1. Arizona has passed a new law that defines pregnancy as beginning two weeks before the time of conception. [Huffington Post]
2. Lollapalooza has announced its line-up and Black Sabbath, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Keys and Jack White are set to headline. [Lollapalooza]3. The folks behind Brooklyn's Prime Meats are hosting a $115-per person 10-course Titanic-themed dinner with "the very same menu served on the Titanic in First Class." Dishes include consommé Olga, punch romaine, roast squab with watercress vichyssoise and a sliced torchon with candied celery jam, candied walnuts and celery salt. [Eater]
4. An elderly man reviews erotica-of-the-moment, Fifty Shades of Grey. [Gawker]
5. Though it's unclear exactly how chummy Axl Rose and Lana Del Rey have become, we do know for sure the two won't arrive to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony together: the Guns n' Roses frontman will not attend the ceremony and, what's more, has turned down the induction entirely. [Pitchfork]
6. New York sculptor Leah Poller has started a new endeavor, the Unmade Bed Project, that documents peoples' intimate sleeping spaces and explores the "evidence of a presence, a unique moment" within the disheveled beds. [leahpoller.com]7. Mr. Big (a.k.a. Chris Noth) got married. [NY Post]
8. In a new interview, model Crystal Renn reveals that the reason she went blonde was because she was "having a Gemini moment." [Fashionista/photo via Patrick McMullan]
