Off topic: Monkey selfie, music and power, tattoos, Overlook Hotel

FILE - This Jsn. 6, 2006, file photo shows a tattoo artist from Los Angels during the Body Art Expo at the Los Angeles county fairgrounds in Pomona, Calif. Thinking about getting inked? Check the bottle first. The Food and Drug Administration is warning tattoo parlors, their customers and those buying at-home tattoo kits that not all tattoo ink is safe. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson, File) — FILE – This Jsn. 6, 2006, file photo shows a tattoo artist from Los Angels during the Body Art Expo at the Los Angeles county fairgrounds in Pomona, Calif. Thinking about getting inked? Check the bottle first. The Food and Drug Administration is warning tattoo parlors, their customers and those buying at-home tattoo kits that not all tattoo ink is safe. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson, File)

PUBLISHED: August 7, 2014 at 11:30 p.m. | UPDATED: August 12, 2016 at 7:22 a.m.

Who owns the copyright to a monkey selfie (if you believe it was a monkey selfie) — that is the question. Pump up the jam: deriving feelings of power from music with heavy bass notes. TED video lesson: the science of tattoos permanence. And whatever happened to those creepy twins? The Overlook Hotel blog contains tidbits about the movie The Shining.

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