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09 July 2005 |
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New York Times: There is no question that Dov Charney is an unconventional chief executive.
As the founder of American Apparel, the T-shirt and casual wear chain sometimes called an alternative Gap, Mr. Charney decorates stores with covers of Penthouse and Oui magazines from the 70's, admits in interviews to engaging in sexual relationships with women who work for him, and once exposed himself for an ad in a gay magazine, all in the name of personal freedom.
 americanapparel
11:46:26 AM
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11:12:57 AM
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Times: Spencer Tunick claims to know, with a simple glance at their appearance, who in a crowd of thousands will pose naked. “Before tattoos became trendy, you knew people with tattoos were open to it. People with piercings also. When I hand out flyers inviting people to participate I don’t give them to women who wear gold jewellery or pearls, or men who wear business suits.
 images.virgilio.it
11:00:16 AM
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South Florida: Latina beauty Jessica Alba finds naked men "hilarious", and is far from aroused if she sees them attempt a sexy strip.
The Sin City star will never forget when she was taken to a strip joint by her mother on a bizarre night out, because she couldn't stop laughing at the posing performers.
 splattermail.org
10:41:36 AM
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 artcontent.de/kunstforum
FT: The violence in this work is at odds with the perception of Japan as one of the “safest” countries in the world. But Makoto Aida’s painting exemplifies many of the attributes that make contemporary Japanese art so distinctive. Aida is one of a number of artists in the past decade who have combined childlike innocence with violent or sexual themes. Whether this is political or simply aesthetic, the particular mix of cuteness, violence and sex has become the dominant trend in Japanese art. The question is, why?
 lezardnoir.free.fr
7:48:10 AM
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