This is totally frickin cool. Check out Beyonce being created to her own music. LOVE IT!

Perez Hilton, by Spicy Pants.

Sorry I haven’t done any of these in awhile. I only do them when I’m in the mood, and I obviously haven’t felt like it lately. Thought you guys would enjoy this one.

I always love Valentine’s Day because the celebrity gossip blogging artists go all out with their faux-Valentines.

This year is no different..

From GalleryoftheAbsurd:

From PrettyontheOutside.com:

It’s all about Beckham, baby!

Controversial sculptor and artist Daniel Edwards’ latest creation is the ‘The Oprah Sarcophagus’, a bronze sculpture made in the likeness of Queen Oprah herself.

The full figured Oprah is depicted as voluptuous and strong, although some think the statue is in poor taste due to it being ‘unflattering’. (Unflattering? Bitch would love to have those titties!) Others say it doesn’t look anything like her. Who knows what they are talking about because I think the statue is dead-on! Have you ever seen Oprah without makeup? It’s totally her.

Edwards is the same sculptor who created the Britney ass-baby sculpture as well as the dead Paris Hilton spread eagle piece. Genius!

Source

Gallery of the Absurd revamps the American Greetings Jamie Lynn Spears Zoey 101 Valentines Day card.

From Gallery of the Absurd

From Pretty on the Outside

From Distortait

Rolling Stone magazine put together this cool collage of Pearl Jam posters from over the years.

I have always been a fan of album art, posters and such. Living in Seattle in the early 90’s I definitely remember seeing a lot of their posters around town.

Las Vegas, Nevada. July 11, 1998.

“Not only do I remember this gig, but recall seeing someone in the crowd who looked exactly like that.” — Eddie Vedder, Knoxville, Tennessee. September 6, 1998.

Ode to the Crocodile Hunter. Melbourne, Australia. February 18-20, 2003.

“Organized this show to raise funds combating prostate cancer at the request of Johnny Ramone. He was dying and his friends were doing whatever we could do not just to keep him alive, but to make him happy. John Frusciante flew in from thousands of miles away after the end of a Peppers tour. [Chris] Cornell came up. It was also the day I told loved ones we were expecting a child. It wasn’t just a life or death gig … it was life and death — emotional. Turned out to be the last time Johnny saw myself or the band play live. He was happy, I was proud. I’m thankful he stuck around so my daughter could meet her Uncle John.” — Eddie Vedder on the Benefit for the Prostate Center. Santa Barbara, California. October 28, 2003.

Detroit, Michigan. March 22, 2006.

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See the rest of the posters here.