Tuesday, June 23, 2009

New Show Alert! - NYC Prep

Is basically real life Gossip Girl. So like, uglier. And less witty.

Initially I only liked Camille, because I think she has a really interesting face. And she is basically Blair. But now my favs are Kelly and Sebastian. Kelly reminds me of Emma Roberts, and she's all cute and funny. Sebastian thinks he's a player (actually, he is, you should see the way girls fall all over the place for him) and comes up with gems like 'my passion is really... hooking up with girls', and 'Kelly could be my girlfriend, but I would rather hook up with as many girls as I want'. Winner.

Plus... looks like Dom, no? Same age. Luckily he has a gf.

Do not like: The blond girl. Her name is Jessie, she's obnox and not very attractive, but mostly I don't like her because she reminds me of someone else I don't really like. JBabyB for those in the know.

Get on it.

Thursday, June 18, 2009

Juno Temple

We should all start loving Juno Temple right now.

You might remember her as bitchy redhead kid that got James in deep shizz in Atonement. Or bitchy wife who got Natalie Portman in deep shizz in The Other Boleyn Girl. Bitchy annoying child in Notes on a Scandal?

As you can see. she has generally only played bitchy horrible children. But now:

She's also in year one, looking very blond-chick-from-the-TingTings.


Adorable. Must now try and watch her in Wild Child with my other girl-child crush, Emma Roberts.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Lucky

NB complains that I do not say good things about him, with particular regards to my journal. Which he read. Easy to confess once you leave, right?

Anyway, since it seems to be not adieu but ttfn, here is something nice.

Um, does anyone else think this is the worst music video ever? Awful editing, zero story, clearly just an excuse to go on holiday.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Grease is the word

For every emotion you will ever feel, Grease will have a song for you. That's probably not true, but it has always worked for me.

Bye bye NB.

 

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