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In a new music video from a rock band called Miggs, Lindsay Lohan plays herself… and also a social activist graffiti artist who sneaks away in the night to spray paint important messages on the wall. She does this in bright red lipstick, though-high heeled boots and a designer cape thing! More
She is just doing any old job people offer her now, isn’t she? More
We blame Tigger for this. That damn Tigger, bouncing around in the middle of the night with a cement mixer and a stick. Stupid Tigger on a sugar high, causing trouble. Robbing liquor stores, copping heroin for Eeyore. Tigger, menace to us all. More
Curtis Kulig is an artist whose graffiti murals you may have already seen — he’s adopted the phrase “love me,” which he uses as a simple tag and additionally to create enormous murals composed of the two words repeated over and over. These epically-scoped graffiti works have popped up in public spots in places like NYC and LA. Curtis is also a photographer, and his work — simple stuff made up of friends and moments — is particularly resonant for me, a Los Angeles ex-pat living in New York who can flip through the artist’s blog and see side-by-side imagery from both cities. More
Banksy has yet to confirm that this new piece of street art is, in fact, one of his own, but signs point to that assumption. The work popped up in central London over the weekend and is so totally meta! Cool though, no? More
I was walking downtown from NYC’s Union Square on Friday and stumbled upon this tag spray-painted onto the side of an apartment building: a simple and elegant “Mila Kunis” in red, with no apparent explanation. So what’s the deal? Is Mila herself responsible for the graffiti? An obsessive fan? We say it’s the handiwork of Natalie Portman, masked and in a fit of post-pirouette delusion. Also, that’s not spray paint, it’s blood. More
It’s been a day of celebrity children getting into trouble with drugs: First we posted about Bobbi Kristina Brown‘s cocaine use and then we found out Theodora Richards, Keith Richard‘s 25-year-old daughter was arrested for a double whammy of graffiti charges and marijuana possession. Man, is it possible to grow up with a famous parent and turn into a well-adjusted, drug-free adult? (Not that we’re making the claim that evidence of drug use necessarily turns people into trainwrecks, but you get the point.) Here are more than a few examples of why celebs should not be allowed to procreate, dammit. More
The title of this piece of graffiti street art is “Modern Life: Love Is Loaded” but to us it looks like it’s still loading. Maybe we have to take it out and blow on it before it starts working again? More
Swampy is a graffiti artist who likes to make his art in out of the way locations, so people won’t like, destroy it. He’s profiled in T Magazine this weekend, and you know what? Dude sounds pretty cool. More
