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POPSHumour is an "act of aggression" (continued ...) "Until the sexual revolution of the 1960s women rarely became comediennes in public or private because most humour is an act of aggression, she said. "A study in the late 1980s showed that men use sexual jokes as a way of verbally undressing a woman who rebuts his advances; his humour was aggressive in essence." More @ source.
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POPS3D chalk art on pavement by Kurt Wenners Street artist Kurt Wenners uses pastel chalk & paint to transform streets & pavements in over 30 countries into 3D images. He uses a style known as anamorphic street painting to create amazing illusions.
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POPSLiving pictures formed by 1000s of returning U.S. soldiers in WWI Images. Englishman Arthur S Mole and his American colleague John D Thomas took these incredible pictures of thousands of soldiers forming icons of American history. Arthur's great nephew Joseph Mole, 70, says: "In the picture of the Statue of Liberty there are 18,000 men: 12,000 of them in the torch alone, but just 17 at the base. The men at the top of the picture are actually half a mile away from the men at the bottom"
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POPSWoodstock 1969: A Retrospective Enjoy - music & photo montage from the Woodstock Festival held August 15th to August 18th, 1969 in Bethel, New York. Max Yasgur graciously allowed the use of his 600 acre dairy farm for the massive 3-day event. Woodstock of 1969 is widely considered to be one of the defining moments in rock music history. It was a gathering of over half a million people of all ages with one common purpose: to experience peace, love, and music.
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POPSWoodstock: 40-year anniversary VOA video. It's 40 years this weekend since almost half a million young Americans took over the small town of Bethel, New York to attend a three-day rock festival that became known as "Woodstock." Originally planned for Woodstock, New York -- that's how the festival got its name -- it was ultimately moved to the small town of Bethel, New York. Many expected violence with such huge numbers but they were to be surprised. VOA's Martin Phillips went up to Bethel to find out what happened and why.
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POPS@ Woodstock 1969 - Soul Sacrifice Woodstock's 40th anniversary this weekend. (I wasn't there) Music, mud & memories - one of the defining moments of a generation. Looking at this old footage of Santana...it's amazing!!! Enjoy!!!
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POPSViral craze! scene-stealing squirrel throughout history Photos. Gone viral ... around the world in how many seconds? Here's that cheeky little guy again ... his (or her) squirrelly life will never be the same again .. but, try to find him at Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. see first real photo submitted to National Geographic http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/squirrel-portrait-banff-pod.html
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POPS"Clean me" - dirty car art by Scott Wade Drawings using dirt ? I'm impressed! I love black & white drawings and Scott Wade is very talented. But ....personally, the impermanence of it (his drawings being washed away) would be too hard to take after spending hours on it. Very good thing that his day job is a graphic designer.
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POPSWorld's weirdest festivals Photos. All for a party ...the world's full of quirky, downright strange & bizarre events. More info @ source for anyone interested in attending or participating.
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POPSRemember the Etch A Sketch? art by George Vlosich Amazing pics of artwork using the retro toy Etch A Sketch. Who remembers this fun toy? George Vlosich from Ohio has been doodling since age 10 and look at his sketches now .... producing amazingly detailed lifelike portraits of people we know. Some take over 100 hours to draw, using the 2 dials on Etch A Sketch, all using 1 unbroken line.
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