NOVEMBER
Taking over a city near you is Slinkachu! This seasoned installation artist has been "abandoning little people on streets since 2006," creating scenes that from a close perspective appear to be full sized scenes, but from a distance 
turn out to be minuscule sculptures cleverly interacting with the urban environment.
Click on these images to see his real art displays.
Nottingham's Cineworld. Parents rushed their children from the theater following a shocking opening scene which features a bloody female corpse being thrown at the camera - a throwback from the series' first film. "They started playing the movie and I thought - this doesn't look right. And then I recognized the opening sequence as a flash back to the first movie, which I saw a couple of years ago," said one mother, who brought her eight-year-old son to the movie. Everybody just scrambled for the exits, all you could hear were children crying and screaming," she continued. "Everyone was upset." A spokesperson for the theater said that all customers were offered refunds and complimentary tickets for the gaffe. "We have investigated the incident and can confirm that this was a technical error with the projector and apologize sincerely to the families," a statement read. Moviegoers were also invited to a follow-up screening of Madagascar 3 a half hour after the incident.
didn't hit the gym to get his sculpted abs, large pecs, or chiseled biceps. Nope, the Human Ken Doll headed for his closest doctor's office to get more than 90 plastic surgeries. Jedlica has had work done on his stomach, chest, buttocks, biceps, triceps, and face over the last 10 years. He's spent more than $100,000 on surgeries, and now, just like Ken, he is made up of mostly plastic. 
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