Wow yeah, she's a legendary Detroit HACK.

More known for 'making the scene' than for her astoundingly derivative, if not completely plagiaristic art she makes. Between Lichtenstein ripoffs, she traces and repaints covers from books.

After seeing one of 'her' paintings hanging at Detroit's C-Pop gallery I ran out to my car to get my copy of the Edie Sedgewick biography that she had copied, down to the color palette.

Absolutely hilarious. These are awesome. I would gladly buy this on iTunes recorded by Bonnie Tyler.

Boy it must have been fun to plan videos in the 1980s. Just make up the kookiest crap you can begin to think of, then get filming. "Ok, then one of the choir boys with glowing eyes flies at Bonnie...genius!"

Oh Man!...the irony of a public figure like Sharon Stone saying that she's in Mensa when she's not. It's almost too much to handle.

I think I'll sue him for making me sick to my stomach and loss of breakfast.

The RIAA goons will certainly demand it gets taken down. I think Alex's statement is right on the nose.

That way all these kids will stop making the thousands of dollars that their making off of this tribute to teacher. Greedy children.

In all seriousness, this was really gorgeous.

woops...I mean 'classy'.

Stay class evangelicals!

Driving around back roads with my best friend looking for interesting places to stop and take photos.

Wow yeah, that was insanely disgusting but interesting. I've wondered about the logistics of this situation and now I know.

Great writing and illustrations too!

Wow yeah, I did not see this one coming.

Boy, and that biopic just happened to come out on DVD...huh. What 'interesting' timing.

And yeah, seems like from all the comments above 'everyone' was clamoring for tidbits about his life.

Wow, just when you thought 'steampunk' was as dorky as it can get...someone lays down a trump card. Touche' sir, well done.

We're getting close to being able to have a cage match between Renaissance Fair(e) people and steampunk fans for the polished brass and dark wood 'Dorkiest Dorks who ever Dorked a Dork' trophy.

Another great list...what a killer band.

These guys helped me get in to 'alternative' music when I was a kid listening to Men at Work. My buddy had this weird album that he thought was really cool. Plus 'Once in a Lifetime' was on Mtv all the time.

Great article, great movie, I just wish there was a Heather-gram (ha, get it) to help me figure out which Heather was which. I can't remember.

This animation is extremely hilarious and is dead on about a certain amount of the Twitter universe.

I will say I was a Twitter hater for a LONG time, but have come to somewhat understand it. I wouldn't really say I love it or even like it, but I can use it.

I use it for business...sending out tweets about my industry and monitoring it for people looking for help with projects. So I do play the game for that aspect of it. I will add people to see what they have to say in my industry, but the second they start blathering about their breakfast, or the temperature in their office, they are gone. So you can stop that and get it to the point where it's reasonably informative and useful.

This seems like a good concept for a regular-human superhero. Beating the stuffing out of these useless excuses for human beings. 'The Vindicator'...or 'Scales of Justice', more costume ideas there.