Well I suppose, when you can sell paintings of flowers and odd characters as well as fiber-glass statues of well, flowers and a guy masturbating for millions of dollars, you wouldn’t mind dressing up as one of your beloved flower characters either. Takashi Murakami joined 30 foot renditions of his two most well known characters “Kaikai & Kiki” for the Macy’s Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC, and yes he was dressed as a flower.
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So from first glance Green Hornet definitely looks a lot cooler than Green Lantern. It seems like the story is going to be a little more developed and in depth, besides movies with too much CG (which is the direction it seems like they went with GL) have a tendancy of sucking, ie Ghost Rider.
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This is a pretty good video demonstration comparing BlackBerry PlayBook and iPad tablets in terms of browser speed, Adobe Flash support and HTML5 performance. However i'm sure that BB fans will support any BB product that comes out the same way that Apple fans will stick to Apple.
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As seen in this photo, Lazy Z is equipped with an array of water toys, that includes a large waterslide from the sundeck. Other toys include two large tenders, rave runners, surfboards, water skis, kayaks, wakeboard, kneeboard, and several towable toys.
Lazy Z's new asking price is USD 21,000,000.00
via SuperiorYacht
By: @jeevansworld
Jay-Z's scavenger hunt campaign to promote his book "Decoded" ended on November 14 and the book is officially set to be released today. The ingenious marketing campaign organized by Jay-Z himself and search engine Bing, physically placed pages from Decoded in various venues "meaningful to the hip hop impresario". The latest update to the scavenger hunt before it ended came last week when GUCCI revealed two of the pages in the storefront windows of its Fifth Avenue Flagship in New York. The leather bomber shown above was fashioned by GUCCI's creative director just for the occasion, with text from two pages of the book printed on its lining. The jacket remained on display all week and today will be given to Jay-Z as a gift, in honor of his book. 
