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Sacha Baron Cohen as the Dictator dumps ashes of 'Kim Jong Il' on Ryan Seacrest

 
 

Sacha Baron Cohen certainly knows how to make an entrance — and spice up an otherwise tame Oscars red carpet. The actor and performance artist rolled up to Sunday’s awards in a white Rolls-Royce stretch limo with green Republic of Wadiya flags, all dignitary-like. As threatened, Baron Cohen arrived dressed as his latest alter ego, Gen. Aladeen, from The Dictator. He brought a pair of models in sexy military garb as his dates, rather …

 

 

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Chalk Art Showing Famous Characters Around The World

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Today we all know that street art is quite popular, especially pavement art. It is easy to spot, and the materials are simple, you only need a box of colored chalk. Here is a selection of some really nice pavement art found around the world, which shows famous characters. They are all unique: Wicked Witch of the West: Made during the 2010 International Chalk Festival in Florida by artist Jennifer Nichols Chaparro. It took her about 19 hours to …

 

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Lego Bricks Turn Into Significant Art Work

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Imagine that your job is to be a full-time child and to play with Lego all day. That is Sean Kenney‘s every day life! He uses Lego bricks and toys to create about anything that you can think of. Whether it’s magnificent sculptures, portraits or other kinds of artwork. His art pieces come in all sizes, some are tiny, others are huge. His children books have inspired kids all over the world to create nice things themselves, which is a…

 

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Bullet Shots Make Peaceful Art

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Walton Creel makes shooting look so innocent. The Alabama-based artist uses a rifle with .22 caliber bullets and shoots on 4′ x 6′ white painted aluminum panels to make great images of beautiful animals in the Southern wildlife. Animals that often get shot during hunting, like deer, rabbits, owls and other birds. His project is called De-Weaponizing The Gun and from far away it doesn’t look like bullet shots, so it is more int…