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'Looking's season 2 trailer

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The trailer of 'Looking''s season 2 is out and i've got so many feelings. It took me quite a while to start watching this show and a few eps to really get into things with it, but once you do is so, so worth it. Andrew Haigh's 'Weekend' was absolutely fantastic and by the looks of it season 2 is not gonna disappoint.

i really can't recommend this show more and i can't wait for this new season either because it will have 10 episodes instead of the 8 eps the1st season had, so at least we'll get more from these guys that really steal your heart, even when you don't even like them – like it happens with Agustín. Between 'Girls' and 'Looking' January can't come soon enough.


sources: project1& youtube

GIRLS' season 4 trailer

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The other good thing about January (apart from 'Looking' being back with its much awaited second season) is that 'Girls' is back too with its fourth season! It's been a long way for this mess of young women but this show seriously gets me to the core and i can relate soo much to many of their stuff –despite many things being kinda ridiculous, i know. But apart from those, i think the show is really accurate when it comes to portraying friendship between women and relationships or at least there is where i can see myself the most.

Anyway, so far the trailer looks promising, i can't tell which season was the best one and which one was not as good (i'm guessing s1 was the best one for being the first and most original) but all three seasons have had something that made me want to keep watching and that's the important thing. Episodes like 'Welcome to Bushwick aka. The Crackcident' from season one, 'Bad Friend' from season 2 or the amazing 'Beach House' from last season, make me love this series even more. I can't wait to watch it and do my usual post with my fave moments and scenes from this new season (as i did with season 2 and 3) but i'm not in a hurry to watch it and make it end anytime soon.

So take a look at the trailer and get anxious with these girls, i still have faith in Lena Dunham despite all the hating the show gets, but if you don't get it then don't watch it.


sources: seat42f& youtube

Things that mattered in 2014

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Fashion
This year Elie Saab's Spring/Summer collection blew me away but also the gorgeosity of Ralph & Russo's Spring Couture, designers i didn't know about:


But most recently, the one that amazed everyone with its beauty is Valentino's Sala Bianca Haute Couture, all in white and so delicate and immaculate that i'm even posting the finale of its NY show because, look for yourself, it's beauty in movement:




Movies
I have to admit that i haven't watched many movies this year and i had to catch up with some of 2013 because they hadnt been released here. So, i'm including a few from last year that are really worth it but my number 1 of the year has to be 'Under the Skin':



Under the Skin - this blew my mind in so many ways that i still have it on my head. That epic ending, the photography, the Mica Levi OST that creeps the hell out of you, Scarlett Johansson's touching performance, the devastating truth of what the movie wants to tell the viewer is something not everyone fully appreciates. Truly one of the weirdest movies out there and that makes her even more special and unique.

Her - What can be said about Spike Jonze's modern love story at this point? It really touches you in ways you can't comprehend and also you can relate to the loneliness of Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix) so much that it kinda hurts.

Short Term 12 (Las vidas de Grace) - Another film that was released on 2013 but i have to include it here. I already talked about it but i couldn't recommend this movie more because it's so touching and beautiful that will steal your heart. And you have a good cry with it as well which is not bad at all.

Nymphomaniac - As a full movie with both of its parts, it really works out. Because if you only watch the first part and then the second, this last one is a little weak. So it's better to watch the complete movie because Lars Von Trier's latest and most polemic movie is something that explores sexuality as well as human nature and the result is kinda great. It has a weak ending but overall i really liked it.

Palo Alto - Gia Coppola's directing debut is worth mentioning because without being a great story, it really depicts today's youth – its boredom, failed aspirations and the not so certain future they have in front of themselves. That's perhaps the greatest thing about the movie, it really captures that time as it is and she also does it with a lot of taste and pretty images. Beware of what's to come from the newest Coppola director.

Boyhood - i was really looking forward to watch it and i have to admit that i really liked it. It shows you how we're only a series of milestones and that we, more or less, we all go through the same process when growing up, as simple as that. I really loved Patricia Arquette's performance and the OST is really amazing but now i can't wait for Richard Linklater to make a 'Girlhood'. Please, it has to be done.


TV Shows
This year i discovered two shows that are already among my favorites like the hilarious 'Broad City' (please watch it because it's really something else) and 'Looking' which is so full of feelings that i barely can't stand it.

Apart from those, 'Game of Thrones' continued to be fucking amazing starting with that epic second episode 'The Lion and the Rose' and its OMFG ending. 'Girls' continued to be something that really gets me to the core and that is very dear to me (with the 'Beach House' ep being the epitome of epic) ;  'Grey's Anatomy' had a really good start after the departure of Cristina Yang's character so i still have faith in the show. 'American Horror Story: Coven' was fucking flawless despite the haters and 'Freak Show' started really bad but it's gotten better and it's fun to watch. And 'Pretty Little Liars' continued to be the guiltiest pleasure ever, which is good.

On the other hand, the much awaited season of 'Orange of the New Black' was a little bit OK, not bad, but not as flawless as the first season but i'm still gonna watch it like crazy when a new season comes out. 'True Detective' was worth watching but somehow i didn't love it as much as everyone else. 'True Blood''s season finale turned to be surprisingly good despite the ending and other shows ending next year are the feel good series 'Hart of Dixie', 'Awkward', which is not as great as it used to be, and the always funny 'Cougar Town' which i will really miss. 'New Girl' though was kinda OK, nothing really surprising. And i finally quit '2 Broke Girls' because it turned to be really boring and it has basically no plot so why bother.


Musique
1. Blood Orange - Champagne Coast

2. CrazyP - Heartbreaker

3. Beck - Blue Moon

4. FKA Twigs - Two Weeks

5. Freeform Five feat. Roisin Murphy - Leviathan

6. Wild Beast - Wanderlust

7. Madonna - Living for Love

8. Kevin Drew - Good Sex

9. Miguel - Simple Things

10. Caribou - Our Love


Blog
Most popular entries of the year:

1. 10 years of 'Mean Girls'
2. Romaticization of Mental Illness by Kelsey Weaver
3. Tavi Gevinson photographed in her bedroom by Petra Collins
4. Re-watching 'The OC' 10 years later
5. #RKOBH (Rich Kids of Beverly Hills)

Things that mattered in 2011 | 2012 | 2013


Top 10 Christmas pop songs

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I don't really like Christmas that much or i'm into the holiday spirit but i gotta admit me loves some good xmas movies and laying around all day after passing out of eating so much food. Anyways, as i'm not fond of Christmas songs either there are some that i really love. Some are really typical and others ultimate pop tunes, but here's my Top 10 Christmas songs ever just because:

1. Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas

2. Wham! - Last Christmas

3. Jordy - It's Christmas, C'est Noel

4. TLC - Sleigh Ride

5. Rooney - Merry Xmas Everybody

6. Spice Girls - My Strongest Suit

7. Sugababes - New Year

8. S Club 7 - You're My Number 1

9. U2 - Chritmas, Baby Please Come Home

10. The Plastics - Jingle Bell Rock

Daisy Trio by Marc Jacobs

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You know i love anything Sofia Coppola and anything 'The Virgin Suicides'. So when Sofia directed the tv ad of Daisy by Marc Jacobs, i loved it, and now that she's at it again – this time Daisy Trio by Marc Jacobs– i love it too.

This time it really goes Lisbon sisters and features more than just one girl, wandering through the fields and dreaming about love while CHVRCHES' music plays. Enjoy Sofia Coppola's dreamy world with the ad below:




W Magazine's The Movie Issue

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W Magazine is featuring the 39 best performances of the year with photographs of the actors taken by fabulous photographer Tim Walker and of course the result is flawless.

Among the ones i've seen there's the fantastic Bill Hader in 'The Skeleton Twins' (such a shame they didn't feature Kristen Wiig), Scarlett Johansson in 'Under the Skin' (portrait at the source) or Ethan Hawke for 'Boyhood' but i'm anxious to check out the rest as Oscar season is coming.

I'm not going to post the 39 portraits but i'm obviously going to post the ones i liked best (as usual) after the cut but be sure to check out the rest at the source:



 Bradley Cooper, American Sniper

 Jessica Chastain, A Most Violent Year

 Tommy Lee Jones

 Emma Stone

 Bill Hader, The Skeleton Twins

 Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt

 Edward Norton, Birdman

 Tessa Thompson, Dear White People

 Dan Stevens

 Amy Adams, Big Eyes

 J.K. Simmons, Whiplash

 Eddie Redmayne


sources: wmagazine

'Girlhood' (Bande de Filles) trailer

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Once i watched Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood', i demanded that a 'Girlhood' should be in the making. Well then, there's one coming up but not from Linklater but from French director Céline Sciamma. And i have no complaints.

The trailer so far looks promising, instead of starting the story during the protagonist's childhood it focuses on her teens, which is a key moment in any girl's life. One of the things i missed when i watched 'Boyhood' is that it didn't go in depth into important coming of age moments like the first kiss, the first time, body issues, etc., and it seems here we will see some of these.

It has no premiere date here in Spain yet but let's hope it doesn't take too long because now i'm curious to see this film (as well as the two other movies Sciamma has also directed, 'Tomboy' and 'Water Lillies', focused on girls too). Watch the trailer below:



sources: blackfilm

A tour through Madonna's discography

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Madonna's new album is scheduled to be out in March even though we have already listened to 6 tracks she released (and some others that were illegally leaked). Based on what i've heard from those legally released songs, 'Rebel Heart' seems to be the best album Madonna has released in years (ever since 'Confessions on a Dance Floor' in 2005) so i've decided to make a little tour through her discography and put my favourite songs from each album. Because even though she might have records that are a little meh, there's always a good song there.

I'm starting from the beginning, from her very first album to her newest one, so get ready for a quick reminder why Madonna is the Queen of Pop and she still is.

Madonna (1982)
This is a little jewel, what a debut album. Not only it has the super fun 'Holiday', but also one of my fave songs still to date, 'Lucky Star', as well as 'Burning Up', 'Borderline', 'Physical Attraction', 'Everybody'... no wonder why she became such an instant hit. Below i'm posting 'Burning Up' because i don't think it's as well known as 'Lucky Star' or 'Holiday' and i love it just the same:


Like a Virgin (1984)
Now this curiously contains some fan favourites like (obviously) 'Like a Virgin' and 'Material Girl', songs that i really don't like. I mean, they are ok but i've listened to them so many times i got bored. But it contains the super fun and catchy 'Dress You Up' that i'm posting below because compared to her debut album, this one is a little weak in my opinion, but only because the first one was too good.


True Blue (1986)
Now this is another fully decent album (not that 'Like a Virgin' was not, but not quite). It has another fan favourite that i don't like, 'La isla bonita', but also some amazing tunes like 'True Blue' (obvs), as well as one of Madonna's best ballads 'Live to Tell', 'Where's The Party' and the fantastic 'Open Your Heart'. But for me, the one that really stands out is 'Papa Don't Preach', because "Italians do it better" and Danny Aiello appears in the vid, here it is below:


Like a Prayer (1989)
Another really good album here, i had this on tape! Not only it has the song that gives the album its title (so iconic, one of my Madonna all time favorites and i never, ever, get tired of it) but also other hits like 'Express Yourself', 'Keep it Together' or the super good feeling song 'Cherish'. It is also one the first albums that Madonna went personal with songs like 'Oh Father' or 'Promise to Try' but i have to post 'Like a Prayer' because it's simply one of her greatest songs:


Erotica (1992)
I had to beg my mom to buy me this album (she didn't like the title or its cover), but she finally did. And it has a new sound, we're not in the 80s anymore and Madonna embraced that. It also had some of Madonna's most provocative and controversial songs like 'Erotica', 'Fever' or 'Where Life Begins' but also some really great material like 'Rain', 'Deeper and Deeper' or 'Bye Bye Baby'. As it's not an album that stands out among my faves from her, i'm posting 'Bye Bye Baby' from The Girlie Tour because the performance it's awesome and it has Madonna's dancers Niki and Donna and i miss them a lot:


Bedtime Stories (1994)
Now this is one of my fave Madonna albums and the first cd i ever bought from her. And it was so worthy. It contains another fan favorite that i don't like much, 'Take a Bow', but songs like 'Secret', 'Human Nature', 'Sanctuary' or 'Bedtime Story' make up for it. This last one that gives the album its title has to be my fave from it (even though i like listening to both 'Sanctuary' followed by this one because the mix between the two is perfect). 'Bedtime Story' was written by Björk no less and the result is more than amazing, it's something else:


Ray Of Light (1998)
And things keep getting better. Praised by absolutely everyone, this is probably Madonna's best album ever, blame William Orbit for it. It created a new sound for Madonna and it's one of the most mature albums from her, as well as really personal. Madonna grew up here, she became a mother and maturity comes with songs like 'Drowned World/Substitute for Love', 'Frozen' or 'The Power of Goodbye' (those violins...), 'Nothing Really Matters', 'Swim', 'Skin', 'Candy Perfume Girl'... this album is perfection. Even 'Shanti/Ashangti' is good. As hard as it is to pick one, i'm posting 'Drowned World/Substitute for Love' because i don't think this awesome song has as much credit as it should.  


Music (2000)
It was difficult to keep up with the awesomity of 'Ray of Light' so this next album was... ok. It was a shame that she didn't continue in the same direction but well. I liked songs like 'Don't Tell Me', 'Impressive Instant', 'Runaway Lover' or 'Music', which i didn't dig that much, but the one i liked best was the album version of 'What It Feels Like for a Girl' (such a shame they remixed it for the vid), the lyrics and the sweet sound were really special:


American Life (2003)
Now this is something weird. I didn't like this album when it came out. I really didn't. It told me nothing. But when i listened to it a year later i thought it was so, so good. Such a weird thing that happened to me. Anyway, songs like 'Nothing Fails, 'Love Profusion', 'Mother and Father', 'Die Another Day' or the uber great 'Hollywood' made one of the best albums since 'Ray of Light'. 'Hollywood' below because the song it's amazing and i shouldn't be explaining this to you:


Confessions on a Dance Floor (2005)
Another great album here. I loved how in the record, you play the album as it was a DJ session, with no stop between songs, and that's fantastic. 'Hung Up' (iconic already being one of the best selling singles by a female artist), 'Get Together', 'Jump', 'Isaac', there's practically no bad song here. And the first one that really struck in my head, that remains my favorite since day 1 is 'Get Together' so here you have it:


Hard Candy (2008)
Now this album was... ok. Not bad but nothing groundbreaking. The 'Sticky & Sweet' tour was the first ever Madonna concert i went to, so i can't complain. It had nice songs like '4 Minutes', 'Give it 2 Me', 'She's Not Me', 'Devil Wouldn't Recognise You' or my favourite, 'Miles Away' posted below. 


MDNA (2012)
Don't get me wrong, this album wasn't bad, it really isn't, but the first single 'Give Me All Your Luvin' was a joke. Having Nicki Minaj and especially M.I.A. she could have done something so much better than this catchy but silly pop song. Anyway, i liked  'Girl Gone Wild', 'Beautiful Killer' or 'Addicted' A LOT, but the rest was quite forgettable. So 'Addicted' for you below because i had so much fun dancing to it in the MDNA World Tour:


Bonus
I couldn't forget about two songs that were included on some recopilatory albums like 'The Immaculate Collection' and 'Something to Remember' as both are some of my ultimate fave Madonna songs. The first one is 'Justify My Love', so iconic and with Lenny Kravitz's background vocals that sound dead sexy, and the video... the video is really an erotic dream, loves it:


And my other favorite one is Massive Attack's collaboration with Madonna with the cover 'I Want You', it couldn't be more perfect or sound more heartbreaking.



Christian Dior Spring 2015 Couture

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Dior's Haute Couture shows are always a delicious thing to admire, not only for the beautiful collection but also for the über gorgeous set. The gardens of the Musée Rodin served to create a magical setting and as always Carin Olsson from the parisinfourmonths IG, has captured its beauty.

The collection is really fantastic, pleated skirts, guipure dresses and outfits that give a sixtie-esque feeling, as well as some plastic coats (or at least it looks like it) that make for a very diverse but yet fantastic collection.

I'm posting more set pictures after the cut and some photos from the collection for you to enjoy and admire the absolute beauty that it's always present on Dior's shows in Paris. J'adore.




sources: vogue & parisinfourmonths

American Horror Story: Freak Show

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(Spoilerish)
This season of 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' started like a really huge mess, the first episodes where really bad in my opinion and i almost quit watching the show but... the Halloween eps really made a difference. Wes Bentley's haunted character and the curse of never performing on Halloween was really a great turn for the season, and it all started getting better after that. Ryan Murphy wasn't joking when he said that this season was going to be the bloodiest one, and sure was. The most violent murders and cruelest scenes happened during this season, and all that evoked mixed emotions of not watching and loving to watch at the same time.

It had nearly all the Coven cast back: Jessica Lange (Freak Show being the last AHS she's going to be in), Kathy Bates, Angela Bassett, Sarah Paulson, Frances Conroy, Emma Roberts, Gabourey Sidibe, Evan Peters, Jamie Brewer... among many others and it had the super nice and lovely addition of Jyoti Amge (Ma Petite) that melted everyone's hearts.

As it hasn't been a bad season at all, even though it might be the less good out of the other three seasons, i'm posting below some of the best music scenes the season had. Who could forget Jessica Lange covering Lana del Rey's 'Gods and Monsters' that fitted so perfectly in the circus of freaks, just like Evan Peters' singing 'Come As You Are'. But the most memorable performance has to be Miss Elsa's 'Life on Mars', of course, some might be bored of her singing that song by the end of the season, but it was always a really touching moment when a star like Elsa wants to hit stardom and she doesn't. And who could forget that heartbreaking performance when she was booed by the audience, it was devastating.

Anyway, Ma Petite welcomes you to watch those three scenes after the cut:




Top favorite Madonna performances

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Madonna performed at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night, she was back after some years and while the performance was ok, it didn't live up to other amazing performances she's done before.

I know Madonna is not what she used to be, but who could keep being awesome, innovative and groundbreaking after 30 years? Exactly. So i'm posting some of my favourite performances from the Queen herself, from award shows to tour shows, she has always put on a show when performing live. Who could forget her iconic performance of Vogue ala Marie Antoinette during the MTV Awards in 1990? Or Lenny Kravitz playing guitar to 'Ray of Light' in 1998? I know, lots of Madonna lately here, but i'm an unapologetic bitch.

 Vogue

Shanti/Ashtangi-Ray of Light

 Bye Bye Baby

Keep it together

Making Space by Petra Collins

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Petra Collins' new project 'Nowness', the first of a series of three documentaries about teen dancers, is something you should be excited about. The famous rookie photographer and her sister embark on a road trip all across the Deep South to explore what it means to be young in 2015, and if someone can explain that it's her.

I love Petra Collins precisely because she captures a really different side of adolescence, she doesn't like the typical teen commercial dream that can be seen in tv shows or movies, she captures it as it is and as it's shown in her photographs. That's why, in my opinion, she's so big. That intimacy, that mood she catches with her camera is something that i've only seen in other female directors –like my favourite Sofia Coppola in 'The Virgin Suicides' or now Gia Coppola in 'Palo Alto'– and it's something that i really love. Here's what she says about this project:

“Anna and I went into making these docs thinking that most of the girls would be like us,” she says of portraiting the star-spangled dance team of a New Orleans high school and the realization unearthed along the way. “They would be facing the same problems we faced as teens—self-esteem issues, eating disorders, etc—and by the end of the trip we realized that every girl we interviewed was totally confident, powerful, and that most of them didn't struggle with those things.” 

It's really curious that now that my teen years are way behind and that girls now seem to be so much pressured about her looks and more judged about her actions, that they embrace all that pressure and find themselves, probably, at an earlier age than what we used to do in the 90s. It's surprising and a relief for me as being confident and comfortable in your own skin was my struggle during those years.

Watch below the first documentary 'Making Space' and keep an eye out for more:


sourcess: nowness & IG

10 years of Silent Alarm

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10 years already of the debut album of one of my favorite bands. And what a debut. A powerful, fresh record with no bad song, perfect from beginning to end. Not only it contains three of the songs of my very personal Top 10 Bloc Party songs but also it has my favourite, 'Like Modern Love' which still is my number 1.

I remember back in the day me watching MTV2 and coming across 'Banquet' and loving it instantly. Nor did the song end that i was already adoring that new band and looking for more. And while this might be for many their best album– i really don't want to enter that– it was a really great start and they haven't slowed down a bit, more disco or still rocking their guitars, they're still on top of their game.

So, if you haven't listened to this awesome album please do below, starting with songs like 'Like Eating Glass', 'Helicopter', 'Positive Tension',  'Banquet' (ofc) that will give you a lot of energy and others like 'Blue Light' and 'This Modern Love' will melt your heart. A little gem.




87th annual Academy Awards 2015

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Just like every year, it has become a little tradition in the blog to comment the Academy Awards' red carpet (the only thing that matters at the Oscars) because these awards always bring me rage as i don't think they truly award, or nominate, the ones who really deserve it.

Anyway, i can't say much about the awards this year because i've only seen 'Birdman', which was ok but i didn't emphasize with any character, 'Boyhood', a little bit of the same with the exception of the uber sweet Patricia Arquette,  'The Theory of Everything', that was nice but boring, 'Gone Girl', good but so long and a bit tedious, 'Interstellar' (meh) and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' that i didn't like as everyone else seems to do. The movie of the year for me was 'Under the Skin' which had no nominations whatsoever when deserved original score, photography and a lot more, so anything else can suck it for me. As for the actress, i'm really happy that Patricia Arquette won because she totally deserved it, and just like the amazing Julianne Moore (who was amazing this year in 'Maps to the Stars' as well). And when it comes to Best Actor it sucks that Michael Keaton didn't win for his Black Swan comeback, but Eddie Redmayne did good and i like him as well.

So let's talk about what really matters here that are the red carpet looks! Truth is i expected more, i always expect more, but well here there are the looks of everyone that mattered last night at the awards, after the cut!



Rosamund Pike gave a hint to her character in 'Gone Girl' with this red Givenchy who was, in my never humble opinion, the best dressed of the night.

Cate Blanchett looked simple but flawless with this black Martin Margiela Couture, and turned out to be one of the most elegant ladies, as always.

Lupita... well this year she didn't wow, this Calvin Klein dress looked good on her but i don't fully like it.

I expected a lot more from Naomi Watts, this Armani is ok but a bit boring and the fabric looks a little bit cheap but she was pretty though.

I have mixed opinions about this Dior Haute Couture dress that Marion Cotillard wore last night. In one hand i like it from behind but not so much the front part. I know it looks like a sushi or whatever but i kinda dig it.

I loved Margot Robbie's Saint Laurent, a little bit dark for her but the dress looked great.

The winner of the night was Julianne Moore but this Chanel was not as amazing as this woman is. She was still glowing but could have done a lot better.

 Jennifer Aniston kept it simple, as always, in this lovely Valentino, and the more i see this dress the more i think she was one of the best dressed.

Keira... Keira Knightley is pregnant in case you didn't know so it's not easy to dress but she managed to look sweet in this Valentino gown.

Kerry Washington was fantastic in thisdelicate Miu Miu dress, also one of the best dressed at the awards.

Chloë Grace Moretz looked super sweet and for once age appropriate in Miu Miu, loved this dress.

I expected a bit more from Sienna Miller, you always expect the best from her, but she didn't look bad in Oscar de la Renta.

And Scarlett Johansson didn't look good for me, the colour of this Versace looks great on her but that necklace makes her look like she had no neck and the hair was horrid. 


The singles' Candy

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Some time ago Scarlett Johansson announced that she had a new music project named The One and Only Singles–though now it's only The Singles. I really like when Scarlett does music, her duet album with Pete Yorn is one of my faves (they totally have to do another one together) and her debut cd, the Tom Waits' cover album 'Anywhere I Lay My Head', is incredibly underrated. So, when the news came out of this new girl band ala The Go-Go's i was excited but a bit skeptical (i always am with her projects) but once again i was proven wrong.

Produced by TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek, who also produced 'Anywhere I Lay My Head', Johansson has teamed up with Haim's drummer Este (FUCK YEAH), Holly Miranda, Kendra Morris and Julia Haltigan and the first single 'Candy' sounds really catchy and fun, really good. I love girlbands so i'm really looking forward to hear more but in the meantime, you can listen to the first single below:


sources: nylon & youtube

Sarah Jessica Parker in Harper's Bazaar Arabia Dec 2014

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I've recently came across this photoshoot of the always fabulous Sarah Jessica Parker photographed by Alexei Hai for Harper's Bazaar Arabia December 2014 and it's absolutely gorgeous.

Sarah Jessica is presenting her shoe line and the designs are really exquisite, affordable and totally Carrie-esque. She designed this line with the help of the CEO of Manolo Blahnik and there's even a sandal named Carrie. I think it's a gorgeous spread to present her shoe line like this so enjoy Sarah Jessica's fabulosity below.

'Rebel Heart' (2015)

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'Rebel Heart' is finally being released tomorrow after some demo leaks and even the full album, and let me tell you that it's her best work ever since 'Confessions on a Dancefloor' (2005). I'd rather have Madonna taking some time from album to album and releasing some decent material like this record, than to have forgettable albums like 'Hard Candy' or 'MDNA'.

Anyway, this record contains some fantastic songs like the first single 'Living for Love' and many more so after the cut, i'm posting my fave songs from 'Rebel Heart', Madonna is back and with good stuff, sorry monsters:

First things first, 'Living for Love' is an instant hit. I kinda liked the demo version a little bit better but this song is as great as it can be:

(More after the cut)

Another instant hit that she has to release as a single, because this song is on fire. Nicki Minaj's rap is everything and the song is Beyonce to me, flawless: 


Now here's 'Heartbreak City', probably her best ballad since 'Miles Away', and it's totally amazing. The lyrics and the music are indeed heartbreaking and it was love at first listen:


This is some serious dance stuff. It kinda reminds me to 'MDNA's 'I'm Addicted' and it's equally flawless. Can't wait to dance this on the 'Rebel Heart tour':



And finally (because i could talk about 'Joan of Arc', 'Illuminati' or 'Rebel Heart' too) here's 'Holy Water', which could be included in a modern version of 'Erotica' and it's as great as i'm introducing it, enjoy:

sources: soundsblogizlesene youtube

'Zoolander 2' is coming y'all!

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 This is so important right now. Turns out Derek Zoolander and Hansel (Hansel is so hot RN) took the Valentino runway during the Paris Fashion Week for a walk-off!

What a movie announcement, i wasn't excited about 'Zoolander 2', i loooooove the first movie, but as sequels are usually not as good as the first film i was not too eager about this but now... bring it on! Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson got into character after 14 years and walked the Valentino show as the supermodels they are and it was fantastic. They even took some pics with the Supreme Anna Wintour (she has to make a cameo) and they also did a photoshoot at the Eiffel tower to keep the excitement coming.

The movie will open in theaters on February 12, 2016, and if all this hasn't made you change your mind about 'Zoolander 2' then you're not a truly lover of the film, because now i can't wait for it. I can't wait to see the famous cameos, the clothes, everything. Check out more pics after the cut and get excited because perhaps Derek Zoolander has a new Blue Steel pout?



Scream Queens coming this Fall

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Ryan Murphy announced sometime ago a brand new show titled 'Scream Queens', starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Emma Roberts, coming this Fall. Despite those two flawless ladies, i wasn't too excited about it but this new teaser with Emma Roberts is so cool i might quit watching 'American Horror Story' to watch this show instead  (mainly because of Lady Gaga).

The horror-comedy anthology will also star Abigail Breslin, Lea Michele, Oliver Hudson, Nick Jonas, Keke Palmer, Diego Boneta, Glenn Powell, Lucien Laviscount, Skyler Samuels and Nasim Pedrad and is set in a sorority house and revolves around a college campus rocket by a series of murders, so this sounds like a guilty pleasure to me.

Watch the teaser below and get excited:



Making Space part ll

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Part 2 of Petra Collins' documentary 'Making Space' about young female dancers is out and is equally on point and as great as the first part.

I really love the delicacy and intimacy that Collins' always brings to everything she shots, films and the mood it captures, like what she sees is an extension of what she feels. And this second part is even better than the first one (as i can relate more to these girls as i've never done cheerleading), and their dreams and aspirations is something i once had too (even though i was more into ballet).

Anyway, enjoy this second part of the documentary and whenever i find more pics from this part i will upload them as well, because i loved a lot of shots it has.


sources: bbdakota & youtube
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