From the Splash News photo-wire: creepy stuff this afternoon.

The Story: Supermodel Kate Moss has been immortalized in gold. A life-sized solid gold statue of the model in a yoga pose been made by British artist Marc Quinn and is on show in the British Museum.

The artist says she is worth 10 million British pounds.

We say: Dead eyes. And that yoga pose is creepier than the cropped pic above leads on (”Read More…” to see the full version).

The story: A cartoon exhibition has been given a parental advisory - because it’s so gruesome. The Aquarium L-13 gallery has imposed an explicit content warning for the first time ever because all the characters meet such grisly ends.

In a mirror of the Itchy and Scratchy Show, the violent cartoon that features in The Simpsons, cartoon characters, who are censored to protect their identities, all commit horrible crimes. Artist James Cauty and his 15-year-old son Harry have created the controversial exhibition. Called Splatter, it will be on display at the gallery in Farringdon, London, from October 10 until November 8 2008.

We say: We didn’t put in the “censored” blocks, since they seem to be part of the art. But, we want to see behind them, and we want to own this statue. Finally he caught that damn mouse!

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