THE KILLS: THE LAST GOODBYE (FILM)
The Kills and NOWNESS celebrate ten years of musical partnership with this moving and playful video, directed by Oscar nominated actress Samantha Morton. The captivating, melancholic song “The Last Goodbye” offsets the hard-edged sound Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince are known for with haunting vocals and a nostalgic piano loop. The film brings a simple vintage look showing the 2 posing inside a photobooth. Forgoing digital camera, a 35mm was used to give the video a classic film aesthetic.
As of February 14th, the song will be released in a four-track package via Domino Records. In addition to the CD and digital release of the single, a limited edition 10” vinyl available for pre-order will accompany the release!
BURBERRY PRORSUM FALL/WINTER 2012.13
The Milan menswear shows have officially started and kicked off with a bang! First, with Burberry. Designer, Christopher Bailey, stays true to the brands classic, Eglish history while simultaneously updating it with contemporary silhouettes and beautiful contrasting detailing. Minimal color blocking, fox prints, double-breasted suit jackets, and tapered slim trousers galore! Peep footage of the full show (above)!
Finally, Christopher, moving in a direction I like
Egg Nog Pancakes with Bourbon-Maple Syrup w/ recipe! Yes there’s bourbon in the syrup! (via TreeHugger)
Mother of God!
LADY GAGA’S NEW ALBUM ARTWORK
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Liz Brizzi ‘Escape Route’
Boo Saville, Ghost:
“Working from images of dead bodies gleaned from the internet and books, I was preoccupied with restoring such temporal moments of death back into totemic objects. These prints have been disrupted by being drawn on, burned or cut… The title for the monoprints, ‘Ghost’, is a suggestion of the transient, fluid nature of this process and a play on its obvious, more macabre reference.”
by Simon Birch
