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Pick of the week

4th June 2012

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Here's my pick of last weeks best quirky stories and pictures.

Disclaimer: Any comments I make are purely satirical, totally without foundation, and likely due to unwarranted high-hopes of Lindsay Lohan starring in a TV film titled Lindsay Liz and Dick.

Rihanna ass grasp
It's not just her own ass that Rihanna wants to grasp.

Rihanna strips off and reveals Cheryl Cole crush (celebrity.uk.msn.com). Here are those Rihanna Esquire pics in HQ (hotcelebshome.com).

RiRi: "Ooh! Cheryl Cole is … hot. I would just like to watch her work. Preferably cleaning things on the floor. Picking up stuff on the floor. Bending over. She's hot! I mean, literally… she's so beautiful."

• First look at Lindsay Lohan as screen siren Elizabeth Taylor on set of biopic (dailymail.co.uk).

As Lindsay has been "granted final say on all wardrobe decisions" we can only hope that some new freckled malfunctions are on the way.

• Jonathan Jones feels artists need the freedom to be Freud (guardian.co.uk).

"… if we recognise that here was a truly great talent who put lesser celebrity artists of our time to shame—then many of us need to re-examine our attitudes to art.".

• 50 years of superheroes, nudes, and other pop delights. Crocker Art Museum presents first American museum survey for Mel Ramos (artdaily.com).

When ever I have felt unsure of the merit of the subject matter of what I paint, it only ever takes a flip through Mel Ramos work to put me back on track and remind me just how much fun I have doing it.

AnnaLynne McCord bikini pictures will melt your popsicle (egotastic.com).

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Tags: AnnaLynne McCord, Cheryl Cole, Lindsay Lohan, Lucian Freud, Mel Ramos, Rihanna

Disclaimer:

Illustrations, paintings, and cartoons featuring caricatured celebrities are intended purely as parody and fantasised depictions often relating to a particular news story, and often parodying said story and the media and pop cultural representation of said celebrity as much as anything else. Who am I really satirising? Read more.

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