The Digest.

See a set of FBI surveillance photos of suspected Communists on Least Wanted’s Flickr stream.

• A museum I must get to: the Devil Museum in Lithuania.
• Ronald Lauder isn’t exactly forthcoming about the provenance of his collection.
• Chock full of vitamins and minerals: The new book Cereal Killers.
• When the Surreal Gets More So: An exhibit about Salvador Dalí’s forays into film at LACMA.
• Constructivism Before It Had Been Beaten to Death: Emory Douglas’s lithographs for the Black Panthers at the Pacific Design Center in L.A.
• “Jerry Saltz is an Undead Zombie:” The art + hype piece gets dismembered at Anaba.
• Photo Essay: Exhibit on the Dreyfus Affair at the Yeshiva University Museum in NYC.
• Architecture news nobody cares about: Ted Cullinan gets the Royal Gold Medal.
• Newsflash: No one cares about the Stirling Prize, either.
• How to get a job at an ad agency.
• From the Department of Dead-Tree Griping: Are bloggers replacing critics? Are critics, as a species, headed for extinction? Will this result in the destruction of contemporary culture as we know it? I sure hope so.
• Does George Lucas really need more money?
• Norman Mailer that much closer to testing his theological theories.
• The Presidential race just got interesting. (Via Complex.)
• Just because.