FEATURE: Fave Five Albums Of 2011: Zanita

Zanita is an Australian model, photographer and entrepreneur. She recently opened up her own store selling her own label clothes simply called The Zanita Store. Apart from that she's a super nice person with a great taste in music. To find out more about Zanita visit her blog and you can also check out this interview she did for us back in 2008. Here's her top 5 Albums of 2011.

Oh god only 5! That's really tough. My top 5 is pretty inconsistent but I'm a firm believer that talent is talent no matter what form it presents itself, so I'm going with;

M83 - Hurry Up, We're Dreaming



Laura Marling - A Creature I Don't Know



Redcoats - EP



Radiohead - The King Of Limbs



Art Vs Science - The Experiment



Check out the previous Fave Five Albums Of 2011:

1. Simon from Sonic Emporium
2. Becki B from OhDearyMe.com
3. Isaac Ashe from Sound Advice
4. Jerome from Desire Records
5. Simon from People Get Real
6. Piper from Puro Instinct
7. Stephen from WeAreHunted.com

ART: Tasya van Ree 'Little Dark Things' with Erin Axtell

Check out the superb new photographs posted up by Tasya van Ree today on her blog. The works feature the stunningly beautiful Erin Axtell and can be viewed in their entirety here.

VIDEO: Shot by Kern In Canada Vice Documentary

Sweet short doc following photographer Richard Kern as he shoots girls on prescription drugs around Toronto Canada. Getting 18 year old's to strip and let you take nudie pics then interviewed by Vice about their medical problems often depression or ADHD) ain't exploitation at all, or is it?

Don't watch if breasts offend you, you sick fucks. There's loads more to see as Kern trails the teens around the globe here.

VIDEO: Rihanna 'S&M'

Was not a massive fan of Rihanna until the latest music video was released a couple of weeks ago. 'S&M' is her best video to date and possibly best 'song'.

Her Kudos went up another notch this morning with the news that she is being sued by by prominent U.S. fashion photographer David LaChapelle. LaChapelle said Rihanna's video copied the "composition, total concept, feel, tone, mood, theme, colors, props, settings, decors, wardrobe and lighting" of his work. Click Here for more on this story.

ART: McDonalds Anti-Decompose 'The Happy Meal Project' by Sally Davies

New York artist Sally Davies 'The Happy Meal Project' may well be one of the scariest works of art of the decade. Although McDonald's spokeswoman Danya Proud said; "This is nothing more than an outlandish claim and is completely false", the fact remains that Davies claims that she bought the Happy Meal (Pictured above after 171 days) on April 10 2010 and after photographing every day since for the past 6 months it has clearly shown little sign of decomposition and no signs of mould, not even on the bread bun. 

Given that I left some potatoes and carrots on my kitchen table, went on holiday for two weeks and came back to a pile of penicillin encrusted goop this summer, should we be scared? It was the US McDonalds so if you are in the UK or Europe who knows? An interested work of art though - maybe McDonalds should look into selling their 'preservatives' to the art world.

Read the full story Here.