Directed by Christian Haag,and filmed in Stockholm, this is the buzzworthy Swede's (and starkest) latest video
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Unfriending someone in the Facebook era...
an interesting article for those who have unfriended someone virutally (or thought about it)...or have been unfriended
Read the NY Times article here
Read the NY Times article here
U2 - new album track by track
The Residence private members club on St Stephen's Green in Dublin hosted a playback of the eagerly awaited album'No Line on the Horizon' this past week and the Irish newspaper The Independent delivers a track by track article that you read by clicking here.
Coachella 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
The Virgins - Teen Lovers (new video)
New video by the NYC band directed by Ace Norton (Death Cab For Cutie, Bloc Party, The Faint)
watch here
How's Your News? - New MTV series
Here is the official trailer for a new series, premiering on mtv on Feb. 8th
According to vimeo.com , the project began over ten years ago in a video class at a summer camp for people with disabilities, and now it's grown into this series. There's never been a show like this on television, one which stars a group of people with disabilities.
Trailer for "How's Your News?" Series! from How's Your News? on Vimeo.
According to vimeo.com , the project began over ten years ago in a video class at a summer camp for people with disabilities, and now it's grown into this series. There's never been a show like this on television, one which stars a group of people with disabilities.
Trailer for "How's Your News?" Series! from How's Your News? on Vimeo.
Music Makes Us
absolutely fantastic ad campaign for the 51st Grammy Awards
From Billboard:
Developed by ad agency TBWA\Chiat\Day the campaign includes television, radio, out of home, print, and online. In the TV ads, portraits of singers such as Thom Yorke, Rihanna and Stevie Wonder are drawn on screen using titles of songs that were critical to their development. The artists are heard talking about importance of music. Yorke's participation is particularly noteworthy because the reclusive frontman for Radiohead rarely does commercial ads.
Here's the TV ad:
From Billboard:
Developed by ad agency TBWA\Chiat\Day the campaign includes television, radio, out of home, print, and online. In the TV ads, portraits of singers such as Thom Yorke, Rihanna and Stevie Wonder are drawn on screen using titles of songs that were critical to their development. The artists are heard talking about importance of music. Yorke's participation is particularly noteworthy because the reclusive frontman for Radiohead rarely does commercial ads.
Here's the TV ad:
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