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I saw this a month ago or something. Simply AMAZING The secret of Lemmy's longevity revealed - he's a robot.
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So the first wave of reviews are in, and it's received lavish praise pretty much across the board, particularly in this one on IGN.
And here's what Omar Rodriguez-Lopez is doing with himself now that The Mars Volta is no more. Not at all what I would've expected, but I like it a lot.
Thom's at it again. Take that, Harlem Shake! :avada:
Book signing at the Sugar Factory, Las Vegas September 2012
Do Something Awards, Santa Monica August 2012
Word on the street is that there were some private studio screenings of the film for Warner Bros executive types recently (it's completed, bar all the post 3D malarkey), and their reaction was highly positive. Apparently (if you believe such things) it features bags of action and is considerably lighter in mood than the trailers seemed to suggest. http://collider.com/...ning-reactions/
Not uncommon for Barca to look somewhat jaded and uncomfortable between January and March then resurgent later, but with the players more or less managing themselves in Vilanova's unfortunate absence, it'll be interesting to see how they get on between now and the end of the season.
Seemed very odd to me that ‘Argo’ took best picture, yet Ben Affleck was overlooked for a director’s nomination. Still, it means for the second year in a row that the big winner has featured John Goodman. Coincidence? I think not. ‘Lincoln’ really surprised me though, I expected a three-hour epic job with rousing speeches and lots of slow motion, but it’s actually quite a modest film and all the better for it. Daniel Day-Lewis nailed it, his performance was just the right mix of historical figure and real human being. You hear about actors 'disappearing into their roles' a lot, but rarely do you genuinely see it. No complaints about Jennifer Lawrence’s win either. She was an engaging presence in an otherwise rather silly film. All true, but anyone with a cursory knowledge of his act could have told the Academy what he'd bring to the table.
Edita Vilkeviciute [6] Sara Sampaio [5]
Well that's the line-up sorted for the 2014 SI Body Armour Issue. Which come to think of it, I actually wouldn't mind seeing.
Isabeli Fontana Find me a model holding a flag of any country.
So you're happily married to Tilda Swinton until Andrej Pejic and Saskia De Brauw move in next door. Just another day in the life of David Bowie, I guess. Good song though, I give it four laughing gnomes out of a possible five.
^It's funny, the lead track off every new Yeah Yeah Yeahs album seems to skew the feel of the rest of it somehow, if that makes any sense whatsoever. But I've no idea what to expect after hearing that. It's growing on me with every listen though, and *spoiler alert* the gospel choir knocked me for six at the end.
Playing the ‘Jaws’ theme to shift those giving unnecessarily long-winded speeches from the stage is probably the most entertaining thing the Academy has ever done. Apart from that, it was pretty predictable and overall, a bit of a snooze-fest. Didn't really get why 'Les Miserables' took best make-up and hairstyling either, Helena Bonham-Carter always looks like that. The William Shatner appearance was bizarre though, as was Kristen Stewart's apparently hazy recollection of why she was hobbling around on crutches.
Adam Green and Little Joy's Binki Shapiro channel Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra. Pretty cool stuff.
Yeah, that happens to me now and again too - it usually means that there are hidden elements of code attached to the text you're copying and pasting. If you click 'toggle editing mode' (the little lightswitch icon underneath 'reply to this topic') you should be able to see them. After that, it's just a case of deleting the bits you don't want.
New Primal Scream song, complete with rather unnerving video. That Kevin Shields, will he ever stop releasing new music?
Also, Lara can cause MAJOR explosions! Looks promising indeed. If they can nail the narrative and strike a good balance between action, exploration and MGS3-esque survival elements, we could be looking at an early contender for game of the year.
