26 April 2012
which new chris brown song to you like best?
chris brown (feat. wiz khalifa + big sean) - till i die
chris brown (feat. nicki minaj) - right by my side
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big sean,
chris brown,
music,
nicki minaj,
wiz khalifa
nErD aLeRt!
“One can kill a man as easily with a dwelling as with an axe!” Artist Baptiste de Bombourg takes literal this famous damnation of Heinrich Zille, only updating the killing device from a singular ax to an arsenal of automated guns. Entitled ‘Tradition of Excellence’, De Bombourg’s hand-rendered drawings treat each of the guns as a solid mass, from which are carved a series of architectural rooms and spaces.
...
The drawings recall the plan drawings of medieval British castles–famously collected and studied by Louis Kahn–in which small spaces are excavated out of the thick fortress walls. Yet the “walls” of de Bombourged guns are much more thin, even nimble, with electic, non-platonic profiles that prove naturally conducive to the new spaces and programs. (via)
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architecture,
drawing,
guns,
nerd alert
ANNOUNCEMENT: the day i ate lunch with jake gyllenhaal
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die,
in love,
jake gyllenhaal,
lunch
it has recently come to my attenshion, that iiiii liiiike filum.
Samsara, a "sequel" to the 1992 non-narrative film Baraka will be released in theaters this August. I loved Baraka, and I can't wait to see Samsara (though I could do without that title font).
And if you're really just over the rainbow for non-narrative film, as I know you are, check out the Qatsi trilogy with music by Phillip Glass. Ron Fricke, the cinematographer for Baraka and Samsara, was also the cinematographer for Koyaanisqatsi, the first of the Qatsi trilogy.
And if you're really just over the rainbow for non-narrative film, as I know you are, check out the Qatsi trilogy with music by Phillip Glass. Ron Fricke, the cinematographer for Baraka and Samsara, was also the cinematographer for Koyaanisqatsi, the first of the Qatsi trilogy.
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chloe sevigny,
film,
gorgeous,
the world we live in
the brooklyn nets new logo
As long as I am shamelessly re-blogging, this is probs the new brooklyn nets logo. looks like bard.
i like it.
the nets had this splash page up yesterday on their website. EXCITING!
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brooklyn nets,
jay-z,
logo,
pride
jicyww: what's a yankee smell like?
The New York Yankees™ fragrance epitomizes the winning style of the greatest team in baseball, capturing a sporty and confident attitude.
This fresh, woody scent introduces an invigorating blend of sparkling Bergamot, Coriander and cool Blue Sage. As it evolves, the fragrance reveals a fusion of crisp Ivy Leaves, Orange Flower and Geranium enhanced with rich earthy Patchouli, smooth Sandalwood and Suede to create a timeless, masculine scent.
It was reviewed by the people over at deadspin and the best comment was this:
Chandler Burr, former perfume critic for T: The New York Times Style Magazine and the current curator of olfactory art at the Museum of Art and Design: "This is absolutely the pitch perfect Justin Bieber hit. You get a perfectly constructed pop hit that stays resolutely within the boundaries of comfort and familiarity but has a great hook. The boundaries of comfort and familiarities are the 1980s late 20th century masculine and the hook is a very sweet fun fruit—like a raspberry. It's the Justin Bieber of scents—if you could bottle Justin Bieber this would be it."
way to go yankees. you nailed it.
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fruit gushers,
justin bieber,
smell,
stinkbugs,
yankees
25 April 2012
stay with me (baby)
Legend has it that when Frank Sinatra canceled a New York recording date in July 1966 (he married Mia Farrow on the 16th), the three days’ notice was not enough to refund the booking of a 46-piece orchestra. Reprise Records made calls to producers, asking if anyone could use the date, which had already been paid for. Sensing opportunity, producer Jerry Ragavoy grabbed his arranger, and they hurriedly prepared charts for a song they would have otherwise recorded on a much smaller scale. Lorraine Ellison cut the vocal of “Stay With Me” live with the orchestra; the jaded session players fought back tears as she delivered what would go down as one of the most chillingly unhinged performances in pop history. via
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behind the music
thomas wilhelm, flim, and I at the drag race watch party
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drag,
flim,
race,
RuPaul,
thomas wilhelm
who's coming with me?
mccarren park pool re-opens june 28. this is a picture of it with real water inside. no word yet on whether you will be able to take turkey's nurks in for pool deck refreshments but here's hoping. via
love letter to coney island
robert kolodny paints this picture of coney island today. i want to go there. via
a british boy band
i know what youre thinking, when did one erection direction change their name and grow muscles? well, joke's on you. this is a totally different and separate british boy band from X Factor called the wanted. now you get to pick your favorite. I pick the ethnically ambiguous max george.
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boys,
british people,
singing,
the wanted
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