Wales's Stephen Black, a.k.a. Sweet Baboo, puts his heart and his influences on his sleeve in this new video for "If I Died...," where Black's Wizard of Oz-like disembodied head floats after a love interest who's more interested in examining Daniel Johnston records. The twee (after all, the stage name comes from Peanuts) melancholy is balanced by self-aware humor and, more important, snappy drums and horns.
Sweet Baboo's fourth album and first North American release, Ships, comes out April 23 on Moshi Moshi records.
We've had our eye on artist Jaimie Warren since 
3. People of BroNYCon, prepare yourselves: this amazing Etsy shop by 
4. The poster for the 
7. Facebook removed this famous Guillot photograph from the French art museum Jeu de Paume's page for violating its guidelines -- because, you know, that lady is half-naked. Come on, Facebook. [via 
Per this set photo from Mad Men's new season, '70s fashions will be on the show. Does this mean Don will be rocking mutton chops and kerchiefs, too? Or will that prove too hip for him, only remind him of death and send him into a whiskey-fueled tailspin and the bed of some lady? (Duh, the latter!) Cantwaitforthisshowtocomeback. [
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Our new favorite Twitter feed: 
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Behold, the new Hamilton Beach breakfast sandwich maker. The Paper kitchen really needs this. [
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David Bowie playing ping-pong. Happy Friday! [
Last night, SoCal
daft punks Cosmic Kids (Ron Poznansky and Dan Ternow) celebrated the
release of their stellar nu-disco 12-inch on Chit Chat Records (hand
silk-screened and numbered, no less) at the SPiN Standard ping-pong club
at the Standard, Downtown LA. Fueled by cans of PBR and
custom paddles courtesy of Pabst Blue Ribbon, midweek partiers bobbed
their heads while working on their backhands as Chit Chat label head
Tony Adams laid down a chunky, chugging disco set (despite a steady
stream of errant ping-pong balls) that included both sides of the Cosmic
Kids single -- the spacey, soaring "Freight To My Soul" (embedded below) and its B-side, a
disco edit of Fleetwood Mac's "Never Going Back Again" -- alongside
classics like Marvin Gaye's "Got To Give It Up" and remixes of fellow LA
disco revivalists Poolside and Classixx. 
Meet Bradley Callahan, 26, Bushwick's latest fashion maverick and mind behind the delicious label BCALLA. Callahan's creative aesthetic -- a mash-up of skin tight S&M apparel and futuristic silhouettes -- have been donned by major NYC nightlife figures like 
Describe the essence of BCALLA. 
How did your pieces end up in Azealia Banks' closet? 
Dear Mr. Mickey,
Biggest Movie Star-Turned-Political Point of Reference: Jane Fonda. I don't completely know the details of the thing but basically she was mentioned in Congress by Rand Paul (I think) while discussing drones targeting American citizens. So she's back in the news.-- Mr. Mickey
Biggest Generational Divider: Hedi Slimane's Saint Laurent show. While most of the established fashion media 
Vanity Fair Photo Booth Pic that Made Us Feel Weirdest: Chelsea Handler, Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux, André Balazs, Dave Grohl, and Jordyn Blum. Ya know, the gang. -- ET
Vanity Fair Photo Booth Pics That Made Us Hope These Two Are Really a Couple and Love Each Other: 
1. Why is Topanga (aka Danielle Fishel) on the cover of Maxim? We get that she has a show to promote, but Maxim? [via 
2. We know, we know. [via 
3. Jessica Walter, who plays Lucille Bluth on Arrested Development, opened up about her chicken dance: "We all had to come up with our own dance. All I could think was to flap my wings. I [also thought] about Lucille always being a little bit tipsy during the day and what that might look like while she's doing this chicken thing. Somehow the coodle doodle doo came out." [via 
4. More reason to look forward to spring: there will be new public art when it warms up! In April, Tony Smith will erect a large steel sculpture in Bryant Park; in May, Philip Haas's large busts (pictured above) will be on display at the New York Botanical Garden and Imran Qureshi will paint the floor of the roof of the Met to reflect the foliage of Central Park. [via 
6. The space of the now out-of-business bodega that was between Rocco's Pastry Shop and Bleecker Street Records was just sold to Carré d'Artistes, a European gallery chain that often highlights affordable work by lesser known artists. [via 
8. There's just so much to love about our new favorite Tumblr, 
Scumbag Steve and Grumpy Cat hung out at SXSW. FOMO to the millionth degree. [via 
But this is how they actually are.
But is that the causation? Or is that a result of the correlation between cool leather jackets and attracting lots and lots of babes? [via 
Iowa Fashion Week began this week. And, in other news, the word "innovate" has already been used 650,000 times at SXSW. [via 
In 2009, when the economy bottomed out and business was slow, designer and art director Peter Buchanan-Smith decided it was time to take matters into his own hands. He launched Best Made Company with a small series of beautifully designed axes with colorful painted handles, designed in New York and produced in Maine. "The axe was a valuable tool we wanted people to use," Buchanan-Smith says. "But it was also very symbolic and it was a perch to start this sort of company."
In the wake of the Biebs' 
Highlights: The '50s teen crooner found major success with hits like "Lonely Boy," "Puppy Love" and "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" and was able to make a fairly smooth transition into an adult performer. In fact, the 70-year-old is still touring the country singing, and you can catch him tonight at the 
Highlights: The recently deceased Fisher was famous first as a teen idol and then for his marriage to Debbie Reynolds. He made real headlines, however, when he ditched Debbie for Elizabeth Taylor, à la Brangelina in the '60s. Struggles with drugs and alcohol followed and Fisher fell off of the pop charts. He resurfaced in later years when daughter Carrie Fisher sold her memoirs and famously reconciled with him. 
Highlights: Rising to fame in The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet, a show largely based on his own family, Nelson became a pop star but sadly died in 1985 in a plane crash. In 1987, he was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 
Highlights: Cassidy was every '70s girl's dream as Keith Partridge on The Partridge Family. Following the end of the show, Cassidy had additional TV roles, though none as high profile. Today Cassidy lives in Florida with his third wife and continues to tour as a singer.
Highlights: The breakout of The Osmond Brothers, Donny went on to host a variety show with his sister, Marie, called Donny and Marie. By the late '70s, his career was waning but a decade later, he recorded more music that had fair-to-middling success. Osmond has performed on Broadway and hosted the game show Pyramid.
Highlights: The Monkees frontman who, sadly, 
Highlights: Born to showbiz parents, Garrett acted in movies such as Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice and Walking Tall as a kid but made his real mark on the Tiger Beat set with his music career. At 14, however, Garrett started experimenting with drugs and, at 17, crashed his car while high, leaving the other passenger -- who was also his best friend -- paralyzed. After a brief stint hosting VH1's 8-Track Flashback, Garrett was arrested for trying to purchase drugs from undercover cops. After more arrests and stints in rehab, Garrett released another album in 2007, Three Sides of...
Highlights: Known to many as Chachi on Happy Days and, later, Joanie Loves Chachi, Baio also recorded a few albums in the 80s before starring in Charles in Charge. Most recently the actor resurfaced in the late aughts with two VH1 reality shows, Scott Baio is 45...and Single and Scott Baio is 46...and Pregnant, which centered on his life as a ladies' man and, later, as a new father.
Highlights: One of "the Coreys," Feldman burst onto the scene with roles in Stand By Me, The Goonies, Gremlins and The Lost Boys. After struggling with drug addiction, Feldman went to rehab and cleaned up his act. Most recently, he appeared on reality shows The Surreal Life and The Two Coreys, which centered on his friendship with fellow '80s idol, Corey Haim.
Highlights: The other member of "the Coreys," Haim got his start with roles in Lucas and The Lost Boys. Like Corey Feldman, early fame and success led to excessive drugs and partying for Haim. He wasn't able to replicate his success in the '90s and '00s aside from appearing with Feldman in The Two Coreys. Tragically, Haim died in 2010 after an apparent overdose at the age of 38.
Highlights: Everyone's favorite (and hot) big brother, Mike Seaver, on Growing Pains, Cameron married a Growing Pains guest star, acted in a few more low-profile roles and found religion. The born-again Christian and his wife founded Camp Firefly, a camp for seriously ill children. He also has a television ministry called The Way of the Master.
Highlights: The bad boy every '90s girl (or gay boy) had a crush on, Keegan is probably most remembered for roles in Camp Nowhere and 10 Things I Hate About You. Though his 
Highlights: The Home Improvement star also had memorable roles in Tom and Huck and The Lion King before leaving acting to enroll at Columbia. A few months ago his TV mom, Patricia Richardson, 
Highlights: Biebs' mentor had success as a teen R&B artist and blew up in the mid-aughts with hits like "Yeah" and "Burn" from Confessions. Also, he was in She's All That! He's still a successful singer who recently played the Super Bowl.
Highlights: A late '90s/early aughts dreamboat with lead roles in She's All That, I Know What You Did Last Summer and Scooby Doo, Prinze married '90s/00s dream girl Sarah Michelle Gellar (a.k.a. Buffy), with whom he has a daughter. For a brief time in the late '00s, Prinze worked at WWE as a producer before leaving in 2011. 
Highlights: Another '90s/00s heartthrob, Walker's photos plastered many a middle school locker after roles in She's All That and Varsity Blues. He followed up with more adult roles in The Fast and the Furious franchise and continues to act.
Highlights: Riding the late '90s boy band wave, Backstreet Boy Nick Carter's little bro had success with pop hits like "Aaron's Party (Come Get It)." (Also: Remember when Lindsay Lohan and Hilary Duff 
Highlights: The one-time N'Syncer has had a hugely successful career as a solo artist and actor and should deeply consider joining the cast of SNL full-time. He 
