06 March 2013
05 March 2013
pretty!
san fransisco's bay bridge hosts a mesmerizing new installation.
Labels:
bridge,
design,
flashy lights,
public art,
san francisco
today in, "did you know i'm going to be gay in a movie?"
Tim Riggins is totally going to be gay in this new movie.

The Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons and Friday Night Lights alum Taylor Kitsch will co-star opposite Julia Roberts, Mark Ruffalo and Matt Bomer in The Normal Heart, HBO‘s original movie adaptation of the Tony-winning Larry Kramer play, which is being written by Kramer and directed by Ryan Murphy. The project tells the story of the onset of the HIV-AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s. Parsons plays gay activist Tommy Boatwright, reprising his role from the 2011 Broadway revival. He was previously attached to Murphy’s adaptation when it was eyed as a theatrical feature. Kitsch plays Bruce Niles, a closeted investment banker who becomes a prominent AIDS activist. Roberts plays physician Dr. Emma Brookner, a survivor of childhood polio who treats several of the earliest victims of HIV-AIDS. Ruffalo plays Ned Weeks, who witnesses first-hand the mysterious disease that has begun to claim the lives of many in his gay community and starts to seek answers. Bomer plays Felix Turner, a reporter who becomes Ned’s lover. Murphy executive produces with Jason Blum, Dede Gardner and Dante Di Loreto. Production is slated to begin later this year in New York for a 2014 debut.

The Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons and Friday Night Lights alum Taylor Kitsch will co-star opposite Julia Roberts, Mark Ruffalo and Matt Bomer in The Normal Heart, HBO‘s original movie adaptation of the Tony-winning Larry Kramer play, which is being written by Kramer and directed by Ryan Murphy. The project tells the story of the onset of the HIV-AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s. Parsons plays gay activist Tommy Boatwright, reprising his role from the 2011 Broadway revival. He was previously attached to Murphy’s adaptation when it was eyed as a theatrical feature. Kitsch plays Bruce Niles, a closeted investment banker who becomes a prominent AIDS activist. Roberts plays physician Dr. Emma Brookner, a survivor of childhood polio who treats several of the earliest victims of HIV-AIDS. Ruffalo plays Ned Weeks, who witnesses first-hand the mysterious disease that has begun to claim the lives of many in his gay community and starts to seek answers. Bomer plays Felix Turner, a reporter who becomes Ned’s lover. Murphy executive produces with Jason Blum, Dede Gardner and Dante Di Loreto. Production is slated to begin later this year in New York for a 2014 debut.
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gays,
movies,
tim riggins
williamsburg is the new williamsburg
whole foods, anthropology and urban outfitters are either signed or negotiating leases and j.crew is poking around looking for a space too.
whole foods and anthropology: 242 bedford btw n3rd and n4th
urban outfitters: next door to the american apparel on n6th
via
mila kunis is good at interviews
on the scale of anne hathaway to jennifer lawrence, mila kunis is definitely 11 biscuits.
beach house - forever still
watch this 4-song short film by beach house.
Labels:
beach house,
film,
music
04 March 2013
nErD aLeRt!
here are the latest renderings from the ongoing quest to ruin the north brooklyn waterfront:
this was brought to my attention by thomas wilhelm, who raises an excellent question: how are all these people going to get to work, the L TRAIN?!?!
aaaaaaaaHAH AHaHAHAhAHA HA ahAH!!!
When Two Trees plunked down $185 million to buy the Domino Sugar Factory development site last summer, the already-approved plans for four-towers and 2,200 apartments were universally hated. The hulking buildings were bland and boxy, so Two Trees went to SHoP Architects (is there any major project these guys don't get?) and asked them to make it better—and by God, they did. Here now, we bring you the first renderings of the new New Domino. The number of apartments is the same, but SHoP added 60 percent more open space, two office buildings, a school, and more community amenities. SHoP principal Vishaan Chakrabarti and Two Trees Director of Special Projects David Lombino shared the 3.3 million-square-foot plan with us, detailing how this mega project is fundamentally different from the Brooklyn waterfront developments that came before it. (via)i don't hate the architecture. if we've got to put some huge buildings right there, it'd be nice if they were kind of cool.
this was brought to my attention by thomas wilhelm, who raises an excellent question: how are all these people going to get to work, the L TRAIN?!?!
aaaaaaaaHAH AHaHAHAhAHA HA ahAH!!!
oh yeah. this please.
check out this baby b-girl going hamburger on an older boy in a breakdancing competition for babies. her entrance move is how i go from my bed to the shower each morning, jicyww.
Labels:
babies,
competition,
dancing,
winner
monday morning desk cry
i had no idea that this song i loved was about hoping your grandma doesn't die.
here's the original, electrified version.
and i recommend checking out autre ne veut's whole album. it's excellent.
Labels:
autre ne veut,
grandma,
keekerz speakerz,
music
01 March 2013
bad news beach bums
ft. tilden beach is going to be closed all season and maybe even beyond. it just isnt a priority. now where am i supposed to go drink in the sand? is instagram going to make it through the summer without all those ft. tilden pics? where is g.animalz going to wear her caftans? someone answer me!
pedro almodovar is so weird, but his movies are beautiful
this one looks good too. via.
Labels:
airplane,
gays,
psychic,
that movie looks good
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