
TIN TIN AND MILO: AT A netflix NEAR YOU
shame on french directors marc caro and jean-pierre jeunet (city of lost children) for not taking this on first leaving it to hollywood and spielberg to kakk this up. that said, i’ll probably check it out but not in theaters. that venue is reserved for proper films by lynch, godard, the coen brothers, wes anderson, and a handful of others. by dd
chuck prophet: age of miracles
SURF ROYCE: SURFING IN STYLE

DJ’S are sooooo lame… well they used to be at least
good one!
THIS’LL GIVE DENIS A RUN FOR HIS MONEY
beautiful image, wish we had seen this! unfortunately the credits were not available which is always a shame, with so many blogs (jjjjound included) who seem to take something and own it and don’t find it necessary to honor the original creator(s)… should anyone have any info please pass it my way via comments. enjoy. by dd
quote of the day : lazy sunday
ed ruscha – cactus omelette
a little recipe to try over the week end, the cactus omelette from artistalicious ed ruscha! wallpaper mag asked several design people like tom ford, william eggelston, hussein chalayan… to provide them with their recipe, which they then shot. there is some really cool ones but ed’s is definetly over the top with the master’s instruction typed. check all the other ones. by pp.
the smiths – this charming man
i was never the biggest fan of the smiths (sometimes remind me of kate bush…) but i have to say i love the fact they used this photo of jean marais by jean cocteau without permission… even if the damn thing was taken out of circulation really quick and replaced with something else… and about the original artwork, well… it’s very the smiths by pp + ps
oublier modiano – marie lebey
france sometimes like to look its past a bit too much. i guess it can become an issue for some people, it’s a bit more of a situation when it comes to a country. anyway, out of those people turned on the past, cult french writer patrick modiano is somehow different. he’s books really smell this french nostalgia that is not so sexy and that maybe only french can get. at least author marie lebey gets it, and she gets it so much that she decided to go to all the places that patrick modiano talks about in his book. on top of going there, she decided to shoot them and publishing house leo scheer take on to make it into a book. i’m kind of relieved and intrighued at the same time because going to places from a book or so this is the kind of thing i would do, it’s a bit of a old school stalking, isn’t it? going back to the book, i don’t know why she decided to call it “oublier modiano” (forget modiano) but the author is said to be really furious, i guess it’s not in its plan to be forget…
in the book, she copied few lines from the book related to the place she photographed. i think the all thing is really moving. by pp.
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