this has been passed around for a few months now, but if you haven't seen it watch it...pretty unbelievable. travis barker playing the drums along to soulja boy and being amazing.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
travis barker is a really good drummer
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
dancing in the street
david bowie & mick jagger - dancing in the street
i just love how mick jagger bops around and moves his hips in this, priceless. and then bowie drops in. such a dynamic duo.
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Friday, March 21, 2008
mk&a's march hip picks
oh-em-gee
mk and a finally posted their march hip picks. the anticipation nearly killed me these past twenty-one days
Starbucks Drink
mary-kate: iced vanilla soy latte ashley: soy latte with ane xtra shot
Spring Fashion Must Have
mary-kate: gladiator sandals
ashley: bright neon and day-glo colors are a popular trend this spring
Bag of the Moment:
mary-kate: Soft Dior Babe
ashley: Chloe's Saskia handbag
Boutique
mary-kate: I shop at Lily et Cie in LA for unique vintage purses
ashley: Scarlett in Paris
Show at Paris Fashion Week
mary-kate: Giambattista Valli-he's genius
ashley: The Chanel Show was inspiring.
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Thursday, February 7, 2008
...yes michael?
so i just realized michael jackson has his videos on lock downnn and his youtube user name is actually "his people" or maybe him, and he's blocked the embedded feature so can't embed the video on here. but there are links below. check out the comments and responses at the youtube link. he has some dedicated fans, and haters. but both seem very fastidious.
there are two versions of THRILLER.
1st, titled Michael Jackson's Thriller made the Guinness book of world records for the most expensive music video at $800,000 us dollars on december 2nd, 1983. it has over 6 million views on youtube. it is 13:37 minutes of sheer brilliance (the costumes/unorthodox dance moves). thriller led MJ to hold the #1 spot for 37 weeks and stay in the top 10 for 80 straight weeks. MJ's publicist says......
"Introducing the "robot" and the "moonwalk" into the international lexicon of clubland dance moves via the pulsing sounds of Thriller, Michael Jackson revolutionized all aspects of mainstream pop culture -- from radio airwaves to the newly emerging art form of music videos -- becoming the world's most popular entertainer in the process."
take note of the disclaimer at the beginning of the video that reads
"Due to my strong personal convictions i wish to stress that this film in no way endorses a belief in the occult." -Michael Jackson
MJ insisted that the disclaimer be incorporated into this video later in life when he was rolling off his rocker and becoming one with the world and children.
the second thriller music video is a shorter cut version of the video that was similar but takes place at a movie theater. you'll recognize it.
here's the first.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtyJbIOZjS8
and the second.
http://www.spike.com/video/2787382?cmpnid=800&lkdes=VID_2787382
(MJ hasn't posted this for some reason so you have to watch it on SPIKE.com)
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
fashion roadkill
Jessica Stam at Chloe fall 2006
Milana Bogolepova at Dior resort 2008
Elise Crombez at Proenza Schouler spring 2007
Kamila W. at Vivienne Westwood spring 2007.
Carmen Electra
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marc jacobs fashion week 2008
the cobrasnake films/remixes marc jacobs fall 2008 line at ny fashion week. lots of nipped at the waste dresses that poof out. leggings. jackets and shoes equipped with many buttons and zippers. slouchy pants. i like.
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brigi-nspiration
brigitte bardot :: sienna miller
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
mi actor favorito
Gael GarcĂa Bernal; intellectual slash hunk 



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bend it like beckham
Condom fashion: Can you "bonk like David Beckham?"
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Have you ever stopped and thought: "what do the condoms I buy say about who I am?" You already drop $60 on a haircut, and $150 on designer jeans -- obviously you're trying to impress somebody. So, with that in mind, shouldn't you be more concerned with your prophylactics?Next time you're in China, you'll notice they've already figured this out. When your average Chinese dude is at the corner drugstore picking up a little protection, he doesn't have to decide between boring old Durex, Trojan, or some lame generic brand -- instead, he can wear condoms adorned by the most fashionable man on the planet!
That's right -- David Beckham condoms. And apparently ladies are drawn to the love gloves featuring the international soccer star. They're fake, obviously -- and are in no way supported by Beckham himself. But, nevertheless, these shady prophylactics are now the top selling condoms in China.
It's about time. Next I'd like to see designer condoms. Gucci, Prada, Tommy Hilfiger. Seriously, I bet they'd make a killing.
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Monday, February 4, 2008
mk&a's hip picks for february
- winter hot spot: (mk)Park City, Utah (a)Aspen
- v-day gift: (mk)candy (a)fresh flowers
- must-see-performance of 08: ( mk)zeppelin reunion tour (a)ditto
- cool new gadget: (mk)MacBook Air (a)Amazon's kindle
- oscar prediction: (mk)Cate Blanchett for Best Supporting Actress (a)Atonement for Best Picture

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