I love this city! Only in New York can a girl rock out to Devo and Jane’s Addiction in Times Square and totally for free (except for the Starbucks I had to chug in between). Every time I’m having my weekend sneak peak at Time Out New York I am amazed to discover I have…… Continue reading Jane’s Addiction & Devo @ CBGC 2014 festival
Directed by Kimberly Peirce Film summary: an adaptation of the classical 1976 film which is originally a 1974 Stephen King novel. It tells the story of a Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz), a lonely and shy girl living with her unstable and religiously controlling mother, Margaret White (Julianne Moore). Carrie possesses special telekinetic powers which she discovers by accident, and…… Continue reading Carrie (2013)
“One day I will let you know how to slay the dragon” Nick Cave Directors: Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard Writers: Nick Cave, Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard I had the privilege of watching “20,000 Days on Earth” last Sunday with a friend. I was never a Nick Cave follower, I admit, but this film exposed a different side of…… Continue reading 20,000 Days on Earth (2014)
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October is here which means Halloween is almost upon us, and what better excuse for a horror top 10? You can find last year’s list here. 10. Drag Me To Hell I don’t own a copy of this one, but it seems I watch it every time it’s on TV, so I probably should…
Director: Michaël R. Roskam Film summary: Bob Saginowski (Tom Hardy) tends the bar at his cousin Marv’s (James Gandolfini) previously owned business, occasionally handles drops of dirty cash. He soon finds himself caught in the middle of a murder investigation which gets deeper and embroils into involving eventually everyone. I went to see this film…… Continue reading The Drop (2014)
Now, what’s better than a ticket to see The Black Keys? you got it, a FREE ticket to see The Black Keys! A friend of mine, god bless his soul, invited me to the concert playing at Barclays Center, Brooklyn, last Tuesday. I couldn’t believe the great offer, which turned out to be a holiday…… Continue reading Barclays Center Presents: The Black Keys
Based on previous posts of mine, I think it’s quite obvious I’m a HUGE Bowie fan. And as a HUGE fan, I also follow the “David Bowie (Official)” Facebook page. I came across this article from Huffington Post written by Joseph Erbentraut and Kim Bellware about an opening of a new Bowie exhibition, and I…… Continue reading “David Bowie Exhibition- How An Artist Became An Icon” Huffington Post
September 2 for 1 offer for Broadway tickets never felt better! This last Sunday I went to see the Broadway show Cabaret with my friend Jasmine. We simultaneously made a last minute decision to get 2 tickets online, and boy oh boy, were we lucky. Ticket were sold out faster than an H&M blouse on…… Continue reading Cabaret- the Broadway Show
This Indie flick tells the story of Kelly (Juliette Lewis), a young suburban housewife, adjusting to her new maternal situation while reminiscing on cooler days as a wild high school punk rocker. On one of her occasional smoking sessions she encounters Cal (Jonny Weston), an honestly sarcastic and bored teenager. The two find common grounds…… Continue reading Kelly & Cal (2014)
The Muppets go digital with Disney! This last August Disney had launched a series of 6 episodes called Disney Drive-On with The Muppets to be exclusively viewed on their online services. This time The muppets have a new headquarters. Kermit the Frog runs the show as always, and is the president of this wild and…… Continue reading Disney Drive-On with The Muppets
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