So there is a graffiti artist in L.A. with a “love me” tag. I saw it on a pebble outside the Marc Jacobs store, on a moving truck on La Brea, on a mailbox at Opening Ceremony, and now it’s on a huge wall on Melrose. Everytime I see one, I take a picture and save it on my phone. It’s like a treasure hunt and you never know when you’re going to see that tag. I think I like it so much because of what the tag is…….it’s interesting to me. I think it says a lot about the tager and our world today. Anyway, if anyone knows who this person is, TELL ME!! If you find anymore tags in L.A., let me know as well. Thanks!
Filed under: Music Video of the Week | Tags: Gene Kelly, Singin in the Rain
My ode to all the rain here in Southern California
So everybody knows that I love a good dessert! This is actually a photography book of French pastries in all it’s glory. It will make you salivate in your seat as you look through all the glossy pictures of yummy, colorful, and sugar laden desserts. There are also some recipes inside of this heavenly thing but to me, that’s not what this book is really about. Check it out!
Ok so Christian Louboutin has written and directed his first short film. It’s a film about a girl in her Louboutin’s but that’s about all I know because I couldn’t get through the first minute of this movie. He’s a visionary and genius when it comes to shoes, hopefully he’ll be able to translate all that into future movies.
As we all know, Friday Conan O’Brien had his last day on the Tonight Show and it was a bittersweet experience. As a weird young teenage girl growing up in suburban California with raging hormones and angst for life, Conan was my first geek crush. He was accessable, funny, smart, and always made my nights with homework so much fun. Now that he is not on the air anymore, it feels like part of my youth is now over. You will be greatly missed Conny! Come back to T.V. soon!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCJ6pl7jwtE&feature=fvsr
New Bansky movie. Interesting………..
Filed under: Quote of the Week
Wars of nations are fought to change maps. But wars of poverty are fought to map change.
- Muhammad Ali
