Twenty-six-year-old fashion model Rick Genest, who starred in Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" video and walked Thierry Mugler Men's Fall 2011 runway,
puts Dermablend's concealers to the test in the brand's "Go Beyond The Cover" campaign.
A team of three makeup artists worked in just one day using about 4 tubes of Dermablend Professional Leg and Body Tattoo Primer and Leg and Body Cover to conceal Genest's skeletal tattoos from the waist up. In the jaw-dropping, three-minute clip, we see the final result.
posted by Leisure_Muffin
on Oct 21, 2011 -
95 comments
For more than a decade
E-Sword: The sword of the lord with an electronic edge has been the standard electronic bible available as freeware to anyone with a computer. E-sword is a fantastic resource for anyone wanting to get to know the bible better, whether you are reading from a devotional, historical, critical, or literary standpoint; or just have a habit of getting into arguments with street pastors, doorknockers, or religious relatives and like to win.
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posted by Blasdelb
on Oct 21, 2011 -
40 comments
Earlier this summer, a little-known '80s singer named R.P. Astley, responsible for a few blips on the radar such as "
Eternally Conjoined" and "
Under No Circumstances Will I Ever Release You"
(the latter of which created a brief meme in which one would "PaulTumble" one's friends by pretending to point them to the video, but instead sending them to something quite interesting and novel instead) has released
*fist clench, drawing-in gesture aimed at camera* a new track, "
Lights Out," his first new song in 17 years
*hand gesture at camera*.
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posted by WCityMike
on Sep 9, 2010 -
89 comments
Rick Astley and
Foster's Home for Imaginary Kids conduct
the largest rickroll in recorded history, when you consider how much of America tunes into the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. (And maybe the first live, in-person rickroll with Astley himself?) (SLYT)
posted by WCityMike
on Nov 27, 2008 -
87 comments
Meet Rick and Steve : The Happiest Gay Couple In All The World. The animated series follows a gay couple, Rick and Steve, and other couples from their (fictional) town, West Lahunga Beach. Rick (voiced by
Will Matthews from MTV's "Punk'd") is Steve's stay-at-home partner. He is a genius but very insecure. Steve (voiced by
Peter Paige, best known as Emmet Honeycutt from "Queer As Folk") is a real estate broker and devotee of the gym.
Margaret Cho lends her voice to the character Condie Ling. The computer generated animated series began airing on
Logo on July 10, 2007, and is based on the 1999 short films of the same name from creator
Quenton Allan Brocka. Let the comedic stereotyping begin! In animation form, anyway. (Episodes 1-5 available in three parts each from the first link.) Not quite safe for work. Or the easily offended.
posted by gummi
on Aug 25, 2007 -
27 comments
