The bells of Best of the Web are ringing and they signal the start of the weekend, so tune into their harmonious chimes and get stuck into a collection of great stuff on the internet. We’ve got people breaking valuable artworks, a brief history of animation and a look back at the movie Fatal Attraction with its cast. Enjoy!
If anyone hasn’t seen/is planning on seeing the California exhibition at the Design Museum, they’ve made these podcasts as an accompaniment. (Marianne)
A woman damages £152k worth of art trying to take a selfie in a gallery. (Beccy)
Flat File . A weekly publication featuring one piece of graphic design at a time. Every design piece featured here comes from the vast collection of work in the Herb Lubalin Study Center. (Dan)
A VHS compilation of early computer animations (below) from a programme called Computer Visions . (Simon)
A load of kids talk about their new school uniforms on The Guardian . (Beccy)
“Allen is described as ‘an actor’s director’ – code for the reality that he offers his performers little or no guidance.” Interesting piece on Woody Allen. (Marianne)
Just look at author Danielle Steel’s desk , next level. (Lucy)
Although old, I was reminded of this rude/hilarious video (above) of The Count von Count from The Muppets this week. (Lucy)
The BBC speaks to Gilbert & George about partnerships, inspiration and revisiting the past. (Simon)
The New York Times speaks to the cast and filmmakers of Fatal Attraction about the movie and the aftermath. (Jenny)
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