An artist statement placed next to an entry at ArtPrize can be both important and helpful when you're trying to see hundreds of pieces of art in one day. Some artist statements are great, some are pretentious and some are completely honest.
Michigan's ban on "ballot selfies" was ruled a violation of the First Amendment right to free speech on Monday. U.S. District Judge Janet Neff struck down the ban, stating “The Court agrees with the Plaintiff that the interests in the integrity of the electoral process can be secured in a more reasonable manner than the blanket prohibition on citizens' photography,”
Now that ballot self
Camera use is prohibited in voting booths and polling places in Michigan, but a new lawsuit is challenging the ban on "ballot selfies" in the name of free speech.
No, this isn't a bad pun. A man literally died while taking a selfie.
The Telegraph reports the 43-year-old Washington man was taking selfies with his girlfriend and posing with a gun. He thought the gun was unloaded when he accidentally shot himself in the head and died...
The Diamondbacks and the Rockies may not be making headlines this time of year, but their fans are.
Alpha Chi, a sorority at Arizona State were in attendance Wednesday evening at a game between the two, when the commentators noticed the ladies focused more on their selfie-game than the game itself...
Ever try taking a selfie with your pet? It is probably difficult to get a good shot. Well the new device Pooch Selfie may be something you need! It will also most likely leave you wondering why you didn't come up with it.
ArtPrize artist Lou Rodriguez's "I Used to be an Octopus" is a 20 foot dragon at Calder Plaza. One of the dragon's claws also works as a seat. Rodriguez is encouraging visitors to have a seat and take a selfie.
Authorities in Duncan, British Colombia, responded to a serious car accident where driver Andrew MacDonald, blacked out and hit a pole with his 1993 Honda Accord.
Because of the extensive damage to the car, emergency responders had to resort to using the Jaws of Life to revieve MacDonald, The Times-Colonist reported.
Ah, technology. With the advances over the years, it's pretty hard to stay anonymous.
Take, for instance, this pair of apparent iPad thieves in suburban Houston.