Fourth Wall Project presents Dissonant Worlds, an exhibition of recent paintings and drawings by acclaimed veteran artist Karen Moss. Featured are large scale works focused on unsettling images of a world gone awry.

For more info, go to the Fourth Wall Project.

You can view more of Karen's work here.

Do you run/walk/cycle? Boston-based Jog.fm lets you match music to your mile pace by using Beats Per Minute data. Pretty cool.

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Tonight, one of Boston's favorite sons, Hill Holliday co-founder, Boston College alumnus and local philanthropist Jack Connors will be inducted into the American Advertising Federation's Advertising Hall of Fame at the Waldorf=Astoria in New York City.

This was a long time coming and certainly well-deserved. Congratulations, Mr. Connors.

PS: We've had the honor of meeting and working with Jack before. If you've never had the pleasure, trust us, Jack's definitely a good person to have on your side.

And if you don't know Jack, you can read more about him here.

For some, "Sloane Ranger" refers to some sort of stereotype originating in the UK. But for us, it simply refers to one of our favorite music blogs (which incidentally, is run locally).

What is Sloane Ranger all about ? Well...

Sloane Ranger is the collective will power of a group of gentlemen who all share a passion for music. We may not agree on what tunes are the best, but we promise to share with you whatever we think is the bee’s knees. Nevertheless, Sloane Ranger is much more than just an ordinary run of the mill music blog. Sloane Ranger – if it were a man – would win sports trophies during the day, rumble and tumble with his bros during the afternoon, get into and win four separate fist fights by evening, and would still have time to hold the door (in an Italian suit) for his prospective lady friend he planned on wooing at the local pub. If SR was a girl, she would be hot. If SR were a burrito, it would be jam packed with beans, chicken, salsa, STEAK, salad, sour cream and a whole bunch of Guacamole….and guess what? That Guac would be at no extra charge.

Go ahead, check 'em out. Your ears will thank us.

If you haven't heard, the Bronx Zoo's Egyptian cobra – one of the most poisonous in the world – has escaped and is currently missing.

And now it's taunting everyone on its Twitter account.

Yeah, we'd probably hold off on that trip to New York right now...

Residents of the greater Boston area should be more than familiar with this billboard from Modernista:

Now with GOOD recently featuring the following ads in light of current congressional efforts to weaken the EPA and hollow out the Clean Air Act, we just can't help but wonder, how effective are such ads?

Well, we probably won't know the fate of the Clean Air Act until Congress finally votes, but if you want to see what Stop Handgun Violence has been able to accomplish with their campaign, click here.

Of course, no discussion about PSAs is complete without mention of the venerable Ad Council. In this day and age of emerging media, just how current and how relevant are the Council's efforts? See for yourself here.

Last week, at our local neighborhood Starbucks, some random guy just walked right in, declared "I'm Rich!" and then showered the cafe and its patrons with $100 worth of dollar bills, all before just walking right out. As of this writing, no one knows who he is or why he did it (you know, besides him being rich). Do you?

Any tips or leads? Comment below.

As for the money, a store employee picked it all up and said she was going to donate it all to the Japan tsunami relief.

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