Rest in peace.
Remembering Beastie Boys’ Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch: A video tribute
Along with his bandmates, Yauch was “responsible for rap’s first big move from the New York streets to the manicured lawns of American suburbs,” says Christopher R. Weingarten at SPIN. His death at such a young age hits especially hard, says Kyle Buchanan at New York, as Yauch “managed to pack that short lifetime with so many indelible accomplishments”: Grammy Awards, a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, and more. Among Yauch and the Boys’ most celebrated contributions are their innovative, ground-breaking music videos, several of which Yauch directed himself under the pseudonym Nathaniel Hornblower.
As fans and the music industry mourn Yauch’s death, here’s a look back at some of the Beastie Boys’ most iconic music videos
what a beautiful look - head to toe, left and right.
Ginnifer Goodwin wears eco-friendly dress to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Ginnifer Goodwin looked like a million bucks at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C., Saturday night — but her dress was only $299.
The Once Upon a Time star — a guest of NPR — wore a voluminous light gray creation from the new H&M Exclusive Glamour Conscious Collection, a line of eco-friendly dresses and separates already seen on the red carpet on stars like Michelle Williams, Viola Davis,Kristin Davis and Amanda Seyfried.
“I wanted something that was very earth-friendly,” the actress told PEOPLE on her way into the event. “That was critical.”
Goodwin’s gown is a limited edition piece; only 1,000 were made, and each is individually numbered. The dress features white organic cotton and silk bouclé at the top, with an organza plissé meringue skirt. There’s a concealed zipper in back, and Goodwin customized the gown by adding a black belt and a statement clutch from Stark, too.
Her dress fit in beautifully with all of the Monique Lhuilliers and Marchesas — but has a price we can actually afford!
The Living Bridge of Meghalaya, India - bridges made out of tree roots. A beautiful example of man+nature. If you want to cut to the chase, start from about 2:30.

beautiful graphic representation. makes me smile.
The Wheel of Worry
By Andrew Kuo, for the NY Times Magazine, via Aesthetics of Joy
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option on mac. I mean, it’s not like, mindboggling but it’s pretty cool.