new Horkey ‘Catalyst’ tee
It’s for the FIFTY24SF Gallery show later this month. You remember the poster he did for it, right? A. Horkey is also doing the show poster which Upper Playground has turned into a t-shirt.

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It’s for the FIFTY24SF Gallery show later this month. You remember the poster he did for it, right? A. Horkey is also doing the show poster which Upper Playground has turned into a t-shirt.

Phillips de Pury & Company Presents “Hip Hop’s Crown Jewels”, the First Auction of Historic Hip Hop Jewelry, Pioneering a New Collecting Category. Includes Iconic Cultural Artifacts Worn by Some of the 20th Century’s Most Influential Musical Artists Including 50 Cent, Biz Markie, MC Lyte, Missy Elliot, Notorious B.I.G., P. Diddy, Pharrell Williams, Slick Rick and Tupac Shakur. A Portion of Proceeds to Benefit Russell Simmons’ Rush Community Affairs.
[Thanks, Ben, who found this at Gizmodo]

The 1964 Creepy Crawler Thingmaker from Mattel, a distant cousin of today’s Creepy Crawler toys, came with a series of molds, tubes of “plastigoop,” and an open-faced frier, which could heat up to a nerve-searing 310 degrees.
And is #1 even a surprise?

[Thanks, Radaronline, via Wired.com]
Via Slashdot.
You can’t help it if you need to get the latest gadgets. Well… perhaps it’s not quite such a serious medical affliction, but scientists have found a genetic basis for some folks’ burning desire to have the latest and greatest. There’s even a name for it - neophilia. Apparently, some of us have elevated levels of a cellular enzyme, monoamine oxidase A, and are more in need of stimulation from new things.
Check out the semi-automatic rubber band gun on Google Video. It’s free, for now.
[Thanks, Critchie.]