selling for $2,546,500, it is most expensive Middle Eastern painting ever sold.The painting was one of 30 pieces from the Dr Mohammed Said Farsi collection, all of which were sold. The work surpassed the April world auction record for the artist, also set in Dubai, by $100,000. The final part of the Farsi collection to come to auction, a group of 40 works by Egyptian artists, will be offered at Christie’s in Paris on November 9. Among the other highlights was Banquet, an oil triptych by Iranian artist Mohammed Ehsai, which sold for nearly double its estimate at $662,500, while 36-year-old Afshin Pirhashemi’s Seduction, exploring the complexities of life in contemporary Iran, reached $518,500, four times its top estimate and marking the artist out as someone to watch and perhaps invest in

-Emirates247.com

«MUSCLES ARE GREAT;EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE THAT THEY CAN SHOW OFF»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«I'd luv to kiss ya, but I just washed my hair»

-Bette Davis

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

YOUTH WITHOUT COCKINESS IS NO YOUTH AT ALL

KIM KARDASHIAN ET W MAGAZINE

Ce mois-ci Kim Kardashian fait la couverture du magazine W consacré au monde des arts. En parlant d'elle on souligne qu'elle n'a pas de talent particulier sinon celui d'être elle-même. À la Paris Hilton quoi. Sous la liste des personnes figurant dans ce numéro une petite paranthèse pour y écrire que Warhol serait fier. Certes, le magazine est tout à fait dans la lignée du magazine Interview version réactualisé. Et certes également Warhol était fasciné par le fait que l'Amérique pouvait faire de n'importe qui une star du jour au lendemain. Or, Il notait également dans son album photos «America» que même une fois célébre la personne devait continuer de produire régulièrement ce fameux quelque chose par lequel il ou elle avait atteint cette même célébrité. Sans oublier que cette célébrité pour elle-même n'est possible que pendant la jeunesse. Ce qui explique par exemple l'important déficit de célébrité qu'il y a maintenant entre Madonna et Britney Spears. La première produit régulièrement des albums et spectables depuis plus de 25 ans et est toujours aussi célèbre. la seconde a oublié cette obligation de production regulière et sa célébrité s'est estompée un peu depuis.

«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

«I realize that this reputation helps me in my relations with women. I've noticed that as my reputation grows worse, my successs with women increases»

Roman Polanski
Playboy magazine
Dec 1971 p.108

«ATHLETES ARE GOING TO BE THE NEW MEDIA STARS»

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Madonna launches her own gym brand.

-Next!

THE FAME OBSESSION

«What do you want? Ivan Karp asked Warhol, «You've got everything; you have crowds, hordes, young people, beautiful people, charming people, rich people, lovely people. Nobody seems to touch you. What do you want? «I want more fame» Andy said.

Warhol
Victor Bockris
p.497

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

«I JUST READ EVERYTHING»

'The self-loathing I had…’ He sighs. 'Walking around the house, not bathing for three or four days, staying up watching pornography all the time, drinking a bottle of scotch a day. And I was bulimic as well, so I wouldn’t eat for three days, then gorge on six bacon sandwiches and a pint of ice cream and throw it up. And then have a shower and start the whole procedure all over again. There was no self-respect there whatsoever. It was just f***ing horrible. You look back and think, how on earth could I have done that? But I did.’

Elton John
-The Telegraph
Oct 25 2010

«MUSCLES ARE GREAT;EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE THAT THEY CAN SHOW OFF»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«The good thing about masturbation is that you don't have to get dressed up for it»

-Truman Capote

Monday, October 25, 2010

«I LIKE EVERYBODY'S ART»


Photo: Robert Mapplethorpe

«I LIKE MONEY ON THE WALL»

An iconic painting by late pop artist ANDY WARHOL is expected to fetch up to $50 million (£33.3 million) when it goes on the auction block next month (Nov10). Christie's auction house is set to sell off Warhol's Big Campbell's Soup Can with Can Opener (Vegetable), a 1962 painting currently owned by Seattle art collector Barney Ebsworth. Auctioneers expect to fetch the multi-million dollar sum because only 11 large-scale soup-can paintings are in existence, and all but three are held by museums. A spokesperson for Christie's tells the New York Post, "It's an incredibly important, very iconic work. When he painted the soup can picture... it changed the course of art history. No one had seen anyone do anything like this."

contactmusic.com

«MY FAVORITE THING TO BUY IS UNDERWEAR»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«I don't know the question, but sex is definitely the answer»

-Woody Allen

«I LIKE MONEY ON THE WALL»

France’s leading contemporary art fair,Fiac, opened this week in Paris with a flurry of early sales and general applause for the quality of the works of art on offer. Indeed, so early were some sales that they happened before the fair actually opened, even to VIPs. On Tuesday, a couple of France’s leading collectors and their advisers were trawling the aisles of the Grand Palais, which in theory only opened on Wednesday. “People seem to be getting in earlier and earlier,” commented one dealer who got caught out and wasn’t there. Among the sales made was a huge depiction of masked soldiers on donkeys by the American/Cuban pair Allora and Calzadilla, the US selection for next year’s Venice Biennale. Entitled “Intermission, Halloween Iraq IV”, it sold for $75,000 to François Pinault’s adviser Caroline Bourgeois on the Kurimanzutto stand. At the opening, New York’s David Zwirner had huge success with work by the inventive French artist Adel Abdessemed, selling a wall of masks for $280,000 as well as another five pieces and reserving “Taxidermie” (2010), a block of taxidermied animals, also priced at $280,000. “We expect to sell all the Abdessemed works,” said Alex Ortuzar of the gallery.

-Financial Times
Oct 22 2010

Saturday, October 23, 2010

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

«GOOD BUSINESS IS THE BEST ART»

Throughout his life, Branson, who will be a keynote speaker at the Atlantic Dream Festival next Thursday, has brought his personal dreams down to terra firma. Forbes magazine puts his personal wealth at US $4 billion. His magic touch has brought fame and no small fortune from businesses ranging from recordings, to airlines, to bridal shops, to mobile phone networks - and promises more of the same in upcoming ventures into space tourism and movie production. And through it all, the world has seen this uber-relaxed man with the famous smile and affability trumping the alpha males of business, whose rules he has broken at every turn. And it's all been one long run of fun, fueled not by money-lust, but by a playful pursuit of vision. As he once told the New York Times, "I never started out to make money. I have gone into projects out of a personal belief that we can do something special that we can be proud of. "Successful entrepreneurs never cost out a project. They have a vision that something is not being done properly and they can do it better."

Nbbusinessweekcanadaeast.com

Friday, October 22, 2010

«ONE THING I MISS IS THE TIME AMERICA HAD BIG DREAMS ABOUT THE FUTURE»

«Perhaps the United States isn't what I imagined it to be. Anything can happen in America. Even a little humanity can appear there. »

-Jean Genet
Playboy magazine
April 1964

YOUTH WITHOUT COCKINESS IS NO YOUTH AT ALL

LARRY GAGOSIAN

Paris was the heart of the art world for much of 20th century, but France currently has a fraction of the world market, says Georgina Adam, a market specialist at London-based journal The Art Newspaper. She said Gagosian was likely drawn to Paris not so much by the revival of contemporary art in France as by the presence of rich art collectors such as Francois Pinault, the head of retail group PPR. "It's all about the big rich names. There are several very rich collectors in Paris so I imagine he wanted to have a gallery on their doorstep," she told AFP. ArtReview magazine this year ranked the silver-haired Gagosian as the most powerful figure in the art world. France's culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand presented him on Monday with the Legion of Honour, France's highest civil honour, a spokeswoman for the launch said. Gagosian directors refused to say how much money would change hands in the new gallery. Auction house Christie's sold a 2004 Twombly painting for 2.5 million pounds (2.8 million euros, 3.9 million dollars) in London in June.

-France24.com
 

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY: VOCABULARY

Before: Gay for pay: hot straight guys in gay porn

Now: Fake slut for pay: Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, etc

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Beyonce not pregnant.

-Next!

Thursday, October 21, 2010

«PERSONNALY I LOVED PORNO AND I BOUGHT LOTS OF IT ALL THE TIME"

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY:CULTURE

The before and after pictures. The very essence of american pop culture....

«MUSCLES ARE GREAT;EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE THAT THEY CAN SHOW OFF»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«You know an odd feeling? Sitting on the toilet eating a chocolate candy bar.»

-Georges Carlin

«ATHELETES REALLY DO HAVE THE FAT IN THE RIGHT PLACES AND THEY'RE YOUNG IN THE RIGHT PLACES»

EXTENDING THE 15 MINUTES OF FAME

The fact that Warhol is even more famous today than he was more than 20 years ago is above all the fact than his life story is the very definition of the American Dream.

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Paris Hilton in no mood to party

-Next

«I LOVE ALL MUSIC. CLASSICAL, COUNTRY, OPERA, EVERYTHING»


Serge Gainsbourg - Mon Légionnaire
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«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

Bad boys generally get lots of girls. And even though they treat them like sh*t, they keep coming back… Because the sex is so exciting. And not only the sex: Everything about the bad boy is exciting. Being with one is like riding a giant roller coaster for a woman; there are incredible emotional highs, and there are incredible emotional lows.

-Justkeepthechange.com

ANDY WARHOL ON BOXERS: «THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG KIDS»

FROM «PUBLISH OR PERISH» TO....PERISH!

The crisis in the humanities has “officially” arrived, Stanley Fish asserts in his October 11th piece for The New York Times. Why now? Because on October 1st, SUNY Albany decided to cut the French, Italian, classics, Russian and theatre programs from the university curriculum. The elimination of French, in particular, “was a shocker.”Sounding ever so desperate and disoriented, Fish’s solution—though he admits it probably won’t work—is for “senior administrators” to save the humanities by explaining and defending “the core enterprise . . . to legislatures, boards of trustees, alumni, parents and others.” And what is the “core enterprise” of the humanities according to Fish? To employ humanities professors, of course! Fish states that there is “something” of value in the humanities, though he is at a loss as to what that might be, and concludes with this:
I have always had trouble believing in the high-minded case for a core curriculum—that it preserves and transmits the best that has been thought and said—but I believe fully in the core curriculum as a device of employment for me and my fellow humanists.Yeah, that’s probably not going to work

-First Things
Oct 20 2010

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

À LA WARHOL: «A NARCISSIST IS SOMEONE BETTER LOOKING THAN YOU ARE» -GORE VIDAL

A PERFECT METAPHOR FOR 21st CENTURY AMERICA: WARHOL AND COCA-COLA

«What’s great about this country is that America started the tradition where the richest consumers buy essentially the same things as the poorest. You can be watching TV and see Coca-Cola, and you know that the President drinks Coke, Liz Taylor drinks Coke, and just think, you can drink Coke, too. A Coke is a Coke and no amount of money can get you a better Coke than the one the bum on the corner is drinking. All the Cokes are the same and all the Cokes are good. Liz Taylor knows it, the President knows it, the bum knows it, and you know it.» - Andy Warhol

The sad thing is that this is actually no longer true. The formula has been adulterated, with most observant people aware of the insane/bureaucratic/corporate welfare (*spit*) reasons why… in fact I found a store that sells expensive sucrose “real sugar” Coca Cola, what I could easily describe as luxury coke for $16.95 per 12-pack. I doubt the White House (or Congress) would find it difficult to afford to stay fully stocked, nor would any celebrity/elite/etc that want the real thing.

Hammer of Truth
Oct 19 2010

«FOOTBALL GAMES ARE REALLY THE BEST PLACES TO MEET MACHO GUYS»

L'ARTISTE ET LE STATUT SOCIAL

Aujourd'hui tout se passe comme si un des nouveaux symbole d'un artiste qui est véritablement arrivé au sommet était de se voir offrir de peindre et de transformer une voiture grandeur nature. On est loin de Peter Max illustrant une publicité pour les voitures de marque Datsun dans les années 1970. Aujourd'hui la nouvelle consécration c'est d'avoir son propre BWM Art Car. Avant c'était Haring, Stella, Rauschenberg ou Warhol. Aujourd'hui Jeff Koons. Demain Anish Kapoor...?

«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

The other day when visiting the Ivy Pool with a couple of my mates, I noticed a strange trend. Well, in our minds anyway.
You see, we couldn't work out whether the men we were watching – many of whom had shaved legs, were sporting short, slightly see-through shorts and sunglasses so large they could have rivalled Nicole Richie's – were gay or straight. Sure, they were chatting up girls. But, really, what the heck has happened to the blokey Aussie bloke? "We don't want shaved legs," said one of my girlfriends, pointing out those who stood in droves in front of us."We like hair. Maybe not so much on the chest, but definitely in the leg region. We definitely like it in the other region too. Yes, men, we like your nether regions unshaved. Otherwise it's too feminine."

-Syney Morning Herald
Oct 20 2010

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

«MUSCLES ARE GREAT;EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE THAT THEY CAN SHOW OFF»


Arnold by Warhol 1977.

WARHOL AND ARNOLD SCHWAZENNEGER

The iconic pop artist’s foundation sent boxes of photos to academic art museums. UC Davis got a youthful governor at the threshold of fame. SACRAMENTO — – Nobody at the Nelson Gallery at UC Davis knew what to expect from the box of 150 photos that arrived this week from the andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. The gallery is one of 183 academic art museums that were given a box of photos from the foundation’s archive of 23,543 pictures taken by the prolific artist. The public opening of the box at UC Davis on Friday was billed by museum officials as an event resembling journalist Geraldo Rivera’s famous unveiling of Al Capone’s vault on live national television. But this event actually uncovered something interesting. Among the contents were five vintage photos of California’s first couple. There is a Polaroid of Arnold Schwarzenegger posing for his Warhol portrait in 1977; the one of Maria Shriver shows her posing around the time the two got married in 1986. Another photo features Schwarzenegger and Shriver with their wedding cake. Opening the box, said gallery director Renny Pritikin, “was kind of like a time machine, going back to days of Warhol’s glory and seeing the life he lead among these artists and celebrities of society.” Schwarzenegger was just becoming a celebrity when he met Warhol. That was after the release of “Pumping Iron,” the documentary that made Schwarzenegger a star. At Schwarzenegger’s request, the film’s publicity agent arranged a luncheon with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Warhol was there. The bodybuilder and the artist shared an uncanny ability to attract publicity, and the two became friends. Schwarzenegger was “moving from bodybuilding into movies,” said former Los Angeles Times reporter Joe Mathews, author of The People’s Machine: Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Rise of Blockbuster Democracy. “It was a period in his life where he sort of got culture.” Warhol painted multi-paneled portraits of both Schwarzenegger and Shriver. One of the panels of the vivid Shriver portrait hangs in the governor’s office. The others hang in the first family’s residence in Brentwood. The rest of the photos in the box were an assortment of random people and objects. There was also a photo of golf legend Jack Nicklaus in the mix.

-L.A Times

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY:POLITICS

Every time a Queer theorist write another «publish or perish» trashy book , the conservative are making gains among moderates.

«MY FAVORITE THING TO BUY IS UNDERWEAR»

LOVE IT!

«I always thought cowboys looked like hustlers. That's nice. Cowboys and hustlers are quiet. They don't know many words.»

Andy Warhol
America
P.165

Monday, October 18, 2010

THE 1986 WARHOL PLAYBOY MAGAZINE COVER



Not long after Art Director Tom Staebler and managing Art Director Kerig Pope, designers of this month's cover asked Andy Warhol to apply his considerable talent to it, Staebler met Warhol in Chicago. «I've got bunnies on the brain» said the sultan of chic. And with that he returned to his New York studio and began tuning rabbit ears. The result is our holiday cover, a stylish collision of Warhol's head and Playboy 's timeless Rabbit Head

-Playboy magazine
Jan 1986

«OH, ART IS TOO HARD»

RB: You’re referring to Andres Serrano?

CP: Yeah, some 10th-rate thing. It’s always Catholic iconography, I might point out. I am atheist, by the way. It’s never Jewish. It’s never Muslim. So I am saying this is a scandal. The art world has actually prided itself on getting a rise out of the people on the far right. Thinking, “We’re avant-garde.” The avante-garde is dead. It has been dead since Andy Warhol appropriated Campbell’s Soup labels and Liz Taylor and Marilyn Monroe into his art. The avante-garde is dead. Thirty years later, 40 years later, people will think they are avante-garde every time some nudnik has a thing about Madonna with elephant dung, “Oh yeah, we are getting a rise out of the Catholic League.”

RB: [laughs]

-Camille Paglia (Interview with Robert Birnbaum

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Madonna has a new Boy Toy.

-Next!

Sunday, October 17, 2010

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

«I'm enough of an old hippie really to believe that all you need is love»

-Salman Rushdie
Playboy magazine
April 1996 p.59

À LA LENNY BRUCE

Madonna: jewish
Madonna studying the Kabbalah: goyim
Madonna singing «Like a Prayer» : jewish
Madonna singing «Holiday» ; goyim
Madonna for Dolce & Gabbana : goyim
Madonna for Louis Vuitton: jewish
Madonna in 1980's New York: jewish
Madonna in 2010 New York: goyim
Madonna in 1990's London: goyim
Madonna in 2010 London: jewish

«ANYONE CAN TAKE A GOOD PICTURE»

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Paris Hilton visit homeless shelter.

-Next!

«THEY ALWAYS HAD GREAT GIRL MODELS BUT NOW THE BOY MODELS ARE JUST AS GOOD“

THE JEWISH ART OF RECOGNIZING FUTUR MAJORS ARTIST: THE WARHOL CASE

Nothing exemplifies better the jewish art of recognizing futur artistic talent early on than the Warhol case. Irving Blum organizing the Soup Cans exhibition at the Ferus Gallery in 1962, already feeling he was in presence of something really special. Ivan Karp telling Warhol to stop trying to imitate abstract expressionism by not doing any dripping on his daily object paintings, then another jewish guy, Henry Geldzahler giving him the inspiration for the Death & Disasters serie.

«MORE THAN ANYTHING PEOPLE JUST WANT STARS»

«ONE THING I MISS IS THE TIME AMERICA HAD BIG DREAMS ABOUT THE FUTURE»

It's well-known that the United States imprisons drastically more people than other Western countries. Here are the specifics: We now imprison more people in absolute numbers and per capita than any other country on earth. With 5 percent of the world population, the U.S. hosts upward of 20 percent of its prisoners. This is because the country's incarceration rate has roughly quintupled since the early 1970s. About 2 million Americans currently live behind bars in jails, state prisons, and federal penitentiaries, and many millions more are on parole or probation or have been in the recent past. In 2008, as a part of an "American Exception" series exploring the U.S. criminal-justice system, New York Times reporter Adam Liptak pointed out that overseas criminologists were "mystified and appalled" by the scale of American incarceration. States like California now spend more on locking people up than on funding higher education.

-Slate
Oct 8 2010

Saturday, October 16, 2010

«I LOVE ALL MUSIC. CLASSICAL, COUNTRY, OPERA, EVERYTHING»


Rufus Wainwright "The Art Teacher" in Toulouse
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«EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL»

TO A STRANGER

Passing stranger! you do not know how longingly I look upon you,
You must be he I was seeking, or she I was seeking, (it comes to me as of a dream,)
I have somewhere surely lived a life of joy with you,
All is recall'd as we flit by each other, fluid, affectionate, chaste, matured,
You grew up with me, were a boy with me or a girl with me,
I ate with you and slept with you, your body has become not yours only nor left my body mine only,
You give me the pleasure of your eyes, face, flesh, as we pass, you take of my beard, breast, hands, in return,
I am not to speak to you, I am to think of you when I sit alone or wake at night alone,
I am to wait, I do not doubt I am to meet you again,
I am to see to it that I do not lose you.

-Walt Whitman

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY:MEN

In all the media the new reality is impossible to avoid: men read less than women. Men are the big majority of drunks, sex offenders, drug addicts, alcoolics, school dropouts, people going nowhere in life, underachievers, losers and uninteresting persons. Now just think that the gay male world is just a big group of men.....

«MUSCLES ARE GREAT;EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE THAT THEY CAN SHOW OFF»

BEFORE AND AFTER FOR THE 21st CENTURY

BEFORE «Cause niggers don't read. Book are like kryptonite to a nigger» - Chris Rock

AFTER: «Cause fags don't read. Reading and intellectual curiosity are like kryptonite to a fag»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«Bad taste is simply saying the truth before it should be said»

-Mel Brooks

«ATHLETES ARE GOING TO BE THE NEW MEDIA STARS»

Friday, October 15, 2010

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY: POLITICAL HISTORY

The history of the last 40 years in North American and European politics is the history of how jewish leaders and activists moved from the left to the right as many left wing people started to demonize Israel and the so called «white male» privilege.
Betty Friedan or Gloria Steinheim back then. David Frum, Alain Finkielkraut, Eric Zemmour or David Horowitz today.

«I JUST THINK ENTERTAINMENT IS THE BEST MESSAGE»

This quote from Warhol is what is now explaining the success of the most popular personalities nowadays. Be they left or right wing. From Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck to Jon Stewart and Bill Maher.

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY: POLITICS

In all her public interventions Arianna Huffington reminds people how Wall Street had become disconnected from Main Street and how this problem is never adressed in the mainstream media. Somewhat her fight is about defending the traditional version of capitalism where one could get richer by hard work instead of the casino capitalism system we have now.

«ONE THING I MISS IS THE TIME AMERICA HAD BIG DREAMS ABOUT THE FUTURE»

And that's where this crew comes in; Sarah Palin, Christine O'Donnell, Michele Bachmann; the lovely MILFs of the new right. And their little secret is that their popularity comes exclusively from white men. Look at the polling: minorities hate them, women hate them -- only white men like them. I'm no psychiatrist, but I do own a couch, and my theory is that these women represent something those men miss dearly: the traditional, idiot housewife. Writing on your hand is sheer Lucy. If an election between Obama and Sarah Palin were held today, and only white men could vote, Sarah Palin would be president. Did you know that in 1788, when there were four million people in America, only 39,000 of them -- the richest white men -- got to vote? That doesn't sound good to you? Well, what if I threw in a picture of my cock? Which brings me back to Brett Favre, and I think it's worth noting that in one of the alleged photos of him, he's pleasuring himself on a bed while wearing Crocs. And if you think about it, is there any better metaphor for the sad state of America today than an over-the-hill white guy lazily masturbating in plastic shoes?

-Bill Maher

ANDY WARHOL ON BOXERS: «THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG KIDS»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«The ideal form of government is democracy tempered with assassination.»

-Voltaire

«I JUST READ EVERYTHING»

Males, young and old, are less interested than females in talking about feelings and personal relationships. But there is no evidence that that this is due oppressive gender stereotypes. On the contrary, the different interests and preferences appear to be hard-wired—innate, spontaneously manifested, and probably ineradicable. Gilligan and other feminist talks of a female ethic, an ethic of care, suggesting that girls are morally better, more caring than boys. But no one has been able to show that little girls are nicer or more virtuous than little boys. It is of course true that boys are more violent than girls. Bullying is a problem in many schools. Boys, being stronger and generally more physically aggressive, do most of the physical bullying, but they do not have a monopoly on malice. Girls are proficient at what sociologists call "relational aggression." They hurt others by shunning, excluding, spreading rumors. Almost any junior high school girl will tell you that girls can create as much misery as boys, especially to other girls. I see no evidence that boys are morally inferior to girls. They are more reticent about discussing their feelings than girls. But this is not any kind of personality deficit. On the contrary, the reticence may actually be a virtue and a sign of psychological health.

-Christina Hoff Sommers

«PERSONNALY I LOVED PORNO AND I BOUGHT LOTS OF IT ALL THE TIME"

«IT'S CALLED GOSSIP AND OF COURSE IT'S AN OBSESSION OF MINE»

Justin Timberlake worked with Madonna on her last album Hard Candy and one thing he learned from spending time with the Queen of Pop, is that she is "stubborn"."She's the most stubborn woman in the world. As a woman, she's the highest in stubbornness," said Justin when asked what it was like being in the studio with the pop star."But she's very smart and incredibly cerebral. And I think that's why she's been able to change her style and image so much. Her music pays attention to what people are thinking."

omgmusic.com

À LA LENNY BRUCE

Paris Hilton: goyim
Paris Hilton marketing sense: jewish
Paris Hilton sex tape: jewish
Paris Hilton burger ad: goyim
Paris Hilton in the Simple Life: jewish
Paris Hilton dating Doug Reinhart: goyim
Paris Hilton adopting a piglet: jewish

«HE GOT A LOT FROM YOUNG PEOPLE AND AT WORK HE SURROUNDED HIMSELF WITH THEM» -CHRISTOPHER MAKOS

«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

Brian Moylan's guide for straight friends of gays addresses that last concern: If we ask you if a guy is hot, you have to respond. Don't give us that socially conditioned, "Oh, I don't look at guys like that," bullshit. We're not asking you to hold his dick, just give us a gauge of how handsome he is. We know whether or not a girl is smokin', and you won't think twice about asking us, so we expect the same in return.

-Andrew Sullivan
The Atlantic

Thursday, October 14, 2010

«I'M SO SPOILED FROM GOING AROUND WITH NINETEEN YEAR OLDS»

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Intruder arrested at Paris Hilton's home.

-Next!

«I JUST READ EVERYTHING»

Playboy:..perhaps you could tell us why restrictions on Muslim women are far more stringent than upon Muslim men.

Ali: Because they should be. Women are sex symbols.

Playboy: To whom?

Ali: To me.

Playboy: And aren't you a sex symbol to women?

Ali: Still, men don't walk around with their chest out. Anyway, I'd rather see a man with his breasts showing than a woman. Why should she walk around with half her titties out? There gotta be restrictions that way»


Muhammad Ali
Playboy magazine
Nov 1975 p.76

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

«THEY ALWAYS HAD GREAT GIRL MODELS BUT NOW THE BOY MODELS ARE JUST AS GOOD“

«IT'S CALLED GOSSIP AND OF COURSE IT'S AN OBSESSION OF MINE»

Joan Collins wants to know: where has all the beauty in Hollywood gone? The actress, 77, has several grievances with today's starlets, most notably their lack of classic Hollywood glamour, according to the UK's ."When I was young, everybody on screen was gorgeous," Collins said. "I have to say, there aren't that many good looking actresses around today. I mean, there's Angelina Jolie and there's ... Angelina Jolie."But what about the gal who owned 's heart before Jolie? Jennifer Aniston" is cute, but I wouldn't call her beautiful. She's no Ava [Gardner] or Lana [Turner]," Collins declared.A rep for Aniston told that the actress was "aware" of Collins' snide remark, but felt there was "no need to engage with that nonsense."Nevertheless, Collins went on to imply that current actresses don't emphasize beauty as much for fear it might distract from their talent.The "Dynasty" star suggested, "Perhaps actresses of today, in their desire to be 'taken seriously,' feel that being groomed and well put together detracts from their ability."Collins, often considered the model for aging gracefully, also lashed out at stars who resort to plastic surgery in order to keep their looks."They don't look like themselves," she complained. "I think there's something rather terrifying about people who are in their 50s or 60s trying to look 30 or 40."Instead, says Collins, modern society is left "starved of gorgeous people."

-New york Daily News
Oct 13 2010

«EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL»

The Souls Of Old Men

Inside their worn, tattered bodies
sit the souls of old men.
How unhappy the poor things are
and how bored by the pathetic life they live.
How they tremble for fear of losing that life, and how much
they love it, those befuddled and contradictory souls,
sitting -half comic and half tragic-
inside their old, threadbare skins.

Constantine P. Cavafy

«I THINK AMERICAN WOMEN ARE ALL SO BEAUTIFUL, I LIKE THE WAY THEY LOOK, THEY'RE TERRIFIC»

«ONE THING I MISS IS THE TIME AMERICA HAD BIG DREAMS ABOUT THE FUTURE»

«I certainly have gone through period of thinking Oh God, you know I can't deal with America»

-Madonna
Interview magazine
March 2001

À LA LENNY BRUCE

Britney Spears: jewish
Britney Spears studying Kabbalah : goyim
Britney Spears dancing with a snake: jewish
Britney Spears kissing Madonna: goyim
Britney Spears dating Kevin Federline: goyim
Britney Spears getting fucked by Kevin Federline: jewish

«I LOVE ALL MUSIC. CLASSICAL, COUNTRY, OPERA, EVERYTHING»


Eartha Kitt - Where is my man
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«GOOD BUSINESS IS THE BEST ART»

The company has developed a potentially powerful kind of advertising that's more personal—more "social," in Facebook's parlance—than anything that's come before. Ads on the site sit on the far right of the page and are such a visual afterthought that most users never click them. These ads can evolve, though, from useless little billboards into content, migrating into casual conversations between friends, colleagues, and family members—exactly where advertisers have always sought to be.
"The whole premise of the site is that everything is more valuable when you have context about what your friends are doing," says Facebook co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg, who started accepting ads on Facebook as a Harvard sophomore in 2004 in an attempt to cover server costs. "That's true for ads as well. An advertiser can produce the best creative ad in the world, but knowing your friends really love drinking Coke is the best endorsement for Coke you can possibly get."

-Business Week
Oct 2010

YOUTH WITHOUT COCKINESS IS NO YOUTH AT ALL

WARHOL AND THE END OF AVANT-GARDE

«Andy Warhol my hero killed the avant-garde when he fused pop with the fine arts»

-Camille Paglia
Interview magazine
Sept 2001 p.140

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY: LE NOUVEAU «DISCOURS SUR l'ART»

Savoureuse ironie de constaster que depuis la disparition de Warhol en 1987, c'est en fait un «SAMO» (same old shit)de Basquiat qui, dans sa version marché de l'art s'est avéré le plus prophétique jusqu'à nos jours. Le prix d'une oeuvre d'un Jeff Koons, le prix d'un Warhol, le nouveau record de prix d'un Picasso, le prix de la collection Steven Cohen, le montant total de l'encan Damien Hirst....So fucking boring!

«MUSCLES ARE GREAT;EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ONE THAT THEY CAN SHOW OFF»

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«Don't stay in bed, unless you can make money in bed»

-Georges Burns

McDONALD'S

Warhol used to say as a «boutade» that the most beautiful thing in New York was the McDonald restaurant. Some forty years later, the «art statement» had definitely changed and the closest thing to a «live Duane Hanson» sculpture is an elderly, lonely person eating at McDonald's...

«LAND REALLY IS THE BEST ART»

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Perez Hilton to quit blog bullying

-Next!

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

«I'M SO SPOILED FROM GOING AROUND WITH NINETEEN YEAR OLDS»

«SEX IS MORE EXCITING ON THE SCREEN AND BETWEEN THE PAGES THAN BETWEEN THE SHEETS»

«I like dominate them. And they like it. I know, I know, this is regarded today as Neanderthal attitude. But I know one women's lib leader who friends tell me is a great cock-sucker. By the way, what exactly is the women's lib position on fellatio? That it's OK but only on a equal term basis?

Roman Polanski
Playboy magazine
Dec 1971 p.110

Monday, October 11, 2010

YOUTH WITHOUT COCKINESS IS NO YOUTH AT ALL

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY: VOCABULAIRE

J'adore le vocabulaire des cosmétiques. L'«outrage» du temps», les «agressions du vent» et «les attaques répétées» du soleil... À quand «la guérilla des rides», le« blitzkrieg» du quotidien, et le «Pearl Harbour facial» engendré par les radicaux libres?...

À LA WARHOL

«Sex in japan is for people under 25. People over 25 generally hide their sexual activity. They are not doing it that much anyway»

-Takashi Murakami

«I THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BE BUGGED ALL THE TIME...BUGGED AND PHOTOGRAPHED»

«THERE IS NO COUNTRY IN THE WORLD THAT LOVES «RIGHT NOW» LIKE AMERICA DOES»

Lady GaGa new perfume to be called «Monster»

-Next!

THE JEWISH ART OF RECOGNIZING FUTUR IMPORTANT ARTISTS: KAHNWEILER

KAHNWEILER, DANIEL-HENRY (1884–1979), German art patron, art dealer, and writer. Kahnweiler was born in Mannheim, Germany. Following his father's profession he volunteered at the Paris Stock Exchange, but soon developed a passion for contemporary art. After a short time working in London he decided to open a gallery of contemporary art in Paris in 1907, sponsored by his family. While recruiting his artists, especially the circle of Montparnasse, he met Pablo Picasso and George Braque and became their principal agent, but he also supported the cubist painters Fernand Léger and Juan Gris. A famous portrait by Picasso of 1910 (Art Institute of Chicago) reveals the dominant role of Kahnweiler in the promotion of Cubism at that time. In 1909 Kahnweiler started his career as a publisher with L'Enchanteur pourrisant written by Guillaume Apollinaire with woodcarvings by André Derain. In 1914, Kahnweiler fled to Rome to escape German military service. Shortly after he moved in with a friend in Berne, where he began to write his first art book, The Path to Cubism, published in 1920. In 1920 he returned to Paris and together with André Simon launched the Galerie Simon. He tried to retrieve his art collection, which had been confiscated by the French government, and with the help of his brother Gustave and the art dealer Alfred Flechtheim was able to redeem part of his former property. At the time Picasso and Juan Gris fell out with Kahnweiler when he tried to become their exclusive agent.

Jewishvirtuallibrary.org

«MY FAVORITE THING TO BUY IS UNDERWEAR»

PHILOSOPHY FOR THE 21st CENTURY: ART MARKET

Overpriced in 2010: Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Jasper Johns, Richard Prince.

Underpriced in 2010: Robert Rauschenberg, Peter Anton, Tom Wesselman, James Rosenquist.

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

«America I'm putting my queer shoulder to the wheel»

-Allen Ginsberg

Sunday, October 10, 2010

«I THINK THE YOUTH OF TODAY ARE TERRIFIC»

«THERE SHOULD BE COURSE IN FIRST GRADE ON LOVE»

Playboy: So we're back to sex. Do you believe that, in the final analysis, a man follows his phallus?

Tennessee Williams:« I hope not baby. I hope he follows his heart, his frightened heart»

-Playboy magazine
April 1973 p.84

«IF EVERYBODY'S NOT A BEAUTY THEN NOBODY IS»


Weather Girls - It's Raining Men
envoyé par chilavert. - Clip, interview et concert.

À LA CAMILLE PAGLIA

A prominent French atheist and intellectual, Bernard-Henri Lévy, has come to the defence of the Church and Pope Benedict, saying Catholicism was "the most attacked religion in Europe".In an interview with the Spanish newspaper ABC last week, Levy, who is Jewish, said it was unfortunate that so many injustices were being committed against the pontiff, reports Independent Catholic News.Levy said: "The Pope's voice is extremely important, and we are very unjust to this Pope. I am not Catholic, but I think there is prejudice and especially major anti-clericalism that is taking on enormous proportions in Europe.""In France there is much talk about the desecrations of Jewish and Muslim cemeteries, but nobody knows that the tombs of Catholics are continually desecrated. There is a sort of anti-clericalism in France that is not healthy at all." He added: "We have the right to criticise religions" but he said the scale of the criticism was "out of proportion."

Cathnews.com
Sept 30 2010

IT'S USELESS TO BE YOUNG WITHOUT BEING BEAUTIFUL AND VICE VERSA....

THE JEWISH ART OF RECOGNIZING FUTUR IMPORTANT ARTISTS :EMILY FISHER LANDAU

She is known as a champion of contemporary American artists, something she picked up after hiring the art connoisseur Bill Katz to decorate her apartment and guide her around the studios, lofts, galleries of SoHo, the East Village and TriBeCa. She bought early works by such artists as Keith Haring, Matthew Barney. Luminaries of the art world gathered at the Whitney on Monday night for a gala honoring Mrs. Landau’s 90th birthday. Leonard A. Lauder, chairman emeritus of the Whitney (and a recent donor of $131 million to its endowment), credited Ms. Landau with having “a laser eye” for art and recalled her verdict — “Mine is better.” — on a Cy Twombly painting he was browsing. He credited her for championing new artists well before their acceptance by the public, her mantra being: “Whether you like it or not is beside the point.”

New York Times
(About Emily Fisher Landau
Sept 30 2010

POST WARHOL PREDICTION: JEWISH MAG: IS CHINESE DISSIDENT LIU XIAOBO WINNING THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE GOOD FOR THE JEWS?

«I NEVER READ I JUST LOOK AT PICTURES«

WARHOLIAN QUOTE OF THE DAY

A golden rule: to leave an imcomplete image of oneself.

-Cioran

YOUTH WITHOUT COCKINESS IS NO YOUTH AT ALL

WARHOL WOULD HAVE LIKE IT!

Walked in front of some gay cabaret yesterday and the title for an upcoming show was.. «ªDesperate Housedrags». Love it!

ANDY WARHOL ON BOXERS: «THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG KIDS»

GOOD CATHOLIC BOY: WARHOL OFFENDED AT CABLE PORN

Patti Lu Pone: «I saw one porno flick and that was with John Holmes. «Eruption» It was worse than biology. It's not erotic.

Andy Warhol: «I watch cable and it's so terrible. A baby could turn it on at midnight. It's really terrible. They carry on about stuff you wouldn't believe. It's in your bedroom at home»


Interview magazine
October 1980

WOMEN IN REVOLT

 The guardians of feminist purity are not amused by the idea of right-wing girl power. Rebecca Traister and Anna Holmes, for example, recently specified that members of the sisterhood may not oppose "reproductive rights" or "labor policies that would empower American women." They should be more open-minded. Millions of women, for reasons of conscience, cannot bring themselves to support abortion on demand. According to a 2009 Gallup Poll, 49 percent of women are pro-life. Even if you are pro-choice (as I am), it is both unsisterly and impractical to organize a "women's" movement that excludes--and often demonizes--half of the American adult female population.

-Christina Hoff Sommers

Saturday, October 09, 2010

«THE UNITED STATES HAS AN HABIT OF MAKING HEROES OUT OF ANYTHING AND ANYBODY WHICH IS SO GREAT» -ANDY WARHOL

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