And here’s my favourite photo that I have taken of Katherine, from Falls Festival 2006. Just something about the red glow, it has a really dreamy quality to it, that I love. Happy birthday hun xx
I got 30 Rock Season 5 for Christmas, and have watched it all…twice! LOVED it!
I loved the word ‘snart’; the guest appearance from Condoleeza Rice; the end of the episode where Liz (Tina Fey) says she hates the name Christina, because people will shorten it to Tina, and “every Tina she knows is a judgemental bitch”; Liz and Carol on the plane, Liz’s jeans and THE LIVE SHOW!
So many classic moments! It’s a must-see! Season 6 starts next week in America… ahh I’m jealous!
I saw Fleet Foxes at the Sydney Opera House last night. It was the second of three sold-out shows here in Sydney, and it was amazing. It was a case of perfect band in a perfect venue. Having already seen them play three years ago at a much smaller venue, I knew how great they sounded live. This show just emphasised that even more for me, mixing songs from their debut and from last year’s Helplessness Blues, it was the perfect way to kick-off the gigging year!
Very excited to be seeing Fleet Foxes tonight at the Sydney Opera House. To see them play in such an incredible venue is gonna be really special.
I saw them play on their first Australian tour in January 2009, and they were amazing. It was one of my faves gigs from that year.
Here’s some vids to get in the mood for tonight:
It features lots of colours and glitters inspired by the Muppets themselves!
So far I only have Excuse Moi (pink glitter)
But I really want Rainbow Connection too!
You can view the whole collection here.
Buy online here or from David Jones.
And here’s the trailer for The Muppets movie:
In some rather exciting news, The Indie Girl’s Guide To, together with Paramount Pictures, is offering you the chance to win 1 of 1o double passes to see Young Adult – at the movies from 19 January. Simply leave a comment below to be in the draw!*
Academy Award® winner Charlize Theron plays Mavis Gary, a writer of teen literature who returns to her small hometown to relive her glory days and attempt to reclaim her happily married high school sweetheart (Patrick Wilson). When returning home proves more difficult than she thought, Mavis forms an unusual bond with a former classmate (Patton Oswalt) who hasn’t quite gotten over high school, either.
Young Adult reunites Jason Reitman, Academy Award® nominated director of Juno and Academy Award® winning screenwriter, Diablo Cody.
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