Hotel California is made even more annoying.

nbclatino:

A visitor looks at ‘The Broken Column’ by Mexican painter Frida Kahlo at the Frida Kahlo Retrospective at Martin-Gropius-Bau on April 29, 2010 in Berlin, Germany. (Getty Images/Sean Gallup)

Famed-artist Frida Kahlo’s “The Broken Column,” is one of many self-portraits which depicts a life of chronic pain and is a window into the mind of someone who desperately wanted to give birth.

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José Hernández believes the lawsuit against him is an insult to early space pioneers. (Facebook.com/joseforcongress)

By JORDAN FABIAN
Channel: Politics

To Democratic congressional candidate José Hernández, a legal challenge against naming his old occupation on the ballot is an historic insult.

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Driving a spaceship while brown still gets you into trouble.

visiblechildren:

Your numbers are wrong.
I’m talking about the amount of money that Invisible Children spends on active aid, as opposed to advocacy. I understand that their mission is primarily advocacy – my question is whether this is what’s best at this part of the conflict.

They’re working on the…

Umm… we already intervened in Uganda and Kony’s not even there. Great job getting yourselves money, though Invisible Children!!

Remix this image on http://canv.as/s/s5yd.

langer:

Two years ago I made a website to help people find out how long they had to wait before they could legally have sex with Justin Bieber.

On the occasion of Bieber’s eighteenth birthday, here’s the wonderful cease and desist I got for it.

Danggggg.

(via thatfriendlyblackguy)

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Salma Hayek is adapting Khalil Gibran’s 89-year-old book The Prophet, widely considered a masterpiece. She shares the author’s Lebanese heritage. (Photo: Amazon.com)

By AMARIS CASTILLO
Channel: Entertainment

You may have seen those new Got Milk? ads featuring Salma Hayek, but if there’s one thing the Mexican powerhouse knows how to do expertly, it’s multi-task.

Adding to her film credits, Hayek is partnering with the Doha Film Institute (DFI) to adapt The Prophet into an animated feature. The book, by Lebanese-American artist/philosopher/writer Khalil Gibran (whose name is also spelled Kahlil), contains 26 poetic essays divided into a plethora of themes such as love, marriage, and friendship (to name a few). In this exciting adaptation, each of the chapters will be directed by a different award-winning filmmaker, with Roger Allers (The Lion King) responsible for the connective through-line narrative.

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So true. I got a homegirl that Mexicans be sayin’ is Russian.