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newsweek:

thenextweb:

(via First Look at Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs) Today, TMZ posted photos (courtesy of Pacific Coast News) of Kutcher on the set of the film tentatively titled ‘Jobs: Get Inspired.’ Dressed in a black turtleneck and faded jeans. The similarities are remarkable.

Wow. He walks.

newsweek:

thenextweb:

(via First Look at Ashton Kutcher as Steve JobsToday, TMZ posted photos (courtesy of Pacific Coast News) of Kutcher on the set of the film tentatively titled ‘Jobs: Get Inspired.’ Dressed in a black turtleneck and faded jeans. The similarities are remarkable.

Wow. He walks.

Christian Louboutin Is Stepping into the Beauty World

birchbox:

Photo: Christian Louboutin

I’ve long dreamed of owning a shiny new pair of Louboutin black patent platform heels. Unfortunately, my shoe budget puts me on the low end of the Payless-to-couture spectrum, but now I can finally hope to get a little piece of Louboutin for myself. As WWD reports, Christian Louboutin is planning to launch a full beauty line in late 2013.

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re-tumblr worthy: 
newsweek:

In which Newsweek features a story about tumblr “growing up.”
Here’s an excerpt:

Once, around six years ago, Karp’s mentor, Fred Seibert, gave him some tough love. Karp had begun working for the television and film producer after dropping out of New York’s prestigious Bronx High School of Science at the age of 15. He had taught himself how to code, and his parents homeschooled him while he worked for Seibert and built Davidville, which he called “an invention company.” Seibert helped him get his next job, as the chief technology officer of UrbanBaby. After Karp cashed out, in his late teens, Seibert offered some unsolicited advice. “He thought I looked like a chump because I was wearing a tie too often,” Karp says. Doogie Howser, M.D., wore a tie every day; a tech boy-wonder also had to dress the part. (Karp now sticks to hooded sweatshirts and jeans.)
It was 2007 when Karp, then 19, turned his interest to blogs. Blogging was already widespread, but existing services, like WordPress, presumed a familiarity with things like HTML that many would-be bloggers didn’t have. Karp wondered why no one had invented something simpler, so he did it himself. Bloggers flocked to the site, which he called Tumblr.
The company has come a long way from two employees in a tiny Manhattan office. It now occupies two floors in a loft building in Manhattan’s tony Gramercy neighborhood. There is beer in the kitchen and a Ping-Pong table on the sixth floor, but compared with the Chuck E. Cheese office environment of other Internet startups, the atmosphere is relatively sedate. “These are nerds,” says Tumblr VP Andrew McLaughlin, the former deputy technology chief for the Obama White House. “People like to make goofy sci-fi GIFs, not so much tank beers through a funnel.”

Not that there’s anything wrong with tanking beers through a funnel, right?
Tumblr Plans to Cash In. Will 53 Million Bloggers Agree?, Newsweek

re-tumblr worthy: 

newsweek:

In which Newsweek features a story about tumblr “growing up.”

Here’s an excerpt:

Once, around six years ago, Karp’s mentor, Fred Seibert, gave him some tough love. Karp had begun working for the television and film producer after dropping out of New York’s prestigious Bronx High School of Science at the age of 15. He had taught himself how to code, and his parents homeschooled him while he worked for Seibert and built Davidville, which he called “an invention company.” Seibert helped him get his next job, as the chief technology officer of UrbanBaby. After Karp cashed out, in his late teens, Seibert offered some unsolicited advice. “He thought I looked like a chump because I was wearing a tie too often,” Karp says. Doogie Howser, M.D., wore a tie every day; a tech boy-wonder also had to dress the part. (Karp now sticks to hooded sweatshirts and jeans.)

It was 2007 when Karp, then 19, turned his interest to blogs. Blogging was already widespread, but existing services, like WordPress, presumed a familiarity with things like HTML that many would-be bloggers didn’t have. Karp wondered why no one had invented something simpler, so he did it himself. Bloggers flocked to the site, which he called Tumblr.

The company has come a long way from two employees in a tiny Manhattan office. It now occupies two floors in a loft building in Manhattan’s tony Gramercy neighborhood. There is beer in the kitchen and a Ping-Pong table on the sixth floor, but compared with the Chuck E. Cheese office environment of other Internet startups, the atmosphere is relatively sedate. “These are nerds,” says Tumblr VP Andrew McLaughlin, the former deputy technology chief for the Obama White House. “People like to make goofy sci-fi GIFs, not so much tank beers through a funnel.”

Not that there’s anything wrong with tanking beers through a funnel, right?

Tumblr Plans to Cash In. Will 53 Million Bloggers Agree?, Newsweek

Nail Talk, by Chanel

ballin’ baby

but what does it mean to be a hologram? is that a new filter on instagram? 

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Christian Louboutin claims that he gave birth to the Chanel quilted ballet flat during his brief stint working there in the beginning of his career.

uh oh, Coco! 

imperialbedrooms:

You just popped in the Schmidt “Get Right for the Summer” workout tape…
(via vulture)

imperialbedrooms:

You just popped in the Schmidt “Get Right for the Summer” workout tape…

(via vulture)

(Source: thetvscreen)

prostheticknowledge:

Sloth photobombs holiday picture
[via The Telegraph UK]

prostheticknowledge:

Sloth photobombs holiday picture

[via The Telegraph UK]