The Science Of Sleep, DIY Instagram, #TBT 1951 And More!

August 8, 2013 Subscribe · Forward The Science Of Sleep We spend a vast percentage of our lives sleeping, and most of us have no clue how we look or act in this altered state. Enter Ted Spagna, a photographer devoted to documenting the sleeping habits and positions of others.  Continue reading... Ash May Hold Stolen Art's Secret #TBT: 25 Reasons We Miss 1951 Who Needs Instagram Filters When You Have Bleach, Soda And Medicine? LOOK: A Photo Of Swimsuit Police In 1922 No, That's Not Snow White LOOK: Disney Characters Get Disturbing Makeovers Surprising Portraits From The Gaps Of Subway Cars The Most Breathtaking Photos From Around The World This Week LOOK: Disney Characters Get Disturbing Makeovers LOOK: A Photo Of Swimsuit Police In 1922 The Science Of Sleep ANNE MARGARET DANIEL Bob Dylan, 'Pretty Saro,' Another Self Portrait The marvelous thing about Dylan's "Pretty Saro" is his voice. Who ever said Dylan couldn't sing? "Pretty Saro" solidly puts paid to the ancient, variably attributed one-liner about Dylan's singing voice sounding like a dog with its leg caught in a barbed-wire fence. Continue reading... STEVE MARIOTTI Meeting Diana Ross -- An Artist Entrepreneur In the late '50s, Berry Gordy founded Motown Records and discovered Diana Ross, the lead singer for The Supremes. Little did I know, that 30 years later after she had sold millions of her albums, this legendary artist would reinvent herself and become a very successful entrepreneur. Continue reading... STEVEN SUSKIN Aisle View: In Search of a Safe (Sag) Harbor Chad Beguelin's warm and funny Harbor is about a gay couple living in a perfectly-designed Greek revival bungalow in Sag Harbor that looks like a wedding cake. Continue reading... LIZ INSOGNA Hello Nasty Hello Nasty, a group show curated by Chris Bors, which takes its name from the fifth studio album by the Beastie Boys, is up at Cindy Rucker Gallery till August 9th. Continue reading... SUSANNE MENTZER Youth That Is Not Wasted on the Young These young people think outside the box and are spreading a needed enthusiasm for the basic primal art of classical singing that should not be allowed to disappear no matter what the current technological and economic trends show. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003