Louboutin- Differa Buckle Heel

Hot.Hot. Hottttttt.  The closest to white shoes I own are metallic gold; I almost vehemently oppose white shoes, but i can do these. Ohhh man, could I do these!! The excessive straps remind me of a pair I had when I was a fresh-off-the-boat, skinny, village-tanned tween with messy, middle-parted hair….but, yep, still struttin’ cute little heels. And, I’m loving the ankle-high, punk-chic look. Coming up to $1500 at Bergdorf and Barney’s, these babies could pay for my off-campus housing next year.  Must get my priorities right.  —need job.

 

Lykke Li- Little Bit (AutoErotique Bootleg Remix)

GETTTT THIIISSS!! Prefer it over Drake’s version, even though it’s totally different. Arguably, better than the original.

Click through to Download

Click through to download

Katy Perry- Waking Up In Vegas (Mia Moretti BABY GRAND Remix)

Voomz gets together with Mia Moretti (collaboratively known as Baby Grand) to remix Katy Perry’s “Waking Up in Vegas”.

Click to download.

Krazy Baldhead- Sweet Night (club mix def)

French breakbeatest, if i may, electro and hip hop enthusiast Krazy Baldhead brings his new single… Download the club mix HERE

Krazy Baldhead- Sweet Night (club mix def)

Krazy Baldhead on Myspace

Kid Cudi [mixtape] “Dat Kid From Cleveland”

“I Poke Her Face”  and “She Came Along” has been circulating all over the blogworld.  “Dat Kid From Cleveland” in complete is now available … Get it here

Frankly,  I had higher expectations. But “Buggin Out 2009” is worth its time…thanks to Consequence.  Unfortunately for him,the  featured artists outshine Cudi.

Still, check it out…

http://www.mediafire.com/?y5iniwixwcj

My favorite is still Crooker’s remix to Day ‘n’ Nite. (Won Beatport’s best Indie Dance / Nu Disco Track award)

CHANCELLOR THORP ON TANCREDO PROTEST AT UNC

From my inbox this afternoon…

Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 1:48 PM

Subject: FORMAL NOTICE: Message from the Chancellor: Free Speech at Carolina

I want to express how disappointed I am in what happened last night when former Congressman Tom Tancredo wasn’t able to speak when a protest got out of hand, and our Department of Public Safety had to take action.

Congressman Tancredo felt threatened and left without making his remarks.

 

Mr. Tancredo was scheduled to speak about immigration. We expect protests about controversial subjects at Carolina. That’s part of our culture. But we also pride ourselves on being a place where all points of view can be expressed and heard. There’s a way to protest that respects free speech and allows people with opposing views to be heard.

Here that’s often meant that groups protesting a speaker have displayed signs or banners, silently expressing their opinions while the speaker had his or her say. That didn’t happen last night.

 

On behalf of our University community, I called Mr. Tancredo today to apologize for how he was treated. In addition, our Department of Public Safety is investigating this incident. They will pursue criminal charges if any are warranted. Our Division of Student Affairs is also investigating student involvement in the protest. If that investigation determines sufficient evidence, participating students could face Honor Court proceedings.

 

Carolina’s tradition of free speech is a fundamental part of what has made this place special for more than 200 years. Let’s recommit ourselves to that ideal.

 

Sincerely,

 

Holden Thorp

 

 

This email is sponsored by: Office of the Chancellor

stuff i hate

I don’t like the word “um”. It’s not even a word. Stop saying it people.

Hate this question, “How’s life?” or any variation of this vague, frankly, lazy and rude question. I don’t have time to answer you. Ask me something more specific.

Starchy, mildly green bananas.

I don’t believe people that don’t like chocolate. You are a horrible person, a liar and I don’t like you.

I hate spilling stuff on me.

I hate that i need sleep. because I love it too much.

Hate that people actually label their relationship status on facebook.  Just don’t do it.

I hate early classes.

I hate night classes.

Hate socially awkward, aloof people.  If I try, you have to too.

Hate one-uppers.  unless it’s funny.

Spring allergies. it’s JUST GETTING WARM FOR GOD’S SAKE. Gimme a break. No Kit-Kat.

I hate people that don’t flush the toilet.  I mean, what is wrong with you? It’s a matter of courtesy, not water conservation.

Bad gifts.  If you know me and I get one from you, shame on you.  Don’t waste your time shopping, just give me the cash.

The inconsistency of the quality in cafe mochas at the dailygrind. Come on guys.  you are the best.  don’t do that.

Please, people. It’s “ask.”  As in, ASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSK. Not Aks.

Anthony Neilson’s Stitching

In the ’90s,  Scottish playwright Anthony Neilson wrote his bewitching tale of a couple’s twisted, brutal and passionate relationsihp in Stitching.  Its opening at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, on August 2002 was welcomed with acclaims of shock and amazement.  

Starring Meital Dohan, from Weeds, and John Ventimiglia, from The Sopranos, the play’s New York success takes it to Los Angeles.  

I haven’t seen it yet, so I’ll let Paul Boston from LA Splash Magazie explain the plot.

The play opens with Abby and Stu discussing Abby’s unwanted pregnancy. Their vicious and childlike fighting is initially comical, using language so crass that it could make a group of sailors look like church boys, then through the course of several different non-chronological scenes, the audience discovers just how twisted Abby and Stu’s love relationship is. Fighting about nearly everything, the couple eventually attempts a non-committal sex game in which Abby pretends to be a prostitute for Stu, using the monetary gain to help pay her way through college. This game, however, becomes increasingly violent, climaxing in a hair pulling, hand biting, and black and blue wrestling match/sex scene. Only through the increasing aggression and violence in their game is the couple able to realize that they are completely unable to put their actual love for each other behind them.

—“StitchingTheater Review – Dirty, Gritty Human Love”

I’ll be picking up the play and can’t wait to watch it on stage!

Peter Hadar – Planets

Video directed by Coodie and Chike.  I have no idea how to stop this from auto-playing…so you’ll have to excuse the sudden music coming from your stereos.

Vodpod videos no longer available.

more about “Peter Hadar – Planets (feat. Selita E…“, posted with vodpod