Friday, February 27, 2009

Oh Dahling Dahling! You are worth every Oscar.

Darling Diana Scott (played by Julie Christie) has priorities in life. She lives fast on her dancing limbs back in the 60's swinging london while she tries to get by with her career as an model/actress.
Trust me this isn't just another tale of lifes' lessons. It is marvellous film-photography (that also captures some unforgettable fashionstyling) combined with great storytelling and amazing acting that will leave you with a superb bittersweet taste after you have watched this humouristic satire.



Thursday, February 19, 2009

Monday, February 16, 2009

CD BABY - The next and the nothing

If you like to discover new music that you won't be able to get your hands on in a bigger record shop CD-baby have got that service covered. You can stream parts of the songs and there are search possibilities for genres or similair sounds to a more mainstream artist

or choose one of these style and moods to start your listening journey with:

A Cappella - Christian - Featuring Bass - Featuring Drums - Featuring Guitar - Featuring Piano - Featuring Saxophone - Instrumental - Mood: Angry - Mood: Brooding - Mood: Christmas - Mood: Dreamy - Mood: Fun - Mood: Funny - Mood: Intellectual - Mood: Party Music - Mood: Patriotic - Mood: Quirky - Mood: Seasonal - Mood: Sex Music - Mood: Upbeat - Mood: Virtuoso - Mood: Weird - Out-and-Proud - Solo Female Artist - Solo Instrumental - Solo Male Artist - Spiritual - Type: Acoustic - Type: Background Music - Type: Compilations - Type: Experimental - Type: Improvisational - Type: Instrumental - Type: Live Recordings - Type: Lo-Fi - Type: Lyrical - Type: Political - Type: Sonic -Type: Sound Effects - Type: Soundtrack - Type: Tributes - Type: Vocal

(Picture: Solve Sundsbo)

a single lightbeam




Katerina Jebb. Uses a copy machine and then collaging methods to make her ethereal and sensual pictures.

Friday, February 13, 2009

xoxo

Happy valentines day
May you get lots of hearts!
<3

FRIDAY 13th

...Good Luck!

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Not even near 15 minutes of fame


Appeared for about 1 second in "Vad blir det för mat" (Me biting a breadstick.) Both my grandmother & friend called even though I hadn't told them. Fact remains: Now we have reduced the 15 minutes.

"In the future everyone will be famous for 15/1 second."

You can quote me on that...

Monday, February 9, 2009

Bows and flows of angel hair and ice cream castles in the air - will cotton paintings






Paintings by Will Cotton. What an appropratie name...
Love these especially.

Moi


Oui oui! Marie Antoinette :P

Suede

suede
you always felt like suede
there are days i feel your twin
peekaboo
hiding underneath your skin
jets
are revving yes revving
from a central source and this
has power over me
not because you feel something
or don't feel something for me
but because
mass. is so big
it can swallow swallow her whole star intact
call me 'evil' call me 'tide is on your side'
anything that you want

anybody knows you can conjure
anything by the dark of the moon


- SUEDE, Tori Amos

Sunday, February 8, 2009

The real pretty babies




Photographs by John Ernest Joseph Bellocq (1873-1949) known for his photography in New Orleans Red Light District.

The sea - Morcheeba




Fishing boats sail past the shore
No singing may-day any more
The sun is shining
The Water's clear
Just you and I walk along the pier

Take to the sky

Photo by William Eggleston

Sometimes I get the feeling that I have been in one place for too long and that the earth will continue spinning, fast & restless.

LeeLee Sobieski








Coraline

Coraline
I can't wait for this movie. Written by Neil Gaiman and directed by Henry Selick (could there be a better match?)



Saturday, February 7, 2009

Only with the heart


Current Read - Playing with the grown ups by Sophie Dahl
Haven't read many pages yet but so far so gorgeous & good.
What caught my eye and what I need to put in here is the quote at the beginning of the book.

"One sees clearly only with the heart. Anything essential is invisible to the eyes."

- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The little prince