Don’t lie we all know you used to sneak into your sisters room to brush the powder pink hair of her My Little Pony while making some chronic cup cakes in her Easy Bake Oven.  It’s OK, but if that desire to see that piece of plastic trot, with its pretty bows, all over your sisters Barbie Play House themed room still burns inside of you, you should check out the fresh takes on My Little Pony at the Pony Project.  To read more information about the Pony Project click here, and to see some images of the Pony Project click here.

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Frank151 is currently in Reykeyjarvik, Iceland checking out the Iceland Airwaves music festival.  What an incredible city with a thriving music and art scene.  Last night saw excellent performances from local act Twisted Minds Crew featuring the talents of highly regarded Reykeyjarvik producer Beat Makin Troopa, as well as a very well received performance by U.S. group The Perceptionists.  I am sure there were many other great acts who we didn’t catch as every night there is more performances than we can take in.  Seems like everyone is a musician or creating in some way out here, which makes for a nice positive scene (except for a gram of weed is $50).  One nice find so far is the fresh beats of local producer DJ Intro.  Something for you to relax to, check it out here.

Frank wants to give a special thanks to Alphonse Capone Enterprises and their Tommy Guns Vodka.  This vodka isn’t for your typical college sorority girl who puts her family to shame after two sips of her Smirnoff Raspberry Twist and Crystal Light.  This is the Roaring Twenties a decade that brought bathtub gin, rumrunners, Flappers, and who could forget the fresh sound of Dixieland.  After drinking from the barrel of the Tommy Gun not only did I break out into the Charleston, but I realized that this vodka has a straight taste.  This product is worth the time out of your internet porn canoodling to take a gander at.  Check it here.

Who knew fertilization could be such a battle? Missing their mark andlanding on the stomach, a group of sperm cells must make their way insidethe woman and find the egg- an elusive and well dressed prize. Along theway, the sperm cells encounter numerous enemies including, Kleenex, soapand the body’s defenses. Some cells die along the way and in the end onlyone can be victorious in the mission. This is the story of DaisukeKoshikawa’s play, We Are the Sperm Cells, performed by the D.K. Hollywoodcomedy troupe. The show is back in New York for a limited time, encorepresentation. It is in Japanese with an English narration so some of thejokes are lost on non-Japanese speakers, but with this plot the jokes arenot difficult to infer. It’s not all comedy though, because the battle isreally a symbol for peace, "We, human beings, have gone through theseverest fight before being born to this world. Do we really need to fighteach other any more?"

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World-renowned contemporary artist Lee Quinones is on a ride from New York City to Miami, Florida.  Lee is trying to raise money for the Hurricane Katrina victims.  Show Lee some support by pledging some money for his 1,600 mile ride.  In addition to his bike ride, Lee will create original artwork that will be incorporated with the frame of the bike.  After arriving in Miami, South Miami Beach hot spot, Buck15 will feature some of Lee Quinones’ solo art on December 2nd.  For more information click here.

Its been 20 years since a movie of this genre has been released, but now, available October 11th, you can cop the DVD "Bomb the System."  This movie, originally released in 2002, is a graffed out tale about a 19-year-old writer, and his crew, who put all of their ambitions into bombing the streets.  The fun dries up quick when the NYPD gets involved.  With the musical credits going to Def-Jux’s El-P, this is a must have DVD, even for the people who have never seen a spray can.  Check the sight here.

Have you ever been cruisin’ into your local corner store for some of those delicious apple pies and have the urge to loot the store, but you happened to leave your ski-mask at home?  Your problem has been solved.  Now, courtesy of Anticon; they have created a hoodie ski-mask hybrid that combines the comfort-ability of a hoodie with the menacing terror of a ski-mask.  Local shopkeepers beware.  Check it out here.

Hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, street artist The Mac paints reality on to windows as well as walls. He is known for his lifelike portraits and murals that could rival Kodak for clarity. Mac works with in diverse mediums, namely spray paint, acrylic and stained glass. Here’s what the artist himself has to say about his work.