Inks by State Of Play Games: It's pinball, mashed up with a puzzle game, mashed up with.. paint?
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I REALLY LIKE THE BIT WHERE IT'S AN UNRELEASED REVAZZ TRACK MASHED UP WITH AN UNRELEASED BABii TRACK MASHED UP WITH A XZAVIER STONE TRACK!
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Don't feel bad -- Michael Keaton mashed up the movies, too.
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Body parts were ground up, mashed up, turned into tinctures.
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"Imagine Steve McQueen's Shame mashed up with The Conversation," Barlow said.
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Company name is pronounced like "Pristine" mashed up with the word "steam".
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It won't get mashed up being carried around in your bag all day.
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It's been mashed up in ways it can't comprehend, and it's clearly suffering.
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One Vine user (RIP Vine) mashed up Jackson's hit with Beckham's touchdown celebration.
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Akira Yamaoka mashed up trip-hop, industrial sounds, and Americana to excellent effect.
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Turns out Stranger Things mashed up with Donald Trump interview clips works surprisingly well.
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This performance that mashed up Adele with Mozart is still knocking around our heads.
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"Mi Gente" was mashed up with Lopez's hit song "Love Don't Cost a Thing."
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The final outfit ... a shiny bra, underwear and heels mashed up with some fishnets.
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And when that display is mashed up against your face, it just doesn't feel natural.
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On Instagram, photographer Adrian Wilson mashed up Banksy's self-destruction stunt with the Kavanaugh news.
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Ridley, like Norman Lear almost a half century before, mashed up contemporary content with diverse characters.
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In "Sorted for Es and Whizz," Pulp buys tickets from a "mashed up bloke" in Camden.
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Her trunk, a dry, gray hose, was mashed up against a beam of the truck bed.
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I cook rolled oats on the stove with a mashed-up banana, cinnamon, walnuts, and brown sugar.
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My novels and poetry and musicals are my life story — just in a more mashed-up form.
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That's because the emoji aren't being mashed up in real time through some sort of AI system.
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Card of Darkness is sort of like a game of solitaire mashed up with a dungeon-crawling RPG.
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And back in 2016 Tony K even mashed up Game of Thrones music with 13 of 2Pac's raps.
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Yes, the salty brine is being mashed up with the famous icy drinks that dye your tongue bright colors.
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So, something akin to your favorite artists, mashed up with the Discovery Weekly playlist, and news bites peppered throughout.
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Contemporary pop music is so dolled up, mashed up, and overdone that it dilutes the industry as a whole.
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"Usually I just see eggplant all mashed up," Ann-Margret said in an attempt to explain away her confusion.
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I love the hyperactivity of the song and the mashed up vocals are out of tune just a tad.
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Never before has a bunch of mashed up avocados, corn-based flatbreads, and frozen sugar water ever been so politicized.
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Hunched over his gear, he mashed up hip-hop beats and raw guitar riffs, zany spoken word samples, and more.
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There was scarcely time to guess at what his ceiling might be before our faces were mashed up against it.
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Right now I probably have eight sun hats mashed up with reusable grocery bags in the back of my car.
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If you thought you couldn't love the Stranger Things music any more, you haven't listened to it mashed up with Beyoncé.
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The breadwinner was King's Quest, a family-friendly saga of gallant royals and mashed-up fairy tales created by Roberta Williams.
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Some of the band's music using reel-to-reel tape recorders sounds a bit like bagpipes mashed up with echoing electro influences.
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By the 2010s, the country had mostly fallen out of love with the creature it gave birth to: mashed up meat derivatives.
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Effectively, the product, called AP Election Buzz, is a lot like a political-focused Google Trends tool mashed up with Twitter data.
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Imagine, two of the greatest Nintendo 64 games, mashed up into one epic late '90s adventure featuring a lot of wahoo-ing.
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We served big platters of cold, jellied meats and swans made of mashed-up radish, with carrot beaks and black sesame eyes.
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"HAVE YOU," he shouts, yolk on his lips, "HEARD THE ONE WHERE "SHADDAP YOUR FACE" IS MASHED UP WITH "REIGN IN BLOOD?
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Simply hearing the matchmaker shout out the name "Fa Mulan" thrilled me, even though it abominably mashed up both Cantonese and Mandarin.
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She bundles old computers, televisions, shower curtains and sex dolls into disjunctive units that recall the mashed-up sculptures of Isa Genzken.
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"Originally what happened is they gave me those mashed up bananas with like blood, fake blood," actress Nell Tiger Free told MCM Buzz.
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An old-school sundae glass filled with soft serve-style ice cream and mashed-up, syrupy strawberries is placed in front of me.
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The fun wears off fairly quickly; there's only so many times you can listen to Sean Paul mashed up with the Jackson 5.
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Someone with a little (too much) time on his hands mashed up the intro from "The Office" with scenes from "The Avengers" movies.
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It gets mashed up with cilantro roots (you know, the ones you always throw away), along with some ginger, garlic, and white peppercorns.
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Classic novels are algorithmically transformed into surreal pastiches; wiki articles and tweets are aggregated and arranged by sentiment, mashed-up in odd combinations.
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Yahoo's assets are now being mashed up with those of AOL, which Verizon bought in 2015, into a horribly named new division called Oath.
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For years now, the Razer Blade has been the go-to laptop for gamers who want a little style mashed up with their function.
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Drake and Josh wasn't quite as iconic as Full House (nothing was), but it's interesting to see the two nostalgia factories get mashed up.
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Three years prior, there was Danger Mouse's Grey Album, which mashed up The White Album with a cappella tracks from Jay-Z's Black Album.
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Imagine if you mashed up newspapers, cable, radio and the internet into one outlet in the United States and you have the right idea.
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Better just to say that you submit to it, this red-orange tower of fruit, ice and condensed milk like a mashed-up sunrise.
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He put on retro Nirvana Kurt Cobain sunglasses that he had brought, but was mashed-up modern in his 2016 Kanye West Pablo hoodie.
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In this week's Halloween-themed episode, "October 31," spooky monster children are mashed up with Christine Lahti singing a pop song about saving the bees.
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In their own research, Dr. Mazzola and his colleagues added seed meal — the mashed-up husks of mustard and canola seeds — to apple orchard soil.
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Conor Culver mashed up an image of a bottle found in Florida with a shot of an octopus in Indonesia to create this final result.
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My hands were shaking as I drank the mushroom tea and spooned the mashed up truffles from the bottom of the teapot into my mouth.
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Sayonara Wild Hearts mashed up those two things together and came away with something wholly new, and is the rare game I want to replay.
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Imagine the New York-based immersive theater show Sleep No More, mashed up with classic Sierra On-Line adventure games, and you'll get the general idea.
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A shame, maybe, that a few non-predator guys got mashed up in the gears of the thing, but, hey, wasn't this an omelette-making enterprise?
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Here we get the god of the ocean mashed up with perhaps its most pathetic (by that we mean in the original sense, inspiring identification) inhabitant.
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Weimar book artists mashed up the styles of new art movements — Expressionism, New Objectivity, Constructivism, plus photography — to design unique and politically provocative covers and jackets.
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It's like capture the flag mashed up with one massive worldwide game of tug of war, with a bit of Matrix-y cyberpunk dressing slathered on top.
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Once a trap has done its job, it is picked up and taken to a laboratory where the collected insects are extracted, mashed up and analysed metagenomically.
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And the lineup may reflect a reality the fashion world has been struggling to accommodate — mashed-up men's and women's shows is one example — for some time.
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"It's the fabrics, it's the books, it's the exhibitions, it's the music" mashed up in Ms. Sui's collections that render her a compelling designer, Mr. Nothdruft said.
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Her smile is loud and infectious, and she paints her face with a paste of mashed-up mangrove seeds, turning it orange and protecting it from the sun.
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That's been a theme throughout his career, especially on Yeezus, where his ideas about fashion, slavery, and ex-girlfriends mashed up with Nina Simone samples didn't always connect.
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The other lengthy examples were a gritty dystopian flick (released in 1981, but set in the future), mashed up with a little dog, and a Beatles/lingerie situation.
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These are each, according to the book, the "most popular" dishes of Thailand and Finland, which are subsequently mashed up into kind of pad Thai mac and cheese.
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He mined the archive for ducks, camouflage, buffalo plaid and other traditional motifs, and adjusted fits, toyed with scale and mashed up disparate elements of the Bean vocabulary.
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This, we're told, is the mashed-up world in which we all must live: Everyone glides from platform to platform in a seamless meld of news, gossip and marketing.
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Saturday Night Live mashed up the two biggest headline-grabbing stories of the week for an unforgettable sketch depicting special counsel Robert Mueller as The Bachelor's remorseful leading man.
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The latest update, which recently started rolling out to iOS users as pointed out by the Los Angeles Times, ditches the "Friends" page that mashed up chats and stories.
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More than 20 durians were mashed up and continuously stirred over an open fire for four hot hours, before coconut oil was added and it was left to cool.
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These versions mashed up real, copyrighted audio from artists with fan-made lip-syncing videos, giving Vimeo users a workaround to listen to music without having to purchase it.
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Christmas is the season of overindulgence, so what better time to listen to the greatest emo songs of yesteryear mashed up with all the fattest singles from this one?
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The Seattle-based band has mashed up the Netflix show's theme song with "Laura's Theme" from Twin Peaks — you know, the one that's both tear-inducing and deeply scary.
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Instead of a mashed-up root vegetable, the dainty dumpling comes stuffed with a quail egg, and is topped with a plop of caviar and curls of gold leaf.
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For the Met, though, he has shifted gears to remix the museum's own collection, absorbing well-known objects from the galleries downstairs into mashed-up totems and table displays.
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Campy hoplites and temple maidens appear in dramatic photographs from 1970 by Pierre Zucca, whose collaborations with the great artist and writer Pierre Klossowski mashed up sex and economics.
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In fact, it's the mashed up stylistic markers of The Beguiled that make it so effective, especially as they skitter across the revenge plot humming along beneath the surface.
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This isn't the first time that someone has mashed up the titles of the historical drama Hidden Figures and the Denzel Washington-directed Fences, which is not about space travel.
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Guo Jiayu, a guide, tells a group of wide-eyed schoolchildren that, mashed up, such larvae could be part of the diet of astronauts should they reach the red planet.
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Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, who stole the show at the royal wedding, retweeted a video form a Dutch Twitter page which mashed up Harry and Meghan's nuptials with hilarious results.
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Filled with colorful aliens and completely drab human characters, it's as if the Cantina scene somehow got mashed-up with the campy spy hijinks of the "Our Man Flint" movies.
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But beyond the fact that these actresses seem to fancy this new grade of tear-away dresses, the mashed-up frock situation has been attempted by a few different designers.
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In some ways these artists don't even care about getting a headline spot at the Warehouse project; they just care about getting mashed up and bringing their mates along too.
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She thought to herself, "Ok, he's gotta be kind of handsome, but kind of a bad boy, but also kind of look like all these dudes mashed up together," she said.
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There's no moment in the show that can't be interspliced with 17 other moments, no song that can't be mashed up with some other performance happening in some completely separate storyline.
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" Don't let this ad's title mislead you: At no point do we get to see footage of X-wings and Y-wings mashed up with Pearl Jam's 1992 cagey hit "Breath.
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Or, more to the point, what you'd get if you mashed up the dialogue from the two previous scripts written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, Zombieland and G.I. Joe: Retaliation.
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He's since private messaged T-Pain, but in the meantime, GLASYS has mashed up T-Pain's Tiny Desk NPR performance with music of his own and the results are absolutely amazing.
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It's not a gawky, intentionally off-putting weirdness: songs like "DOA" and "Stiles" feel like someone mashed up the gentle keys of Lullatone with Quality Control's roster of Atlanta talent. HUSH.
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For many fans, the Star Wars universe can feel as real as our own; artists have mashed up Star Wars with Minecraft and skateboarding; one depicted the Empire invading Frankfurt Airport.
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After a few seconds, it was nothing more than a dripping, mashed-up ball of food in his hands that he was chomping at as if it was a big apple.
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The perpetual champion of hand-drawn animation's style is like cutting-edge anime mashed up with French surrealist art cartoons, so expect Ballmastrz: 9009 to be a feast for the eyes.
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"I just kind of mashed up the grapes, left them for a bit to get some skin contact, and then left them out in the sun for a while," shugs Ochota.
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" The "record player" comment in the debate was part of a slightly garbled version of that proposal, mashed-up with a reference to disputed research about the so-called "word gap.
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"If they're all wrapped together in foil and put at the bottom of the bag, they can get a little mashed up," said Chris Brandt, the chief marketing officer at Chipotle.
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"If they're all wrapped together in foil and put at the bottom of the bag, they can get a little mashed up," said Chris Brandt, the chief marketing officer at Chipotle.
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Miranda showed Aladdin some more love in a solo video in which he mashed up the movie's "One Jump Ahead" with songs from Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid and Mulan.
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Rogue One did much the same thing, putting together what is essentially a darker and edgier version of A New Hope mashed up with the battle scenes from Return of the Jedi.
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It featured customers who did not stand up for a high school student being bullied in the restaurant, even as they chose to report their "bullied" — mashed-up — burgers to the cashier.
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Lin's piece at Penn Station, called Eclipsed Time, is embedded in the ceiling near the 7th Avenue exit, and has the appearance of a downward-facing clock mashed up with a sundial.
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With serialized stories and a beyond-colorful group of terrific supporting players in its Kentucky setting, it felt like a very modern spin on the cop drama mashed up with a western.
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Within the simple, Disney-flavored morality of that first Kingdom Hearts, which mashed up Final Fantasy and Disney into a silly-but-compelling fable of a role-playing game, this makes perfect sense.
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While I'm at the early morning session at the brewery, a delivery of 70 kilos of bread toasted by by nearby E5 Bakehouse arrives, ready to be mashed up into the next batch.
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You have that opening sequence where different aliens meet humanity in space, year after year, each bringing their own unique look and style — and then everything gets mashed up together on space station Alpha.
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Then 22008 years old, Kaposztas mashed-up battle scenes from Star Blazers (the North American-localized version of the totemic Space Battleship Yamato) with the Beatles "All You Need Is Love" to #ironic effect.
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Tumblr user Mamalaz mashed up some choice GIFs from Adam Driver's, Harrison Ford's and Carrie Fisher's more recent films and TV shows (with a guest appearance from Uncle Billy Dee Williams) to hilarious results.
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Over a century later, history has mashed up the first saying and the second story and it's really impossible to know for sure what you're getting, a little bit like eating a hot dog.
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Someone just mashed up Britney Spears' "Toxic" with "Look What You Made Me Do," the first single off of Taylor Swift's upcoming album Reputation, and it's proof we need a duet between these two ASAP.
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SNL joked that in 2019, Netflix will "go crazy" and will buy every single TV pitch under the sun — including a spinoff of its hit show The Crown mashed up with Saved By the Bell.
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" Don't let this ad's title mislead you: At no point do we get to see footage of X-wings and Y-wings mashed up with Pearl Jam's raging 1992 hit "State of Love and Trust.
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The result of their AI's work is something 10-year-old me would have died to play, and actually looks a bit like the mashed-up "fantasy world" stages in 1985's Super Mario Bros.
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Ulmer was clearly experimenting with a new sort of melodrama; Heinz Roemheld's score — mashed-up themes from Liszt, Chopin, Brahms and Schumann — is said to be present in 55 out of the movie's 69 minutes.
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The 65-year-old actor found himself in hot water first when he accidentally mashed up the names of Hidden Figures and Fences during the Golden Globes, and again when Gabrielle Union blasted his non-apology.
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It's a seemingly straightforward "one last job" crime tale mashed up with a jukebox musical romance, part high-octane action flick and part music video, propelled by perfectly calibrated performances and a wicked sense of humor.
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To find out where they are, researchers at Trulia and LinkedIn mashed up metro-level data on local housing affordability and current job listings to see where recent grads face the best prospects of getting started.
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Nostalgia seems to be especially generative these days, in a media landscape where every old movie and TV show can now be easily accessed, mashed up, and rebooted, with the promise of a built-in audience.
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Her vocal floats over the three tracks, uniting them as if they had always been mashed-up in this glorious manner, and Santana's bassline is just as irresistible here as it is on Khaled's new version.
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Neo Yokio is a mashup of New York City as we know it and Tokyo, making for a sort of Big Hero 6-inspired setting (that film mashed up San Francisco and Tokyo to create San Fransokyo).
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She turned up wearing headgear that mashed up Lady Liberty's crown with traditional indigenous dress that was itself scrawled with the graffiti that landed her in trouble: "fiscalia rima con porqueria", or roughly "prosecutor rhymes with crap".
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Although it looks, feels and tastes like the real thing, their experiments suggested that it absorbs virtually no saliva, is easily mashed up by the tongue, and is roughly only one-fifteenth as sticky as normal bread.
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"But I really enjoyed it," Mr. Ruby said of the pressure to produce, after a yearlong gestation, a first collection that was so dense with ideas it felt like several collections mashed up on a single runway.
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Verhoeven versus Hari, it's good guy versus bad guy, white hat standing off against black hat—an old western from Tombstone, mashed up with an English style pantomime, right on cue for Xmas and the cold turkey season.
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We live in a world where every popular musical creation is now at risk of being swiftly spliced, twisted and mashed up like a potato for RTs by a bored kid in the Netherlands with an Ableton crack.
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For the hundreds of millions of WWE fans worldwide, WrestleMania is a yearly spectacle that's vaguely akin to the Super Bowl mashed up with the NASCAR Cup Series Championship — only with more pyrotechnics, elbow drops and curb stomps.
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For a segment on The Late Show, Stephen Colbert's team mashed up a selection of Trump's IRL responses with some made up questions from the audience — including everything from impeachment to the president's view on cheese and hamburgers.
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Adam Schleichkorn, the same guy who expertly mashed up the Muppets and the Beastie Boys, has used his editing prowess to help Grover, Elmo, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster and Telly cover "Tha Crossroads" by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.
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Season five of Orange sometimes feels like one of Shakespeare's great tragedies awkwardly mashed up with one of his great comedies, to the degree that some of the season's most horrifying scenes are immediately followed by a marriage proposal.
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The official trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming features shots of a fresh-faced Tom Holland daydreaming his way through high school mashed up with our Spandex-clad hero foiling crime with the kind of casual humor all good superheroes should possess.
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Based on this trailer, Passengers seems to be what would happen if you mashed up every great space sci-fi film ever, slammed a Michael Bay filter on it, and cast the two most bankable beautiful actors in starring roles.
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It's spreading, too: West Ham have forgotten that they're due a relegation and are chasing Champions League football, that Conor McGregor lad everyone loves got mashed up something silly, and the nicest man in sport got himself a red card.
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Quentin Tarantino's second film was also his breakthrough into the mainstream, with a story that mashed up the best of pulpy crime stories with the sorts of long, rambling (but entertaining) conversations that have become the director's stock in trade.
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That's why Ryan Murphy's FX horror anthology needed last year's Apocalypse: It mashed up two of AHS' most beloved seasons, Coven and Murder House, and added a dash of its most visually striking one, Hotel, for an extra jolt of excitement.
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YouTube channel Dark Pixel has mashed up Star Wars and Mario Kart, possibly two of the world's most crowd-pleasing diversions ever made, in a fun animation that recreates the final battle of Star Wars: A New Hope, the series' first installment.
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It kind of mashes up two very popular things, Sander and lo-fi beats to chill/study to, and if there's anything I know about contemporary culture, if there are two popular things, they are going to get mashed up fairly quickly.
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The ESC Game Theater's titles trend toward Mad Libs-style randomness: sports like football and basketball mashed up with feudal warfare and vacuum cleaners; a race to put hats on animals; and a game called Fruit Tattoo, in which players smash fruit to acquire tattoos.
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If you mashed up the dark technological futurescape of Black Mirror with the victim-turned-vigilante plot line of a superhero movie, you might get something a bit like iBoy: the new Netflix original film starring Maisie Williams in one of the lead roles.
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Wright first mashed up getaway drivers and music with the 2002 music video for Mint Royale's "Blue Song" — a video that makes a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in Baby Driver — but it's an idea he's been pondering for more than two decades.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing a Facebook News Feed of sorts, Ithaca Audio breaks down the history of rock and roll in 15 minutes using 384 rock stars, 84 guitarists, 64 songs, and 44 drummers in one crazy and totally awesome mashed up song.
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It's … fine, a contemporary spin on funk and R&B that at times sounds like Earth Wind & Fire's "September"—forthcoming single "Sunny"—mashed up with the sort of female-fronted pop song that would use one of those ubiquitous "HEY!" choruses (recent single "Haters").
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It's followed by "Tiger," which jumps back to the '80s to combine a viral remix of "Ghostbusters" that Cicierega made in 2015 with INXS's "Need You Tonight" and multiple "Eye of the Tigers" — that is, Survivor's iconic Rocky III theme, mashed up with itself.
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She started her set swinging from an art deco building, Miami mashed up with NYC, wearing in a leather bodysuit and a long, flowing pink skirt — invoking the monster energy of King Kong but the feminine looks of the girl King Kong holds hostage.
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What was once the domain of the film essayist — made famous by artists such as Jean-Luc Godard, who mashed up movie clips with critical narration in his seminal "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" — can now be done in a few minutes by a teenager with a smartphone.
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To find out more, I headed down to the Brixton Academy comeback shows and chatted with punters about how The Streets affected their lives (and, like the mashed up European Bob character in "Weak Become Heroes," managed to stumble and grin my way into every picture). Alright!
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But what a rollicking little masterpiece this book is, truly one of the most delightful, hilarious, intelligent novels I've stumbled across in recent years, a wholly original work written in a wonderful mashed-up language that mixes high academic prose, black slang and Yiddish to great effect.
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Aesthetically, the game looks and feels much like Crypt of the NecroDancer, which itself was a retro-inspired pixel art game, if you mixed and mashed up its music and art style with the class top-down Zelda approach of A Link to the Past and Link's Awakening.
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If you'd tuned in during the early 13s, you would have caught a bar-for-bar face off between Wiley and Dizzee in someone's smokey kitchen, and in later years, the sound of Oneman or Skream shaping a new genre from mashed up 2-step and garage tracks.
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For fans of John Wick, The Pelican Brief, Rain Man, the Jason Bourne movies, RED, and Anna Kendrick who were secretly hoping to get all these elements mashed up into one movie, it's laughable but surprisingly engaging, and unlike John Wick, this film gets by without any blatant puppy-murder.
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In the inaugural solo show of Hamtramck's new KO Gallery — headquarters for the Heavenly Dogs art collective, of which Kasztelan is a member — this young artist presents her apocalyptic assemblages of female youth culture in a show with an appropriately mashed-up title, Wet Hot American Queen of the Damned.
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The series dealt with issues like body image, sexual identity, and race, with comic runs like Maggie the Mechanic (which featured a mashed-up world of punk, dinosaurs, and science fiction through the lens of a brash female protagonist) helping to spur those conversations long before anyone else in comics talked about 'em.
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He doesn't even finish his own story, but is cut off by his wife Molly's torrential interior monologue, surely literature's defining instance of "stream of consciousness" and a gloriously fragmented finale to a novel so mashed up and wonderful and horrifying it would be loved and loathed all the way down to the present moment, modernism's most infamous book.
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When the beta for Minecraft Earth (think the building concepts of Minecraft mashed up with the real-world wandering/augmented reality/collecting concepts of Pokémon GO) first went live back in July, it did so with a catch or two: it only worked on iOS, and only players in Seattle or London were actually able to play.
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The song choice had a not-at-all subtle message also: "Let's Get Loud" mashed up with a moment of Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." It was a call to women, a nod that says we see you, but it was also a moment for Dreamers and immigrants, who have faced incredible adversity under the Trump administration.
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In The Times, Michiko Kakutani wrote about St. Aubyn's "remarkable" series: "The books are written with an utterly idiosyncratic combination of emotional precision, crystalline observation and black humor, as if one of Evelyn Waugh's wicked satires about British aristos had been mashed up with a searing memoir of abuse and addiction, and injected with Proustian meditations on the workings of memory and time."
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European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman by Theodora Goss One of my favorite novels of 2017 was Theodora Goss' The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter, which mashed up a number of characters from classic horror stories — like Mary Jekyll, Beatrice Rappaccini, Catherine Moreau, Justine Frankenstein, Sherlock Holmes, and Dr. Watson — in an adventure that explored and dissected the role that women played in those books.
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As part of it, the French critic and curator argued that the dominant cultural figure of our era was the D.J. This was two years before Danger Mouse mashed up the Beatles and Jay Z to create "The Grey Album," released the same year a young graduate student from Chicago was germinating ideas of his own about mixing up all kinds of cultural stuff.
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The highest-quality memers online today — much like offline traditional comedians — do two things exceptionally well: And that's what the person behind Elara Pictures' Instagram account did when they mashed up Supreme Court nominee and alleged attempted rapist Brett Kavanaugh's braying confirmation hearing testimony with the iconic Big Kahuna Burger scene from Pulp Fiction, in which Samuel L. Jackson's character Jules Winnfield masterfully demolishes a man named Brett.
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The team also used a rather analog method to make sure it was an actual chemical process helping the caterpillars get rid of the plastic, and not just some voracious, bag-centric appetite: "To confirm it wasn't just the chewing mechanism of the caterpillars degrading the plastic, the team mashed up some of the worms and smeared them on polyethylene bags, with similar results," a summary of the study reads.
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The fair also features some excellent 20th century throwbacks: Galerie Fledermaus is showing a nice collection of Egon Schiele prints; Jerald Melberg Gallery is showing works by Romare Bearden, Helen Frankenthaler, and Wolf Kahn; and McCormick Gallery is showing striking collages by the late abstract painter Jack Roth, which feature magazine images — shots of Elizabeth Taylor, a nude mid-jumping-jack — mashed up with his signature color fields.
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Beloved for its wood-printed scarves — which are conveyed along the international style route by such retailers as Playmountain in Tokyo and the Hammer Museum shop in Los Angeles — the label recently grew to include topstitched quilts and flat rugs known as dhurries that reflect, as Hopie explains, the subcontinent's "mashed-up" confluence of overland influences: including "pre-partition" cotton weaving techniques, the dusky desert palette and the visual principles of jaali, stacked geometric forms found in Mughal and Islamic architecture.
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In another interview with Wired on Wednesday, the CEO compared issues of regulation and community management to the flexibility granted food companies when determining how many mashed-up bugs they're okay with ending up in the food:So my understanding with food safety is there's a certain amount of dust that can get into the chicken as it's going through the processing, and it's not a large amount—it needs to be a very small amount—and I think there's some understanding that you're not going to be able to fully solve every single issue if you're trying to feed hundreds of millions of people—or, in our case, build a community of 2 billion people—but that it should be a very high standard, and people should expect that we're going to do a good job getting the hate speech out.
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Over the past several days, and after months of increasingly erratic behavior, co-founder and CEO Brandon Truaxe has reportedly fired the company's entire U.S. team, including its sole U.S.-based PR executive; announced plans to open 10 new NYC-based stores in the next few months; called out an article published in the Sunday Times two years ago, suggesting that the magazine fire "the sloppy, careless editor who made me partake in that hideous photo and then mashed up so many wrong 'facts' on paper"; posted an ill-advised, unauthorized photo of a homeless man sitting outside Deciem's Fifth Avenue store; attacked a (former) fan who questioned that decision in the comments and shared a screenshot of her personal information in a now-deleted post, then apologized and, according to Racked, offered her $20,000 in products.
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