Love this interview with legendary sports photog Neil Leifer, who shot the famous 1958 NFL championship game shot of Alan Ameche going into the end zone for the winning score. He took that snap on his 16th birthday. It's full of great anecdotes about what it's like to stand inches from the ring where Ali just clocked Liston (his most iconic image). There's a gallery exhibit at the Anneneberg Space for Photography, in Century City, which sounds like a must-see. I went to a different show there a couple of months ago, and it's an exceptional place.

These are fantastic. If you're not familiar with the "missed connections" concept, it's people posting notes in hopes of connecting with someone they had a brief encounter with. The artworks are beautiful -- she's a story book illustrator, after all, which really feels perfect for these missives of hope and fantasy. As a sidenote, the fact that people who want to randomly connect with someone out there turn to Craig's List is perhaps the single biggest testament to that websites pervasive presence.

Interesting use of type. Some of these are extremely rich in detail and texture.

It’s fun to try to find the duplications, and other hidden actions on Photoshop in images. I invite you to look at movies posters and ads, with the eye of a graphic designer...

Funny stuff. No idea which planet this idea arrived from, but i like it.