Killers, crooks and vampires: Thrilling pages from Penny Dreadfuls
The “penny dreadful” was the name given to an incredible publishing phenomenon that flourished in Victorian Britain between the mid-1830s and the early 1900s. The…
The “penny dreadful” was the name given to an incredible publishing phenomenon that flourished in Victorian Britain between the mid-1830s and the early 1900s. The…
Here’s something at least mildly amusing of your midday yucks: Vines of fast-talking auctioneers with hip-hop beats! There’s not much say as the videos certainly…
American Psycho gnome here. If you, like me, are tending a garden and feel it needs something extra… then why not adorn it with with…
An early promo shot of Danish band Mabel with a shirtless teenage Michael Trempenau (aka Mike Tramp of hair metal band White Lion) second from…
At its best the VHS cassette cover was a mini work of art telling you everything that’s good about the movie inside the box. At…
An unused fake mug shot of John Belushi taken during the filming of ‘The Blues Brothers.’ I must admit a bit of bias when it…
Salvador Dali loved the Marx Brothers. He loved their madcap, anarchic comedy. In particular Dali loved Harpo Marx–the blonde corkscrew-haired comic mime whose visual comedy–unlike…
Peter Pontiac’s illustration from Muziek Expres of Lou Reed. The small caption on the bottom right reads ‘Junkies Ain’t funky!’ Muziek Expres was an edgy…
John Waters’ sculptures of ‘baby’ versions of Michael Jackson and Charles Manson. Back in 2006, the multi-talented and wonderfully boundary-pushing director, author, screenwriter, and noted…
Lemmy being Lemmy back in the day with a few of his close, personal friends. In this brief clip from an interview Lemmy did in…