gaywrites: “We had a long debate in our offices about this week’s cover images of two same-sex couples,” said Time managing editor Rick Stengel in a statement. “Some thought they were sensationalist and too in-your-face. Others felt the images were beautiful and symbolized the love that is at the heart of the idea of marriage. I agree with the latter, and I hope you do too.” (via Out.com) TRUE.
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gaywrites:

“We had a long debate in our offices about this week’s cover images of two same-sex couples,” said Time managing editor Rick Stengel in a statement. “Some thought they were sensationalist and too in-your-face. Others felt the images were beautiful and symbolized the love that is at the heart of the idea of marriage. I agree with the latter, and I hope you do too.”

(via Out.com)

TRUE.

LOUVRE IS MOST VISITED VENUE OF 2012 The Louvre in Paris has topped the list of the most visited art museums of 2012, according to the Art Newspaper. The publication’s annual survey found 9.7 million people visited the French institute - one million more than 2011. New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art was the second most-visited venue, with three London museums taking the third, fourth and fifth spots. The most popular exhibition of the year was a show of Dutch Old Masters at Tokyo’s Metropolitan Art Museum. Masterpieces from the Mauritshuis, which included Vermeer’s 1665 painting Girl with a Pearl Earring, brought 10,500 visitors a day to the Tokyo gallery between June and September 2012. The paintings had been on loan from The Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis in the Hague, which is closed for refurbishment until mid-2014.
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LOUVRE IS MOST VISITED VENUE OF 2012

The Louvre in Paris has topped the list of the most visited art museums of 2012, according to the Art Newspaper.

The publication’s annual survey found 9.7 million people visited the French institute - one million more than 2011.

New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art was the second most-visited venue, with three London museums taking the third, fourth and fifth spots.

The most popular exhibition of the year was a show of Dutch Old Masters at Tokyo’s Metropolitan Art Museum.

Masterpieces from the Mauritshuis, which included Vermeer’s 1665 painting Girl with a Pearl Earring, brought 10,500 visitors a day to the Tokyo gallery between June and September 2012.

The paintings had been on loan from The Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis in the Hague, which is closed for refurbishment until mid-2014.

Source: BBC

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