Michael*

So broadly speaking, Karlie can pretty much do no wrong in my eyes - the only slight exception being that I was never fully on board with her VS work. After post #2107, that may be about to change. Thanks lovemusic!

As long as the images are freely available for anyone to view and not exclusive to a private 'friends' list, I don't have any objections. Maybe when you post the pics, just mention somewhere that your source is a public one. If you should need them, the official BZ rules on private images can be found here and here. PM me if there's anything else I can help with.

Thanks for asking. I'm afraid we don't allow images from personal Facebook accounts if they're not viewable to the general public. You'd be very welcome to ask the owner of the material for permission to post them elsewhere, but of course, if they don't approve then please do respect their wishes.

I'm always reminded of a particular song lyric when I visit Alex's topic. It goes a little something like this...

^ Here's the new 'teaser' for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' much-anticipated (by me, anyway) fourth album, due in the middle of April. It seems like everybody's doing the low-key comeback thing this month. Curious cover too...

From the set of forthcoming movie 'Oculus' October 2012

GQ Magazine October 2012 Scans by Septimiu29.

"There's no contact, Jay has moved his leg out of the way, but it's just as well as there would have been contact." - Professor Nigel Adkins, ladies and gentlemen.

No idea if he'll be playing any further part in the storyline, but just the fact that he appeared was a nice touch. So, I'm hearing that the finale will be shown in the early hours of next Friday/Saturday (presumably at a slight delay so they can slot their own ad breaks in) to keep it in line with the States. Don't let me down, Sky! :voodoo:

Details Magazine December 2012

Instyle Magazine September 2012

Brittany Heyworth "Brit" Marling (born August 7, 1983) is an American writer, producer, director, and actress. Marling was born in Chicago, Illinois. She graduated from Georgetown University in 2005 with a degree in economics. She was named "Brit" after her Norwegian maternal great-grandmother. She first gained recognition in 2004 for the documentary Boxers and Ballerinas which she co-wrote with Mike Cahill and Nicholas Shumaker and co-directed with Mike Cahill. Marling also co-wrote, co-produced, and acted in the 2011 films Sound of My Voice and Another Earth. Both of these films were featured at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, with Another Earth winning the Alfred P. Sloan Prize for outstanding film with science, technology or math as a major theme.

Dalia x3

Edita Vilkeviciute [9] Alessandra Ambrosio [8]

^Love it. Still very early days of course, but this is the best thing I've heard so far in 2013. For fans of Lykke Li, Grimes, Robyn etc.

Welcome aboard Alfred! If you thought getting the best out of Batman was tricky, wait until you meet Stephane Sessegnon.

This being Tarantino, I think most people will have a good idea of whether or not they’ll enjoy it before they go. It’s an unapologetic portrayal of deeply unpleasant subject matter mixed with trademark hyper-reality and colossal body count, but it’s also very, very entertaining. Rarely do you get the chance to see such an array of talent having such a blast. Standout performance for me was Samuel L. Jackson with Christoph Waltz a close second, I'd have no problems seeing either man get the Oscar nod for best supporting actor. And if the soundtrack is not at the very least nominated for something, I'll call shenanigans. My only real gripe with it was the bum-numbing running time...

The 'entitled to go down' claptrap does indeed seem to be the new official line on the subject, courtesy of messrs Neville, Hansen and Lawrenson. Trouble is, this isn't something Bale has just recently started doing. I distinctly remember him receiving a yellow card and a low score for artistic impression for a blatant dive in a game against us in 2008. Still, the fact that he's starting to miss games through suspension might mean that he'll think twice about collapsing next time, which I suppose in itself, could represent a small victory in the fight against diving.

New Suede on Monday, new Bowie on Tuesday. No pressure, Wednesday! http://youtu.be/FOyDTy9DtHQ

Seconded. If I were ever decisive enough to make a list of my top five or ten favourite gigs ever, they'd be on it.

+1

I still haven't made good on mental notes to check out the Of Monsters And Men or Grizzly Bear albums. One of these days...

If you're going down of your own free will, which Bale does all too frequently, then it's a dive, contact or not, foul or not. And with regard to getting a 'reputation' - well Gareth, if you stop throwing yourself to the floor at the slightest brush of someone else's sock against yours, you won't get a reputation for throwing yourself to the floor. Problem solved.

Finally got my list of best songs together. Beach House / Myth Tame Impala / Elephant Grimes / Genesis Arctic Monkeys / R U Mine? MIA / Bad Girls Charli XCX / Nuclear Seasons Metric / Dreams So Real Of Monsters And Men / Little Talks Haim / Forever Pond / You Broke My Cool Palma Violets / Best Of Friends Bat For Lashes / All Your Gold Tashaki Miyaki / Best Friend 2:54 / Creeping Jack White / Blunderbuss Rachel Zeffira / The Deserters Deap Vally / Gonna Make My Own Money Wolf Alice / Leaving You Savages / Husbands Jake Bugg / Lightning Bolt

Dear Gareth Bale, If your legs stop working every time you receive a light bump to the chest, may I suggest seeing a doctor.