For the Seinfeld fans out there. And we are legion.

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The woman in this portrait doesn’t actually exist. The face is actually the average of 57 different women — 57 girlfriends that appeared in episodes of the popular TV sitcom Seinfeld.

The image is actually the latest appropriation artwork by photographer Richard Prince, who says he found photographs of 57 of the girlfriends on Google.

A Fresh Air interview with Jerry is always worth your time, right?

via On the Media

Our friends at On The Media did a story in July on this neat tool called the SuperPacApp. It allows your to wave your phone in front of a TV and find out who and how much money are behind the political ad playing. Now, a good reason to stick around during the commercials…

Fresh Air’s Terry Gross tells Brooke about how OTM helps her filter her media diet, and talks about On the Media’s bias series last year, specifically Daniel Hallin’s “spheres of consciousness.”

onthemedia:

This reminded us of our interview from ‘09 about whether the middle finger counts as free speech

on the media now on the tumblr. [this post edited…by brooke]

Via the On The Media Blog

Comic artist Tyler Crook (you can find him on his website and on facebook) has obviously spent a considerable amount of time thinking about Bob’s weekly pregnant pause and has drawn a cartoon imagining what happens in the studio during recording. It’s pretty great.