There are great photographers and then there are greater photographers - but then there's the next level ...and then there's Neil Krug. Case in point, Neil's collection of photographs taken with The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) & The Depraved (2011) actress Nathalie Kelley as his subject.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEUYt1xl-8Q Our friends over at Huf welcome Kevin Terpening to their team with this scintillating 38-second promo vid by Martin Reigel. via HUF

Sam Westphalen's accoustic guitar percussion treatment of Michael Jackson's 1991 track "Black or White" in Australia's Institute of Music is rather unique. As Devour.com describes: "Westphalen gets the most out of his guitar to create his own, one-instrument band ..." If you're really in the mood for an amusing video definitely check out Sam's cover of MC Hammer's "U Can't Touch This." via DVR

https://vimeo.com/72387220 Is there anything more horrifying than the idea of having Robert De Niro go bananas on you? Well, yeah, probably. But still, it's not something you would necessarily want to have happen. Here is a fun compilation from FlavorWire of De Niro "losing his shit." Watch what happens. via FLV

From the personal collection of Michael Taylor we take yet another look at some vintage poster art of Cuba's Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America. We've already seen some of these by Faustino Pérez and Lazaro Abreu - here we see a number of designs by Alfredo Rostgaard. Democracy Representative (1968) Tricontinental Conference 3rd Anniversary (1968) Santo Domingo (1965) Sekou Toure (1971) Nixon (1972) via 50W

Momo recently completed this 200 ft long mural on York Street in Dumbo Brooklyn. via SAN

"Batman and the Outsiders" #21 (May 1985) | Covert art by Jim Aparo A work from the DC legend Jim Aparo, made famous for his work on Batman, Aquaman and the Spectre in the 1960s and 70s primarily. It was Jim who also produced the art in 1988's Batman: A Death in the Family where Jason Todd, aka the second Robin, was killed by The Joker. via CBC

Florian Meacci has obviously mastered the biro pen. via JUX

In an inexplicable case of a U.S. District Court judge handing down a ruling which actually upholds the constitution, Judge Shira Scheindlin of New York's southern district struck down Bloomberg's favorite random racial profiling policy as being unconstitutional, much to the mayor's dismay. News of Judge Scheindlin's ruling that "stop & frisk" violated constitutional rights of New Yorkers, particularly minorities, was greeted with mixed reactions by the residents of Brownsville, Brooklyn. via NYT

A look at some Polish film poster art courtesty of the Danish Film Institute's Flickr page.