Madonna is the face for Louis Vuitton's Spring 2009 ad campaigns. All inspired by Parisian Culture. The shots are amazing! They've only released two but the line looks like yet another hit for the iconic brand..as well for the iconic music artist. It was photographed by Steven Meisel. Good job on this one Marc Jacobs! (he's LV's creative director)
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Thursday, December 4
Madonna for Louis Vuitton
Wednesday, December 3
Victoria's Secret 2008 Fashion Show!
I looooved the show this year. They never disappoint me. The setting was great, I love all the models, they always have so much fun.
I thought the Pink collection was kind of whack, the background dancers were cool though. Also, I wish there were more wings, but they did have some great ones. The floral scene was beautiful! And they got me loving a new song.
The Ting Tings: That's Not My Name
Usher performed & they walked to tracks from Chris Brown & Kanye West. They also played Lykke Li's Little Bit beat before & after commercials.
The audience was packed with o.d. celebs..too many to name.
It was a great show, you're whack if you missed it.
Peep my favorite, the beautiful Adriana Lima rockin' the $5million bra!
I would love to coordinate this show some day. I want to be the one with the headset yelling "Heidi! Heidi! Cue Heidi with the wings!"
Archetype Sample Sale
Coffey Shop Productions presents: 2015
2015, the mixtape, comes from (another) UK music artist & producer, Licks. You're going to love it!
Download it for free, and send a friend request his way!
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Fuck Bush
George Bush is a piece of shit. His greatest concern is money- NOT the people, health, equality, our environment, foreign relations, or anything else that actually matters. In an interview with ABC's Charlie Gibson, Bush plays hot potato with America's desolation. He passes the fault into the hands of every other person, except his.
BUSH: "I'll be frank with you. I don't spend a lot of time really worrying about short-term history. I guess I don't worry about long-term history, either, since I'm not going to be around to read it -- (laughter) -- but, look, in this job you just do what you can. The thing that's important for me is to get home and look in that mirror and say, I did not compromise my principles. And I didn't. I made tough calls. And some presidencies have got a lot of tough decisions to make --"
Read original interview here
More articles about this interview,
Washington Post article: Bush Discussed His Legacy During Final Weeks in Office
FAIR article: Media Still Letting Bush Lie on Iraq Inspectors
Excerpt 1:
GIBSON: You've always said there's no do-overs as President. If you had one?
BUSH: I don't know -- the biggest regret of all the presidency has to have been the intelligence failure in Iraq. A lot of people put their reputations on the line and said the weapons of mass destruction is a reason to remove Saddam Hussein. It wasn't just people in my administration; a lot of members in Congress, prior to my arrival in Washington D.C., during the debate on Iraq, a lot of leaders of nations around the world were all looking at the same intelligence. And, you know, that's not a do-over, but I wish the intelligence had been different, I guess.
GIBSON: If the intelligence had been right, would there have been an Iraq war?
BUSH: Yes, because Saddam Hussein was unwilling to let the inspectors go in to determine whether or not the U.N. resolutions were being upheld. In other words, if he had had weapons of mass destruction, would there have been a war? Absolutely.
GIBSON: No, if you had known he didn't.
BUSH: Oh, I see what you're saying. You know, that's an interesting question. That is a do-over that I can't do. It's hard for me to speculate.
GIBSON: Greatest accomplishment? The one thing you're proudest of?
BUSH: I keep recognizing we're in a war against ideological thugs and keeping America safe.
Washington Post article: Bush Discussed His Legacy During Final Weeks in Office
FAIR article: Media Still Letting Bush Lie on Iraq Inspectors
Excerpt 1:
GIBSON: You've always said there's no do-overs as President. If you had one?
BUSH: I don't know -- the biggest regret of all the presidency has to have been the intelligence failure in Iraq. A lot of people put their reputations on the line and said the weapons of mass destruction is a reason to remove Saddam Hussein. It wasn't just people in my administration; a lot of members in Congress, prior to my arrival in Washington D.C., during the debate on Iraq, a lot of leaders of nations around the world were all looking at the same intelligence. And, you know, that's not a do-over, but I wish the intelligence had been different, I guess.
GIBSON: If the intelligence had been right, would there have been an Iraq war?
BUSH: Yes, because Saddam Hussein was unwilling to let the inspectors go in to determine whether or not the U.N. resolutions were being upheld. In other words, if he had had weapons of mass destruction, would there have been a war? Absolutely.
GIBSON: No, if you had known he didn't.
BUSH: Oh, I see what you're saying. You know, that's an interesting question. That is a do-over that I can't do. It's hard for me to speculate.
GIBSON: Greatest accomplishment? The one thing you're proudest of?
BUSH: I keep recognizing we're in a war against ideological thugs and keeping America safe.
Excerpt 2:
GIBSON: Do you feel in any way responsible for what's happening?
BUSH: You know, I'm the President during this period of time, but I think when the history of this period is written, people will realize a lot of the decisions that were made on Wall Street took place over a decade or so, before I arrived in President, during I arrived in President.
I'm a little upset that we didn't get the reforms to Fannie and Freddie -- on Fannie and Freddie, because I think it would have helped a lot. And when people review the history of this administration, people will say that this administration tried hard to get a regulator. And there will be a lot of analysis of why that didn't happen. I suspect people will find a lot of it didn't happen for pure political reasons.
GIBSON: How high do you think unemployment will go?
BUSH: Too high. I mean, anybody unemployed is too much. And I -- I'm not a very good economic forecaster. I do know that we are taking steps to make sure -- see, the most difficult thing about this is that a lot of people out there in Main Street wonder why the government is having to act because Wall Street went on a binge. And I'm one, frankly -- at first. I was the guy that inartfully said, "Wall Street got drunk, and we got a hangover."
And on the other hand, though, when you're the President and somebody says, we better move big, Mr. President, otherwise we could have a depression greater than the Great -- we're moving big. And it is hard for the average citizen to understand how frozen the system became and how over-leveraged the system became. And so what we're watching is the de-leveraging of our financial markets, which is obviously affecting the growth of the economy.
Excerpt 3:
GIBSON: Your successor said right from the beginning, there's only one President. But he's been holding news conferences; he named his economic team. Is he intruding in any way?
BUSH: No, not at all. Look, one of the things that we vowed is to work with the President-elect and his team to have a smooth transition. This is a very unique period in American history where a new President is coming in where we are fighting a two-front war against terrorists and, at the same time, dealing with a very difficult economic situation. And the more we can work together, the better off our country will be.
I called President-Elect Obama with the Citigroup decision. I wanted him to know what we were doing. And he was very appreciative of the phone call. And I --
GIBSON: Did you call him on Tuesday about the Fed putting up $600 billion, and Treasury $200 billion --
BUSH: Yes, yes.
GIBSON: You called him about that, too?
BUSH: I sure did -- oh, no, no, no, I have not on that. But I know his team was briefed. I didn't speak to him personally about that, but I know his team was briefed. We're in touch with the Obama transition team a lot. And I don't feel any -- I don't feel any intrusion whatsoever, because he knows what I know -- I'm -- our administration still will be making the decisions necessary until he becomes the President.
Excerpt 4:
GIBSON: What were you most unprepared for?
BUSH: Well, I think I was unprepared for war. In other words, I didn't campaign and say, "Please vote for me, I'll be able to handle an attack." In other words, I didn't anticipate war. Presidents -- one of the things about the modern presidency is that the unexpected will happen.
Excerpt 5:
GIBSON: Was there a time when you thought, if I do this I will be compromising my principles --
BUSH: Yes.
GIBSON: -- some decision where you really thought that that was at issue?
BUSH: Yes.
GIBSON: What?
BUSH: The pullout of Iraq. It would have compromised the principle that when you put kids into harm's way, you go in to win. And it was a tough call, particularly, since a lot of people were advising for me to get out of Iraq, or pull back in Iraq, or -- and rather than listen to -- I mean, I listened to a lot of voices, but ultimately, I listened to this voice: I'm not going to let your son die in vain; I believe we can win; I'm going to do what it takes to win in Iraq.
Read original interview at ABCnews.com
GIBSON: Do you feel in any way responsible for what's happening?
BUSH: You know, I'm the President during this period of time, but I think when the history of this period is written, people will realize a lot of the decisions that were made on Wall Street took place over a decade or so, before I arrived in President, during I arrived in President.
I'm a little upset that we didn't get the reforms to Fannie and Freddie -- on Fannie and Freddie, because I think it would have helped a lot. And when people review the history of this administration, people will say that this administration tried hard to get a regulator. And there will be a lot of analysis of why that didn't happen. I suspect people will find a lot of it didn't happen for pure political reasons.
GIBSON: How high do you think unemployment will go?
BUSH: Too high. I mean, anybody unemployed is too much. And I -- I'm not a very good economic forecaster. I do know that we are taking steps to make sure -- see, the most difficult thing about this is that a lot of people out there in Main Street wonder why the government is having to act because Wall Street went on a binge. And I'm one, frankly -- at first. I was the guy that inartfully said, "Wall Street got drunk, and we got a hangover."
And on the other hand, though, when you're the President and somebody says, we better move big, Mr. President, otherwise we could have a depression greater than the Great -- we're moving big. And it is hard for the average citizen to understand how frozen the system became and how over-leveraged the system became. And so what we're watching is the de-leveraging of our financial markets, which is obviously affecting the growth of the economy.
Excerpt 3:
GIBSON: Your successor said right from the beginning, there's only one President. But he's been holding news conferences; he named his economic team. Is he intruding in any way?
BUSH: No, not at all. Look, one of the things that we vowed is to work with the President-elect and his team to have a smooth transition. This is a very unique period in American history where a new President is coming in where we are fighting a two-front war against terrorists and, at the same time, dealing with a very difficult economic situation. And the more we can work together, the better off our country will be.
I called President-Elect Obama with the Citigroup decision. I wanted him to know what we were doing. And he was very appreciative of the phone call. And I --
GIBSON: Did you call him on Tuesday about the Fed putting up $600 billion, and Treasury $200 billion --
BUSH: Yes, yes.
GIBSON: You called him about that, too?
BUSH: I sure did -- oh, no, no, no, I have not on that. But I know his team was briefed. I didn't speak to him personally about that, but I know his team was briefed. We're in touch with the Obama transition team a lot. And I don't feel any -- I don't feel any intrusion whatsoever, because he knows what I know -- I'm -- our administration still will be making the decisions necessary until he becomes the President.
Excerpt 4:
GIBSON: What were you most unprepared for?
BUSH: Well, I think I was unprepared for war. In other words, I didn't campaign and say, "Please vote for me, I'll be able to handle an attack." In other words, I didn't anticipate war. Presidents -- one of the things about the modern presidency is that the unexpected will happen.
Excerpt 5:
GIBSON: Was there a time when you thought, if I do this I will be compromising my principles --
BUSH: Yes.
GIBSON: -- some decision where you really thought that that was at issue?
BUSH: Yes.
GIBSON: What?
BUSH: The pullout of Iraq. It would have compromised the principle that when you put kids into harm's way, you go in to win. And it was a tough call, particularly, since a lot of people were advising for me to get out of Iraq, or pull back in Iraq, or -- and rather than listen to -- I mean, I listened to a lot of voices, but ultimately, I listened to this voice: I'm not going to let your son die in vain; I believe we can win; I'm going to do what it takes to win in Iraq.
Read original interview at ABCnews.com
Jeremy Scott for Adidas Release!
Yes! Finally word on a release date for the Jeremy Scott kicks we're all so in love with.
These bad boys (& others he designed) drop February 1st 2009 & will range from $120 to $250. I bet ma' fuckas gonna be on line for these early. I think for the first time I'll be one of them.
Facebook does suck
I completely agree with Lindsay Lohan. Facebook has made so many retarded changes I don't even bother with it anymore. Team Myspace!
Facebook deleted LL's account thinking she was a fake lol, it pissed her off so she took to her myspace blog to vent...She also cleared up some rumors, telling us that her & Sam are still happy in love. Yay!
Lindsay was rockin' with the Clipse at the time of this post. Good track
Tuesday, December 2
Justice fans are wild!
Justice is one fucking bad ass duo. They have become so huge & successful it's mind blowing. Their tour is known to be full of craziness, so luckily for us they decided to document it.
Justice Across The Universe, created by So-Me & Romain Gavras, shows all the behind the scenes action as well as their live shows. Here's a preview of the documentary, which drops Dec. 9th.
Hit the Jump to listen to the duo talk to Karmaloop TV about their outrageous tours.
Damn these ma' fuckers know how to party!
God, I wonder what it feels like to have thousands of people come to watch you perform as they scream your name. It must be great.
Top Of The Line art exihibit
chemical warfare by 2013?
New studies state that Americans can expect a WMD (weapons of mass destruction) terror attack, more likely to be biological than nuclear, by the year 2013. Is this another one of those supposed "media scares", designed to keep the public living in fear, or is this the real deal? After the attacks in Mumbai, India over the weekend, its very hard to be so naive as to think it couldn't happen here, again. Experts think that terrorists will gravitate towards biological power rather than nuclear because the information and materials needed for these types of attacks are much easier to obtain. Civilian laboratories that house dangerous pathogens (derived from a Greek word that means "that which produces suffering") are less guarded. Officials also worry that biologists will be more likely to sell their expertise or materials to terrorists than a nuclear scientist.
"The United States should be less concerned that terrorists will become biologists and far more concerned that biologists will become terrorists," the report states.
Read the CBS News article here.
This is scary stuff! Comments?
Monday, December 1
Word.
I'm a PC
A Bamboo PC!!!!!
Computer company Asus is releasing an earth friendly laptop, with a real bamboo shell.
This is beautiful...the screen is 12.1 inches, has Intel Core 2 Duo microprocessor, and runs on Microsoft’s Windows Vista.
Holla!
Costs $1,800
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I have this same wallpaper on my laptop!
Awareness
Since 1981, more than 25 million people have died of AIDS.
People of all ages.
Get Tested & Be Safe.
learn more here.
People of all ages.
Get Tested & Be Safe.
learn more here.
Party!
We showed you the ad...now here's the party
Nina Sky is the shit. The kicks are ass. And Chloe Sevigny on the new issue of Missbehave! Luvs it!
This day...
I am free from negativity..
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Today started off as bright as any other, it involved a lot of school, driving, laughing, ganja, 21-7, and tiredness. Now, I am worn out and ready to chill the fuck out! And- it's only Monday! My goodness!
Jean top: H&M
Black jeans: Xhilaration
Hi-top Sneakers: Puma
Necklace: Flea Market
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Today started off as bright as any other, it involved a lot of school, driving, laughing, ganja, 21-7, and tiredness. Now, I am worn out and ready to chill the fuck out! And- it's only Monday! My goodness!
Jean top: H&M
Black jeans: Xhilaration
Hi-top Sneakers: Puma
Necklace: Flea Market
Supreme x Vans
Vans is releasing some incredible magic at Supreme, December 4th. Sparks definitely flew with this one! They have released two new styles of the Mountain Edition & Old Skool. They come in black, red, blue & green. The checker box design on the inside lining is so official! The mustard-yellow patch on the heel adds great a contrast to the colorway. I really cannot choose between the two! I love the strap on the Mountain Edition's, but then again- I can just cop my Yeezy's for that! And the Old Skools are beautifully simple, I def. can fuck them up! More info at SupremeNewYork.com
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Watermelon Sundae
This song always makes me feel like it's 85 degrees, no matter how cold it is outside. Plus, the vibe is so in tune with my own it seems meant to be. I can't wait to move to California!
Dom Kennedy- Watermelon Sundae
Support great music!
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I am neurotic
Everybody has those annoying little habits, the ones that you'll never be able to break no matter how hard you try. Like my sister: when shes eating, all of the food on her plate has to be separated. If the rice touches the chicken, all hell breaks loose. It's weird. And annoying. But everybody has 'em! Check out I am neurotic, a site dedicated to people's weird antics. Read them, laugh, be freaked out, and then sign up and make a post about the weird shit you do!
One of my weird antics?
Sometimes, when I'm doing something or just walking around, and my hand hits or brushes something (like a doornob, for example), I HAVE to turn around and touch that object with my other hand. I just have to. It evens out my cosmic balance. (My mom says I have a chemical imbalance in my brain. Cosmic equillibreum sounds better to me.)
Thanks to Sarah Morrison over at Missbehave for the info
Jay-Z Ft Santogold- Brooklyn (Go Hard)
"I father, I Brooklyn dodger them/ I jack, I rob, I sin/ ahh man I'm Jackie Robinson/ except when run base/ I dodge the pen"
Here's some new Jay-Z Featuring Santogold, this song is going to be featured on the new NOTORIOUS soundtrack.
He sampled Santo's track Shove it..listen after the jump
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21-7 Weekly Poll:
Kanye West's 808's & Heartbreak wrapped up it's first week out, so we asked you guys what you think of the new album.
60% of you voted 'Another Kanye Hit!'
If Kanye has you'r love, that's all he needs. What do we think his next single will be?
I'm thinking Robocop (which would make my panties drop! lolz)
Make sure you read Sex & my review of the album!
check the next poll..
MR.HUDSON
Mr.Hudson is a new artist signed to G.O.O.D music and this man got soul!!!!!!. I didn't get too listen to a great deal of him yet only a few songs but from the few that I heard I am impressed. Check out this snippet from one of his songs
myspace.com/mrhudson
Air Yeezy
YES!!!! AFTER ALL THIS FUCKING WAITING AND HYPE AROUND THESE SNEAKERS WE GET SOME KIND OF CONFIRMATION...FROM YEEZY HIMSELF!
Little Bit (RMX)-Ft Drake
Here is the remix to Lykke Li's song "Little Bit" featuring DRAKE
CHECK IT OUT!!!
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Sunday, November 30
Little Bit
I fucks with this song. Remember Lykke Li?
She's cool. Her name's pronounced leak-uh-lee
Jump to see her perform this..she's the shit
Myspace.com/LykkeLi
LykkeLi.com
Everyone's doing it
Katy Perry joined the Beyonce Single Ladies dance movement.
She gets cuter every time I see her.
Loves you <3
PUT A RING ON IT ...KATY PERRY
The Hundreds & Disney!
I just love this because it's the Lost Boys from Peter Pan.
I'm sure the product will be cool.
I'm sure the product will be cool.
* The Hundreds & Disney collaboration preview
*Thanks to Hypbeast
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