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Category Archives: Film
HBO’s Girls
Lena Dunham, the star, writer and director of HBO’s new series “Girls” went to Oberlin so as biased as it may be, I feel confident she speaks to me and every other girl this side of a small liberal arts … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film
Tagged Allison Williams, Bad Company drummer Simon Kirk, Bard College, Brian Williams, David Mamet, HBO Girls, Jeremy Sisto, Jessa Kirke, Judd Apatow, Lena Dunham, Liberal Arts Education, Liberal Arts Schools, New Girl, New Show, Oberlin College, Portlandia IFC, Suburgatory, Zosia Mamet
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Photos de Cinéma: Images of the French New Wave
Is there anyone who knows better than the French how to make things that are bad for us look so good? An exhibition at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences celebrating the impact of the French New Wave … Continue reading
The Duke & Duchess of Windsor
We saw Madonna’s film “W.E.” yesterday and I am newly obsessed with the film as well as the life of Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII. Madonna hit it out of the park with the film so if you get a … Continue reading
Margaret Thatcher in Blue, Chanel Couture Spring 2012
I saw “The Iron Lady” this weekend and though I probably don’t need to spell out what my politics were in the 80’s I was blown away by the film’s portrayal of Margaret Thatcher (and of course Meryl Streep‘s brilliant … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Film
Tagged Ayn Rand, Blue Trend, Chanel Couture Spring 2012, Margaret Thatcher, Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady
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Sundance 2012, Last Day of Films
Sadly I had to come home at some point so yesterday was my last day of films at Sundance and they were good ones. Price Check with Parker Posey who I ADORE. She plays a raving lunatic bitch boss and … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Aubrey Plaza, Common, Jake M Johnson, LUV, parker Posey, Price Check, Safety Not Guaranteed, Sundance Films, The New Girl, Your Sisters Sister
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Dinner with Adrian Grenier, SHFT & Ford
That was a perfect Sundance. With the exception of two films I really wanted to see and didn’t get a chance to (“Celeste & Jesse Forever” and “The Surrogate”) I saw 16 films that I loved and ended the week … Continue reading
Posted in Foodies, Sundance
Tagged Activism, Adrian Grenier, Aloe Blacc, Cocktail Club, Famous Bard Students, Food, Ford, Jennifer Flake, Peter Glatzer, Plug In cars, Renewal Spring Water, Roasted Zucchini and Eggplant, San Francisco Food, SHFT, Stag Dining Group, Sundance Dinner, Supper Club San Francisco, Wine
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Sundance Day 4 (Maybe 5, it’s Getting Blurry)
First, I need to wax poetic about how much I love the communal spirit of Sundance and all that good film lovers energy. I can’t even count how many times strangers have picked me up this week when I missed … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Sundance
Tagged Catcher In The Rye, Christopher Neil, Coconut records, David Duchovny, First Feature, Goats, GQ, Graham Phillips, Great Films, Hello I Must Be Going, justin Kirk, Liberal Arts, mark webber, Michael Hersey, Moving Back in With Parents, Stunted Generation, Sundance 2012 Films To watch, The End Of Love, Vera farmiga, Weeds
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Sundance Day 3, Books Are Cool
Saw so many films I loved today! And a few with the running theme of books and book stores, love it! Started this morning (after a very late night with friends at the Chef Dance dinner, pics below, no idea … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Foodies, Sundance
Tagged 2 days in New York, Chef Dance, Deer Valley, Eccles, Josh Radnor, Julie Delpy, Liberal Arts, Premier, Save The date, Sundance Screenings
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Sundance Day 2, Fashion in the Snow
I know I’m a stylist and by nature a slave to fashion but when I was a lowly film student at Bard college going to Sundance was a dream of mine so being here the past four years is literally … Continue reading
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Tagged Arbitrage, Bard College, Films To See, Gifting Lounges, Sorel Boots, Sundance fashion, Wedge Heel boots
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Marina Abramovic, HBO & Veuve Clicquot
That was amazing. Perfect start to Sundance 2012. I had forgotten how rad proper performance art can be, especially when you get to participate. Loved what Marina Abramovic did in the midst of the chaos. Making everyone hang out in … Continue reading
