Captain America at a Camp Near Minsk 1941 with Heinrich Himmler who inspects a prisoner-of-war camp in Russia.

The unsettling sculpture has an enlarged skull, no neck and no cervical spine alongside a set of super shock absorbing ribs to take the impact

Antonio Lopez Chaj appeared at a news conference Monday with lawyers who announced the award handed down against a security company Friday in Torrance Superior Court

Not bad for an artform mostly based in shoeboxes.

This public information poster was ubiquitous during the mid-1970s when there was a spate of cases involving adults being abducted from leisure centres, building sites and nudist beaches. The police launched a public manhunt hoping that the perpetrator would be swiftly apprehended, but the crimes went unsolved for nearly two years. Terrified grownups would only go outside in groups of four or five and many pubs refused to open. It was only when a police medium read the entrails of a recently sacrificed tramp that clues were finally unearthed, leading to the arrest of eight year old Steven Benson who had fed his victims to his tortoise, Admiral Twinkles. When Steven was taken into state care and Admiral Twinkles escaped, it was suggested that the tortoise, which was an illegal immigrant, had used 'Manchurian Candidate' style psychological techniques to manipulate young Steven into subconsciously carrying out his instructions.

Wednesday afternoon University of Miami Art and Art History Professor Paula Harper brought her students to the Wolfsonian to see a display of propaganda art from the library collection. Even before…