Louis Vuitton. Fall 2011.

Sebastien Perrin. DJ PARIS.

his list:

Antony and the Johnsons, “Salt Silver Oxygen”: “Antony’s world-famous tremolo voice combined with the orchestral crescendo of the season, in my opinion.”

Aufgang, “Channel 7”: “It reminds me of the scary movies I used to watch when I was a kid, with an added sense of speed and danger.”

Chromeo, “J’ai Claque La Porte”: “An elegant and ironic love story, mixed by Philippe Zdar from Cassius. Translated, it means ‘I slammed the door.’”

Chilly Gonzales, “I am Europe (Claude Vonstroke Dub)”: “With its choppy beats and vocal bits, it’s a very sexy, uplifting song. It carries me away.”

Deine Lakaien, “Europe”: “A hypnotizing, futuristic take on Sixties French pop.”

Maximum Balloon, “If You Return (FEAT. Little Dragon)”: “This song, written by TV On the Radio’s Dave Sitek, perfectly captures the feeling of really fancying someone.”

Zola Jesus, “Night” and “Lightstick”: “The contrast between her beautiful voice and the bare music makes us all vulnerable listeners.”

Credit to: http://www.wmagazine.com/celebrities/2011/03/hitman#ixzz1GcNcNMbA

Royksopp.

in LA on March 29th. Who be down?

The W Shoot. Kimmy.

LEEGGOO!

Credit to FFFound.com

Pac. Vibe Mag/The Lost Interviews.

Ruminations..

This Cat...

..........................................is Amazing.

Yeezy's in Court

Via: TMZ

Kanye West's lawyer went to court today and won a delay for West's arraignment for smashing a photog's gear..

Good for him. There's almost nothing kanye can do to make Diamonds mad at him..

Except: Hurt Animals, Hurt Women.

WE DON'T LIKE CHRIS BROWN!

WICKED

4.11.09 – San Francisco
Show Review

Total waste of time.

JUST KIDDING! Wicked is so delightful! My favorite is the gal that plays Glinda. She is so Molly Shannon-esque hilarious! Go see it. It’s in San Francisco till September!

Britney Spears

4.12.09 – San Jose
Concert Review

I call this: Britney Spears verson 69.0.

Before the hate mail comes flooding in, I will preface this review by saying that once upon I time, I truly enjoyed the music a la Britney Spears. The best music from the show came from the remixed versions of old tunes that played between set changes. Her dancers put on quite the dance battle that proved to be the most entertaining part of the show. I felt a bit duped at the end, as though I could have received the same pole-humping, gyrating, bouncing, lip-syncing performance from a local strip club or anywhere in the Castro where at least my drinks are 2 for 1 instead of getting stepped on by pointy hooker shoes, and choking on feather boas in the sea of gays and slutted up girls at the venue. I spoke too soon, that happens in the Castro too, but there’s no $50 ticket requirement to get into the Castro. The set was amazing, and the stage in-the-round ensured the entire venue had a good seat. Light shows, trapeze performers, and pyro were all state of the art. What I had the biggest problem with was looking around and seeing 12 year-old-girls mimicking the pop-star sensation by thrusting their hips into the metal bars in front of their seats while singing along to “lets get naked, lets get naked, take it off take it off!” Then again, I should be blaming their parents and not the media-manufactured “singer” that really has the last laugh in her multi-million dollar profession. There was barely any interaction with the audience, however they did turn her mic long enough for her to give a shout out to Sacramento… though the concert was taking place in San Jose. Joke’s on me though, I’m fifty dollars down and she is $2123493582793842934.00 up.

I miss Britney 2.0.

Barbie's real life dream house created in Malibu!

Via: Laist.com

On the eve of her 50th birthday, interior decorator Jonathan Adler has decked out a real-life 3,500-square-foot pad overlooking the Pacific Ocean to look like the blond doll’s outrageous home.Adler, who was commissioned by toy maker Mattel Inc. to decorate the house for Monday’s party, said outfitting the sleek mansion (a property that’s frequently rented for film and photography shoots) took six months of planning and a few weeks to install.“Barbie was a dream client because she doesn’t exist as a person,“ Adler said. “She exists as fantasy and is the perfect client because she’s always happy and fun and loves everything. I thought to myself, ‘How would Barbie live?‘ What I thought was Barbie would have a house that is glamorous, kittenish, chic, colorful and happy - as well as functional.“Adler lined Barbie’s bedroom with wall-to-wall pink carpeting emblazoned with her initial. The closet is filled with 50 pairs of pink peep-toe heels while her kitchen is stocked with cupcake-making ingredients. An in-house museum features 25 vintage Barbie dolls on display. In the garage? A pink Volkswagen New Beetle with a motorized pop-up vanity in the trunk.“I think this really is Barbie’s Malibu Dream House because the setting is so incredibly dreamy and ethereal,“ Adler said. “We’re perched on a cliff in Malibu overlooking the ocean. It’s a fantasyland for anyone. It was difficult to find the house to celebrate Barbie’s 50th birthday because it had to be the ultimate Malibu house, and I think we found it.“Decorating Barbie’s real-world dream home, which will be the site Monday of a star-studded soiree celebrating the doll’s birthday, was a dream for Adler, the potter and decorator who has served as head judge on Bravo’s “Top Design.“ He said Mattel gave him access to the company’s archives, including a look at all of Barbie’s various dream homes over the years.Following the festivities, most of Barbie’s custom decor will be shipped to the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas to furnish a special pink-tinted Barbie Suite that will be available for bachelorette parties, birthdays or anyone who wants to live like Barbie. Other items will be available from the “Jonathan Adler Loves Barbie” collection launching in September.

Innovative? or just ugly?

P.Diddy's Protoge, Cassie, and her new Do'. She needs to stop getting weird

haircuts and make a new record.

Amy Adams...W Magazine...

Via W Magazine

Before Amy Adams was nominated for an Oscar, the redheaded actress could be found folding shirts at the local Gap. In a candid interview in the May issue of W, the Doubt star dishes about life before becoming famous and the changes that stardom brings. And while she has since worked with everyone from Meryl Streep to Leonardo DiCarprio, Kirstie Alley, Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts, landing the Gap job at age 18 was a dream come true. “[It was] a huge deal, because with the 40-percent-off discount I could finally buy things that weren’t on sale!” the star tells W. And for a girl in high school, that meant a lot. “We were defined by the clothes we bought at the mall,” she says. And while Amy now has her pick of labels like Oscar de la Renta and Carolina Herrera, her teenage years were more about making do. “I would make fake Guess jeans by buying a cheaper brand with a triangle label and then cutting it off so you could still see the triangle outline. It’s so sad that I did that! But I really wanted to be one of those girls,” Amy recalls about trying to keep up with the cool crowd.

Goodbye King, We'll miss you..

King Magazine has gone belly up...But Here's Keyshia Cole on what is believed to be the
final issue.

Vicky B. Hot Hot Hot.

The new issue of Elle Magazine. Must have accessory for Spring? ...Suspenders. Hot.

The Politics of Pleasure

Via: Kanyeuniversecity.com/blog

What does love have to do with it?