My dreams last night involved talking to Oprah about the importance of correct bra sizing and dancing as a solo Supreme in a Karl Lagerfeld warehouse fashion show. I blame these images.

Karl Lagerfeld Smile
[via YES HOMO]
Reblogged from Gunnertime....
"As alluring as we can find the perpetual pursuit of little thoughts, the net result may only be to prevent us from forming the big ones."
“Television is escaping the TV set and the cable box. We no longer watch the tube. We watch, to borrow ex-Senator Ted Stevens’s memorable conceit, a series of tubes.” Nick Carr
As younger listeners increasingly acquire their music by downloading individual songs, the concept of the album has withered. So record companies are appealing to older buyers, with more money to spend and longer attention spans, by offering something special.
More profoundly, digitalization has changed recorded music from being a “thing” to a collection of data. The container is irrelevant, said Evan Eisenberg, author of “The Recording Angel,” a study of the cultural impact of recorded music.
Yet the impulse to have and to hold an object, as well as to collect it, remains. A box set “preserves something,” Mr. Eisenberg said. “It preserves a time that we want to remember, that we want to remain in. It suggests permanence and solidity and a bunker against the passage of time, and transience and decay.”
Expensive Box Sets From the Beatles and Yo-Yo Ma - NYTimes.com $789!
The Matt Held video from Radar and WBP LABS and BABELGUM is now embeddable! And, Matt has a solo show in Chelsea right now at Denise Bibro Platform until October 6.