How I enter my office every morning. No one ever notices.
Badasses.
Nikki Sixx & Victor Ortiz
From facebook.com/nikkisixxofficial
Really grateful being from Los Angeles to be invited to throw out the first pitch today at Dodger stadium ( YES i can throw a ball ).The Dodgers are on a winning streak and you could feel it in the air everywhere today.( New owners surly helps too.) My family had a blast and it was nice for me to connect with the great Victor Ortiz who i think is a great fighter.If you remember back i was really disappointed in Floyd Mayweather for the sucker punch he threw at Victor and after meeting him i see what a class act he was for not slagging Floyd in the press after that cheap shot….Here we are hanging out….
My daughter says to my dad today, “PopPop, you’re getting white hair just like Daddy.”
Thanks, Kiddo!
Headline says it all.
Facebook buys Instagram for a billion, releases their own inferior photo app
Can anyone explain to me what they’re doing here?
DJ, your dad is the dad-est of dads.
We loved today’s Blinded by the Light: Chefs on Photography in Restaurants article on Eater.com in which Michael White, one of our favorite chefs, said:
“Do you know how many pictures of bone marrow fusilli are online? Thousands. That’s why people keep ordering that puppy.”
We rest our case.
Pictured: Team Foodspotting at Katsu-Hama in New York City
Pull-On Pants? CRAZEE!
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Did Team Vin di Bona Lie to Wired Magazine to Save Face?
Well. Something’s gotta give.
I am an unapologetic AFV fan. Tonight, a hilarious video of a teenage girl rambling in a recovery room after coming out of anesthesia won the grand prize - a forty-year membership to the Disney vacation club.
However, it reminded me of this blurb from a Wired Magazine article on the show from a few months back…
To amateur videographers, such an offer presents a dilemma. Do you turn your clip over to the AFV vaults, where it could very well languish forever? Or do you set it loose on the web in hopes of selling a few T-shirts and maybe earning the honor of being razzed on Kimmel? For some, losing out on a possible six-figure prize is a risk worth taking. In 2008, a Florida real estate agent named David DeVore filmed his son, also named David, returning from a dental appointment. Still under anesthesia, the younger David let loose a string of woozy observations (“Is thish real life?”), resulting in “David After Dentist,” a 2-minute clip that DeVore posted on YouTube. DeVore also submitted it to AFV but balked at the terms. “I’m a big fan of that show,” DeVore says. “My kids still watch it. But once I heard ‘exclusive rights,’ I backed away.”
He has since licensed the clip for a TV ad and a line of toothbrushes, earning far more than the $100,000 prize the show offers. In fact, while AFV‘s producers note it’s unlikely they would have aired “David After Dentist” because it involved a minor under the influence of a drug, DeVore’s success, however rare, proves you don’t need AFV to score some fame and cash.
I demand answers.
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