by William Jacobson
I wonder which one it is!
Artwork of the Day: The Clever Sister (by William Jacobson)
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Artwork of the Day: Mum’s The Word For Murder (by Robert McGinnis)
by Robert McGinnis
This is from 1964. I don’t know why I find the guitar to be menacing but I do.
Music Video of the Day: Beautiful Ride by Dewey Cox (2007, Dir. by Jake Kasdan)
This is from the end of my favorite musical biopic, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. It’s a beautiful ride, indeed.
Enjoy!
Artwork of the Day: The Skipper (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
This cover might be my favorite cover of all time. It was published in 1937. Unfortunately, the identity of the artist is unknown.
Music Video of the Day: Idiot Boyfriend by Jimmy Fallon (2002, Dir by ????)
Long before he became the host of the Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon was everyone’s idiot boyfriend!
Enjoy!
Artwork of the Day: Private Detective Stories (by Allen Gustav Anderson)
by Allen Gustav Anderson
This is from 1942. Allen Gustav Anderson signed the cover over in the bottom left hand corner.
Music Video of the Day: Not Such An Innocent Girl by Victoria Beckham (2001, Dir. by Jake Nava)
In today’s music video of the day, Posh Spice goes into space and battles herself.
Enjoy!
Artwork of the Day: Diversey (by Raymond Johnson)
by Raymond Johnson
This exciting cover is from 1956. It was done by Raymond Johnson, whose work has been featured here in the past and will continue to be featured in the future.
Music Video of the Day: I Turn To You by Melanie C (2000, Dir. by Cameron Casey)
Let’s hang out with Mel C in Ibiza!
This song is used in Bend It Like Beckham, which is one of my favorite movies. According to Wikipedia, this song is also featured in Viva Forever!, a musical based on the songs of the Spice Girls. There’s a Spice Girls stage musical? Why didn’t I know this?
Enjoy!
Artwork of the Day: Black Mask (by Norman Saunders)
by Norman Saunders
This cover is by Norman Saunders, whose work has been featured on the site many times in the past and which will continue to be featured in the future.
Through the Shattered Lens 