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How To Bring Your Shark Week To The Next Level

How To Bring Your Shark Week To The Next Level

It's Shark Week! Which is so much better and less terrifying than Smurf Week. Here's how we're celebrating... more ›

Are MexiQ's Shark Tacos Ethically Unpalatable?

Are MexiQ's Shark Tacos Ethically Unpalatable?

On one hand, sharks are beautiful creatures, vital to the ocean's ecosystem, and in dire need of protection. On the other hand, they totally killed Robert Shaw, Samuel L. Jackson, and other revered thespians. So will you be eating Queens eatery MexiQ's shark tacos in honor of Shark Week? more ›

Shark Week: Now With 100% More Andy Samberg

Shark Week: Now With 100% More Andy Samberg

Andy Samberg has been tapped to host the 24th annual Shark Week (airing on Discovery starting July 31st), which has become a nationwide obsession over the years. Is getting a young, hip, celeb host a little too much though—has Shark Week now jumped the shark? (Apologies.) more ›

Shark Season Starts...Now!

Shark Season Starts...Now!

It's shark season! The first reported spotting of the summer happened at Jones Beach yesterday, as beach-goers trying to cool down spotted a 4 or 5-foot long shark in the bathing area (the shark was noticeably smaller than the recent one spotted with surfers in Florida). more ›

Shark at Rockaway Beach!

Shark at Rockaway Beach!

If you were looking at the Gothamist Newsmap, you might have noticed this alert: "Shark Sighting | Beach 108th St X Ocean Side Queens, NY | 9/1/2007 11:41 a.m." Well, we guess the sharks wanted to make an appearance before the beaches closed for the year! more ›

Damien Hirst's Shark Heads to the Met

Damien Hirst's Shark Heads to the Met

, also known as the shark in a tank by British artist Damien Hirst, will be shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Labor Day, according to the NY Times. The artwork, bought by hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen for $8 million, isn't the exact same one that was exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art's Sensation show in 1999 - the shark has since been replaced, as it started to rot almost immediately (note to conceptual artists thinking about suspending animal carcasses in formaldehyde- the carcasses need to injected with formaldehyde too). more ›

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