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It's the Freak Show time of the week... Get your whips ready and get the freaking circus started!
In this contest you can photoshop and exhibit anything you wish (standard site rules still apply).
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On Thursday the world has lost a great believer in human rings and democracy, the man who spent 27 years incarcerated for fighting against apartheid, the man who became the first black President of South Africa to lead the country to the future without racial discrimination. The world has lost Nelson Mandela. He was 95.
To pay tributes to Nelson Mandela, photoshop him any way you wish.
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 Create images of something that happened in the news during December 2 - 8, 2013.
The submission span for this weekly "News in pictures" contest are open for the whole 7 days - Monday through Sunday, followed by a day for voting (next Monday).
Now you can chop and submit news as soon as it happens, without waiting for a weekend.
News in Pictures contest now has double jackpots: 1st place: $10, 2nd place: $6, 3rd place: $4, 4th place: $2.
In the Creator's Comments, it is mandatory to link to a news story. You should use this format to make a link:
[URL="http://SomeNewsSite.com"]
news title[/URL]
Keep the BLACK as is, replace GREEN with the link, and replace the RED with the news story title. |
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One of the most ambitious women in the UK politics, Member of European Parliament, Nikki Sinclaire shocked everyone by saying she actually grew up as a man, and had a gender change operation at the age of 23. This revelation makes Sinclaire, 45, the Britain's first "sex change parliamentarian". She said she kept her "men's past" a secret for 22 years because she did not want that fact to overshadow her career in politics. Nikki Sinclaire changed her mind in November as she became certain the world was ready for gender change politicians nowadays. A Sinclaire's political opponent who chose to remain anonymous, upon hearing the news, said "Be careful who you trust, the devil was once an angel."
Show how any politician or celebrity may look if he/she chooses to have a gender change in the future.
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Time Person of the Year12/11/2013 11:00:00 AM 
Time magazine has named Pope Francis "Person of the Year", saying the Catholic Church leader has dramatically changed the perception of the 2000 year old institution in a very short time. This honor puts Pope Francis in the company of U.S. President Barack Obama, Pope John Paul II and Russian President Vladimir Putin, among other prominent world figures Time magazine has picked in past years.
Choose your own (worthy or unworthy) person and Photoshop him/her on the TIME magazine cover as 2013 Person of the Year. Real or fictional celebrities (from movies, cartoons, paintings) are all welcome.
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Beach Road12/10/2013 11:00:00 AM 
This Tuesday we continue our freaking experiment with provided source images. Today's source photo should bring back some nice memories of past summer, and perhaps even memories of some sea-side vacations for those of us who have been lucky.
Photoshop this photo of beach road (photo credit: Sauerlaender ) any way you wish.
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News in Pictures, December 9 - 1512/9/2013 11:00:00 AM Create images of something that happened in the news during December 9 - 15, 2013.
The submission span for this weekly "News in pictures" contest are open for the whole 7 days - Monday through Sunday, followed by a day for voting (next Monday).
Now you can chop and submit news as soon as it happens, without waiting for a weekend.
News in Pictures contest now has double jackpots: 1st place: $10, 2nd place: $6, 3rd place: $4, 4th place: $2.
In the Creator's Comments, it is mandatory to link to a news story. You should use this format to make a link:
[URL="http://SomeNewsSite.com"]
news title[/URL]
Keep the BLACK as is, replace GREEN with the link, and replace the RED with the news story title.
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Howard Stern12/9/2013 11:00:00 AM 
Howard's long history of a radio king started when he studied at Boston University and volunteered at the college radio station. His radio show was canceled right after the first broadcast for being too controversial - he created on-air contest and called it "Name That Sin" where contestants confessed their worst sins. By 1994 he was making over $80 million a year and ran for governor of New York, but dropped out of the race after refusing do disclose his total wealth. When Howard was a kid, his father always called him a "moron". The "moron" graduated with honors and 3.87 GPA from Boston University (B.A. in communications), and became one of the biggest radio personalities America ever had.
Photoshop Howard Stern any way you wish.
UPDATE: This contest was originally dedicated to Howard Stern's 60th birthday, but we got his birthday wrong - he will turn 60 on January 12, not on December 12 (still a month ahead!). Let this contest be an early birthday present to Howard :)
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