Michael*

She met Helen Mirren?

Love the US Vogue ed. :wub2:

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Gosh darn it, that Vogue ed is the cat's pyjamas. Karlie is a choice bit of calico and hip to the jive. [/jazz slang]

Anyone seen this? A sneak peek at season 12, perhaps. http://eightiesdraper.tumblr.com/

Emily Jenny Margot Tracy Mildred

Random cover version corner - Deap Vally do Jake Bugg. I think I like it more than the original.

I'm a fan. Thanks to all for the pics.

Really awesome.

And another one by London band Wolf Alice. http://youtu.be/YbeZmawpdrA

New track premiered by Empire of the Sun this morning. Summer can now begin.

I didn't realise it was streaming live but I caught a bit of The xx and Polica today.

Antje Traue (born January 18, 1981) is a German actress. She speaks both German and English fluently, and appeared in her first English-language role in the film Pandorum. Life and career Traue was born in Mittweida, Saxony, Germany. Her stage career began when she portrayed Jeanne d'Arc in a school play. At sixteen, she won the lead role in the International Munich Art Lab's first ever "Hip Hopera" (the musical "West End Opera"). Traue performed and toured with the production for four years, appearing on stages throughout Germany, Europe, and in New York City. Subsequently, Traue appeared in several films and television movies, such as Kleinruppin Forever, Berlin am Meer and Phantomschmerz. In 2008, Traue was chosen for the lead female role in the film Pandorum, a science fiction/thriller film directed by Christian Alvart, written by Travis Milloy, and starring Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster. In 2011, Traue was cast as Faora in Man of Steel, and in 2013 she was cast in Hercules, directed by Brett Ratner. Filmography Verlorene Kinder (2000) – TV movie Die Nacht davor (2003), Franziska Teenstätten – short film Kleinruppin Forever (2004), Ramona Goldjunge (2006), Manuela – short film Berlin am Meer (2008), Estelle Phantomschmerz (2009), Anja – uncredited Pandorum (2009), Nadia 5 Days of War (2011), Zoe Nobels testamente (2012), Kitten Man of Steel (2013), Faora Hercules (2014)

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Wherever that came from, it was one for the ages. Played with freedom and adventure in a high-pressure situation, breaking at speed on the counter-attack and, for the first time in what seems like forever, finishing with precision. The Vaughan goal in particular is as good on the 100th viewing as it is on the first. Under O'Neill, we were pretty much sleepwalking into a relegation scrap, and so far Di Canio is proving to be exactly the jolt we needed, at least in the short term. Still far from safe of course, but all of a sudden that Everton game on Saturday looks winnable, as do the other two home games. I salute you Paolo - just not in 'that' way.

Just finished the double episode kicking off S6...

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Sorry if there's any duplicates, I searched and did not find. Alice (Resident Evil) Dana Scully (The X-Files) Marion Ravenwood (Indiana Jones & The Raiders of the Lost Ark) Marge Gunderson (Fargo) Margot Tenenbaum (The Royal Tenenbaums) Paikea Apirana (Whale Rider) Ree Dolly (Winter’s Bone) Wednesday Addams (The Addams Family) Pics on the way.

Messi to the rescue for Barca. Even while struggling with fitness, his class told in the end. Credit must go to PSG as well, they pushed Barca all the way and were superb for long periods - particularly Pastore and Lavezzi. Not exactly a newsflash, but Bayern are really quite good. When Schweinsteiger took command after the half-hour mark, they looked as if they could have kicked on and scored more at any point, with Juve simply unable to track how fluently they moved the ball.

And here's Suede, The Strypes and Laura Mvula from the same broadcast. http://youtu.be/O4mm4S9_3t0 http://youtu.be/rYPtYhhWVHw http://youtu.be/ZDh_zzVYXCI

Very moving performance by Cat Power on Tuesday evening's Jools Holland show... http://youtu.be/5P0lMx13eXM

Yay for a new editorial!

Trailer for 'The Phantom Pain'.

McConaughey can certainly act a bit given the chance. For the most part, Hathaway is neither here nor there for me, but she impressed in 'The Dark Knight Rises'.