Donnie Darko 2? You have GOT to be kidding me.
Bad bad bad bad bad bad bad idea. Straight-to-video you go…
Donnie Darko 2? You have GOT to be kidding me.
Bad bad bad bad bad bad bad idea. Straight-to-video you go…
It’s very rare that an item of clothing manages to screw up on such a spectacular level managing to make a size 0 model look like crap. This very bad pair of shorts manages to make the poor girl look both fat and flat simultaneously. Plus as JH pointed out, she has camel toe. Terrible. Photographer and fashion designer ought to be shot.
HAT.
My friend just sent me this youtube video, and I started laughing when I saw the ad. I love the part where they start singing “This better sell some blooooooooooody beer”.
Good stuff, Mad Men has nothing on it.
I used to be one of those types who was highly disdainful about ‘popular’ music. While I wasn’t at full hipster indie I-am-superior level, I still didn’t like the idea of people just listening to whatever is popular because everyone else happened to be doing so. After the double deaths of my laptop in a mere year however, my music repository and mood to go out and look for good bands only dried up. From last year to now I daresay the only 2 artists have really found their way into my itune because I bought the CDs from this place in Manila – A Fine Frenzy and Duke Special.
Recently however the weirdest songs keep popping into my head and staying there, resulting in endless replays on the very sad youtube.com. From old school songs like Conti’s Gonna Fly Now from the Rocky Movie (I blame JH for this) to Kanye West’s Love Lockdown (I think this was from hearing bits from a television trailer), the latest to have joined this is Franz Ferdinand’s Ulysses (from hearing the band chant ULYSSES and and associating it with the army company my friends in BMT got assigned to).
When my friend first showed it to me, I didn’t think very much about it. I also kind of groaned mentally when I saw the band name, associating it with those random girls I see wearing skinny jeans, Franz Ferdinand band shirts and converses. I found the video quite interesting however, for the retro washedout grainy feel it had. Yes I am aware this seems to be a common technique nowadays, but I found it enticing nonetheless. I also thought the title was quite interesting. I initially thought it was some song in stream-of-consciousness style like Joyce’s Ulysses which was referenced in the title of the song. Instead the song appears to be about preparing for a night out of partying. There is probably some deeper implication here that I am missing, probably because I’ve not bothered to touch Joyce’s Ulysses.
Whatever it is, high literary associations aside, it’s one song definitely worth listening to.
I should also learn to leave the music side of this blog to JH.
So I was recently introduced to this awesome site where you can share and listen to mixes, which is just amazing to me. I’ve been spending so much time on this site and neglecting the world because it’s just SO FREAKING FUN. Anyway just wanted to share my mixes, which are HERE! Go forth and listen.
I have too many accounts on too many sites, lol.
I swear I’m like a one trick pony, every outfit I wear worth photographing has the same pair of shoes. Looks like my decision to buy that pair of white t-straps from Dollhouse was a good one. Here are some stuff from er I think more than a week ago that I neglected to put up. Sorry for the lack of updates, work is tiring and bumming takes precedence over having to actually think up proper posts.
Ah, M.I.A.! I remember I used to listen to her Arular album obsessively back in the day. Until my entire hard drive was wiped out and I had to build up my music collection all over again.
Super old track by now, but I watched Slumdog Millionaire yesterday (in my defense, movies come out later here!) and I remembered just how much I liked the track. I was surprised that no one else here appeared to recognise the song!
The scenes in the movie when paired together with this song is just amazing. I would like to declare here and now my massive love for Danny Boyle and his films, even though I thought Sunshine was rather silly.
Paper Planes
Paper Planes (DFA Remix)
Extra! An awesome Radiohead/M.I.A. mash up – Surprise Paper Planes (No Surprises vs. Paper Planes). Odd I know, but it works.
The entire Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack is AMAZING though. Watch it, it’s cute (albeit a teeny bit overrated, I think), but the soundtrack is a MUST.
Been so busy these days, but now that school is more-or-less over, I have more time for posts. Anyway, was stumbling around today and happened to run into this not-so-new, but weirdly hilarious(?) video…
My favourite has to be that coffin-shaped surfboard. LOL