Celebz are dum

A study in neglectful blogging practices.

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I am reblogging this now because I was too busy traveling across the US with 2 pissed-off kitties yesterday.

The video turned out really cool, plus we got to see her perform last night and it was straight dope. We decided she sounds like a mash-up of Lady Sov, Macy Gray, and a more rhythmic Twista (I might even suggest spots of Tila Tequila with the squeakier bits).

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rebeccalando:

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K.Flay - We Hate Everyone

We made a music video!

And by we I mean:

Erik - Director
Kit - DP
Justin - Editor
Daisy - Art Direction/Puppet Master
Me - built the speakers, slept on Erik & Daisy’s futon for a week Associate Producer

I’m reblogging myself because we did good work. Puppets. Bullet-time. Erik getting a glass smashed in his face. Justin getting a slice of birthday cake smashed in his face. Kids crying. More puppets. Watch the shit out of this.

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And now we’ve moved on to the part of the day where we disassemble a couch using our bare hands and a hammer.

Filed under moving

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Farrar, Straus and Giroux: Franzen on ebooks and the future of reading

I have nothing insightful to add about ebooks, but you might want to keep that post-it note over your webcam, Rachel: http://www.gq.com/news-politics/newsmakers/201201/luis-mijangos-hacker-webcam-virus-internet

rachelfershleiser:

booksinthekitchen:

fsgbooks:

“Someone worked really hard to make the language just right, just the way they wanted it. They were so sure of it that they printed it in ink, on paper. A screen always feels like we could delete that, change that, move it around. So for a literature-crazed person like me, it’s just not permanent enough.”

-Jonathan Franzen in his first-ever press conference.

This is literally how a 90-year-old person talks about computers.

“But it’ll just disappear! How do I know it’s still there when I turn the page? Get my grandson on the phone—he knows about these things.”

This is where I admit I used to keep a post-it note over my macbook camera because WHAT IF PEOPLE CAN SEE ME?