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Prada released it's Spring 2013 campaign reminding us that Spring is not that far away. The beautifully simple ads were shot by Steven Meisel and stars top models including Vanessa Axente, Saskia de Brauw, Irina Kravchenko, Eva Herzigova, Sung Hee, Irene Hiemstra, Kirsten Owen, Sasha Pivovarova, Amber Valletta, Maartje Verhoef, and Raquel Zimmermann.
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Uncompromising backgrounds of grey or inky black are refreshingly spare and confident - a contemporary canvas for the models' distinctive attitudes, and a collection that turns on its head notions of womanhood.
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Chromebooks, Lumia Icon, and Nokia X (MobileTechRoundup show #316)
Summary: Many products were announced the last couple of months and are starting to ship to us for review. Kevin and I talked about a few of these as well as whether or not the Nokia Android move is the right one.
We lost an hour today, but Kevin and I we still able to get up and record MobileTechRoundup show #316. We are both testing out new devices and had a bit of a disagreement about Nokia's Android strategy. Show topics include:
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The Good Friday Agreement was not the making of peace between the peoples of Ireland and Britain. It was the Irish comprador class returning fully into the bloody fold of empire.
In 1940, Marshal Pétain and the Vichy Régime quickly discovered that peace with an occupying imperial power is never the peace of being left alone. It is, in fact, the obligation to join the imperial project of the occupier. And so it is in the Ireland of the Good Friday Agreement.
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by Mike Novack Wed Dec 12, 2012 14:40
"........by a margin considerably higher than the support Barack Obama gained in the US Presidential election..."
by @ Mike Novack Wed Dec 12, 2012 15:22
about many of Mr Novack's comment is that when he is disagreeing with something said on this site, that he usually makes reference to some non-existent "Statistics" which he assures us will negate what ever case the original poster is making.
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Wed Dec 12, 2012 18:09
Mike, the CPIR statement makes a statement of fact, i.e. the majority for the new Syrian Constitution was greater then the majority Obama gained. This statement of fact implies no lack of understanding. The statement could have added that the majority won for the Syrian Constitution is greater than the majority won for the US Constitution - as the people of the USA have never been allowed to vote on "their" Constitution.
by Mike Novack Thu Dec 13, 2012 00:41
First of all, nothing to do with a "defense of the US".
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Thu Dec 13, 2012 03:18
Mike, it may come as a big surprise to you, but we dont give a damn about the results of US presidential elections for the last 100 years. As well you know, if you have any intelligence, which monkey is US president, at any given time, makes no real difference. They follow the orders of their masters - the US ruling class. Obama was only mentioned as he dares to interfere in Syrian affairs - regardless of the fact that he has very little legitimate mandate himself, and regardless of the fact that the population of the US are suffering terribly from the psychotic greed and criminality of the people Obama takes his orders from.
by truthseeker Thu Dec 13, 2012 09:30
You speak with forked tongue but always evade the point, the essence.
by prisoner supporter Thu Dec 13, 2012 12:59
No they dont, nor should the catholics of the south be allowed to have a catholic state of their own.
by milkandsugar Thu Dec 13, 2012 13:53
Are we going back to the times where segregation was deeper and more pronounced that it is now?I would rather not go back to that time,but that time exists in peoples heads and they perpetuate the problem.I am a catholic BTW,but i think the taking down of the british flag was not appropriate.The south is full of catholics and catholic support.
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Thu Dec 13, 2012 17:45
...and why should they?
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Thu Dec 13, 2012 17:49
Any legislation that works to trap a community in a sectarian mindset is not helping that community. We see the attempt to transfer GFA thinking to the Middle East - the result has been to destroy all the progress of the 1950s and 60s, and send the Arab would back into the Dark Ages - and Dark Ages in the European sense - because the Arab people never suffered the Dark Ages - until now...
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Thu Dec 13, 2012 18:14
Again, in the Middle East, we see that Israel was one of the only states based on religion. It was an embarrassment to them that the were surrounded by secular Socialist states. The USA and Israel have spent the last thirty years destroying the secular Arab states and replacing them with sectarian cess pits like Israel. Is this the fate we Irish should aspire to? Two backward, corrupt, sectarian states? I think not.
by truthseeker Fri Dec 14, 2012 08:18
"No they dont, nor should the catholics of the south be allowed to have a catholic state of their own.
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Fri Dec 14, 2012 14:26
Read what he wrote. In concrete terms he is against anyone who is backward enough to base their identity on religion. Are you seriously saying that only those "on the side of Catholics" reject sectarianism? We need to be rid of the Carnival of Reaction, as Connolly described the idea of partition. We need a fully secular Workers Republic.
by fred Fri Dec 14, 2012 20:38
"I am a catholic BTW,but i think the taking down of the british flag was not appropriate.The south is full of catholics and catholic support."
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Sat Dec 15, 2012 05:27
The British state rules \ misrules the occupied six counties. There is no shared rule with the 26 county comprador free state. Indeed, the comprador statelet has give up all claim to sovereignty over the occupied six counties. Give that the IMF and Germany now rules the free state, it would be no exaggeration to say that the comprador free state has given up any claim to sovereignty over any part of Ireland.
by An Draighneán Donn - Páirtí Cummanach na Poblachta Sat Dec 15, 2012 05:34
As for the flag of the artificial British state - the kingdom united by terrorist violence - it is a racist, supremacist flag. It is the symbol of the subjugation of the Celtic nations to the Anglo-Saxon. It is also a symbol of racist, imperialist, genocide, all over the world. No decent person should tolerate the Butcher's Apron.
by fred Sat Dec 15, 2012 08:37
didn't say I approved. Just that people should not be tricked into bringing divisive religion into this and since "officially" there is currently a shared parliament in the six counties, both bits of material should have their time flying over the building. It's not a very important point. Tiocfaidh ar la, but we need to be patient at this juncture. We need to pick our battles. Squabbling over a stupid flag is a bad choice.


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Rotana and Fox International Channels have entered into a multi-million dollar deal with Disney to televise Disney's content in the region. But will they create local content?
December 15, 2009 8:42 by Aarti Nagraj
According to D'Silva, the two Fox channels have done well since their launch last year. "It's been remarkable. When we came in, lots of people in the market didn't really think we will get anywhere because the whole free-to-air movie was a near monopoly in the region. But we have broken it," he said. On the content side, the company has signed on with Disney, and also has a five year output deal with Regency Enterprises, which has produced movies like Alvins and The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Bride Wars and Marley and Me.
The revenues are also coming in, added D'Silva. Free-to-air channels cater to 90 percent of the audiences in the region, and the channels have had a good response from advertising. "So our revenues are growing, in fact they have exceeded our expectations," he said.
And now they are planning to expand further. "In the last 18 months we have consolidated our position and grown our two channels. We want to do more. Not only do we want to launch more channels, but we are looking for ways to innovate in terms of what kind of content we put on air," he said.
They are working towards creating local content but are still working out the details. "Definitely as far as local production, there will be something from Rotana group and Fox. And that could very likely be in partnership with Disney, at least one series we will have," he said.
Nezar Nagro, the president of Rotana Media Services, also claimed that his company is in talks with different studios for producing new content. "We have a plan to create local content, but maybe not on Fox. Maybe on LBC and Rotana," he says, adding that the content will meet "international standards."
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The man I look up to the most in Conservative politics, Bob Parks, gave his take on the Ferguson, Missouri situation
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Yesterday, my friend Kevin Jackson of The Black Sphere went on Fox News to give his take on the shooting situation in Ferguson, Missouri
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Maya Angelo
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Brian Williams raps "Gin and Juice"
Continuing with the music theme here...
definitely holds up well against the original
who knew Brian Williams could rap?
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Summary: Beats has primarily been targeted previously to the youth market, but a couple new products are aiming to attract the more mature crowd. The Beats Pill and Executive headphones are great products for the holiday season.
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June 11, 2001 - Industry News
Yellow Freight System is now offering faster service to 247,500 delivery points throughout North America, thanks to an expansion of its Standard Ground Regional Advantage network
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Averitt Express has opened new service facilities in Jackson, Miss., and Shreveport, La.
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June 7, 2001 - Industry News
Covenant Transport, Chattanooga, Tenn., and Swift Transportation, Phoenix, announced Wednesday that second quarter results will fall short of analysts' expectations
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Shares of LTL giant Roadway Corp. dropped after the company gave a dismal report on freight volumes in the second quarter
May 31, 2001 - Industry News
A trucking company and a dealer in Iowa have teamed up to help drivers become owner-operators
More than 150 Atlas Van Lines sales professionals came together in Atlas' home town of Evansville, Ind., recently for the company's first national sales symposium
CRST International, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has launched its Gold Pin Club, which offers the company's independent contractors discount
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Roadway Express, Akron, Ohio, has formed Roadway Corp. to act as a holding company, with its first venture teaming up with major airlines and technology companies in an integrated airfreight services company
May 29, 2001 - Industry News
Yellow Freight System, Overland Park, Kan., has opened a new 192-door distribution center in San Bernardino, Calif
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USF Distribution, an Illinois-based logistics subsidiary of USFreightways, has opened a new 70,000-square-foot service center in Tracy, Calif
Three men who say they worked with Arkansas-based Cannon Express to bring truck drivers from overseas want to force the company into bankruptcy to get money they say they are owed
May 24, 2001 - Industry News
UPS announced a new business unit that combines a number of recent acquisitions into a global customs brokerage and freight forwarding business, making it a major player in that market
May 23, 2001 - Industry News
Kansas-based USF Dugan, a regional carrier unit of USFreightways, has opened four new terminals in the Carolinas
Georgia-based SMC3 has proposed a rate increase among its less-than-truckload members
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Werner Enterprises recently announced the opening of a full-service international terminal in Laredo, Texas
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McClendon Trucking, LaFayette, Ala, announced it will add about 50 conventional tractors to its fleet
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It was like the Academy Awards and Super Bowl all rolled into one for 40 of J.B. Hunt's safest drivers recently
OTR Express, Olathe, Kan., announced today that it is going out of business
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Two operating companies of FedEx Corp. have received "Carrier of the Year" awards from Wal-Mart
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Microsoft 2013 summer internship program for women and minorities
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Candidates must be a freshman or sophomore enrolled in a bachelor's degree program with a demonstrated interest in majoring in computer science, computer engineering, software engineering, or related technical major. Students must have completed an Introduction to Computer Science course (or equivalent class) as well as one semester of calculus (or equivalent) by the start of the program.
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All candidates who meet the above criteria may apply, but they especially encourage applications from groups currently underrepresented in the field of computer science - women, minorities (African American, American Indian, Hispanic), and individuals with disabilities.
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He was the father of David William Deem, born 1831 in WV, died 1911 in IN. David was the father of my grandfather, Frederick Samuel Deem who was born in Newark, IN in 1881, died 1964 in Lawrence, KS. Hope this helps you...I think it has helped me.
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WRYT Presents Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka
Presented by Wakefield Repertory Theatre, Inc. at Melrose Veterans Middle School
August 6 - August 8, 2009
WRYT will present Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka on August 6, 7 and 8 at 7:30pm and August 8 at 1:00am at the Melrose Veterans Memorial Middle School. Tickets are $14 for adults and $12 for students and seniors. Tickets are available online at www.wakefieldrep.org or by calling 781-245-1173. Ticket discounts are available to groups of 10 or more and WRT members. Wakefield Repertory Theatre is a Wakefield-based non-profit organization whose mission is to build and sustain a lasting forum within the community for all to participate in the exploration and enjoyment of the theatrical arts. For additional information or to make a donation, please call WRT at (781) 245-1173. You may also email WRT email@example.com
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Sony outs Xperia Ion
CES 2012 Week Sony has begun to drop 'Ericsson' from new smartphones following its acquistion of the Swedish comms kit company's share of the pair's mobile phone business. Sony Xperia Ion Exhibit A (above) is the Xperia Ion, announced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) today. It's an Android boy with a 4.6in, 1280 x …
The way she's holding it...
Does it suffer from antenna problems like the iPhone 4?
Sod the phone....
I'll have her please, don't bother to wrap.
Actually, on second thoughts, the phone will likely be less troublesome....
I suspect it suffers from a lack of Ice Cream Sandwich; given the capacitive button...
Er, ICS can also run on phones that have buttons you know.
Suddenly, now it just has the Sony logo, I don't want it.
Somehow, involving Ericsson makes them sound so much more trustworthy...
Another bland, square black and boring clone phone running a nasty operating system. Woo hoo!
'bland, square black and boring clone phone running a nasty operating system"
No, you are confusing this phone with the Nokia 800.
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Frank Rich AND Mel Gibson Are Jerks
Frank Rich, former New York Times theater columnist turned New York Times political commentator and Obama booster, recently ran an article about cultural values and how the left won
Frank Rich, former New York Times theater columnist turned New York Times political commentator and Obama booster, recently ran an article about cultural values and how the left won
"I got a lot of problems with you people, and now, you're gonna hear about it!!" The above quote was uttered by Frank Costanza, the father of George Costanza of
OK—I'm sure that most of you remember New York Times columnist Charles Blow's infamous "minstrel show" column—you know, the one where he complained about how many white people were at
Pat Sajak — yes that Pat Sajak — has a great response to Frank Rich posted over at Human Events.Welcome to post-racial America, where those who oppose a piece of
I always like reading Frank Rich. He's like the anthropologist who always gets it wrong. It makes for great comedy — think Mr. Bean as Jane Goodall.Behold his latest overreach
Erick Everywhere strikes again! Last week, I pointed out that Erick Erickson was in Charles Blow's Saturday New York Times opinion and in the Sunday New York Times Magazine story on
Last night on Rachel Maddow's program, columnist Frank Rich made commentary about the parallels between the early sixties and the present day. He said that he can remember the vitriol
In his October 11, 2008 New York Times Op-Ed "The Terrorist Barack Hussein Obama"(see it here: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/12/opinion/12rich.html?_r=1&oref=slogin ,Frank Rich does as most Liberal Media Elitists do; Play the Race Card.
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This peach Collins was developed by Proof's Roger Gelis and Craig Nelson, who says the recipe can easily be multiplied for pitcher-sized production. "If made ahead, no need to muddle as the peach and mint will add flavor while marrying with the other guests at the pitcher party," Nelson advises. "Just pour the Champagne in the glass last."
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1/2 ounce absinthe (or any anisette)
1 ripe peach, sliced
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1 ounce Hendrick's gin
1 ounce Martini Bianco (or your favorite white sweet vermouth)
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It's always a joy to hear from filmmaker, photographer and long-time friend of the site Thomas Brown, especially when he comes bearing glad tidings of a new project. This time he's created the video for Alex Banks' new single All You Could Do, alongside set designers Lightning and Kinglyface, and their visual treatment fits the urgent, slightly unnerving music perfectly. There's lots of imagery that sears itself onto the brain and Thomas has the confidence to disorientate the viewer from start to finish. Typically he wears his talents lightly; so while on the one hand he describes the work as "an embodiment and exploration of energy and light," in the same breath he admits it's "bonkers…It involves a Burroughs-esque dream machine, truly trippy visuals and Brighton going apeshit." He's not wrong.
It's always nice when two of your favourite artists are brought together in some way, when one kind of art form inspires another. Great collaborators often produce great work: I'm thinking of Michael Gondry's music video for Björk, or Dali's dream sequence for Hitchcock, or Keith Haring painting Grace Jones. So I was very excited to see Markus Hofko, a.k.a the Bow, a.k.a Rainbowmonkey, a New Zealand based graphic designer and digital artist, making a video for Flying Lotus' shimmering track Phantasm (feat. Laura Darlington).
There's a reason why everyone stopped watching Pimp My Ride and that's because the before-and-after process isn't as effective when you're making something look fundamentally worse. In this much more appealing makeover tale, director Laurie Lynch has taken a vehicle and transformed it into something inexplicably better, and used it the new video for I Wanna Feel by Second City.
Sure the branding for Daft Punk's merchandise leans towards the more sexist types of adverts from the 70s, but boy is it done well. The tongue in cheek posters that look like something out of an old copy of LIFE magazine are promoting the French duo's latest range of merchandise, which in itself is as cheesy as the ads.
Bankers have been the butt of a number of jokes over the past few years. They're easy prey for satirists, what with their wholesale destruction of the global economy and flagrant disregard for fiscal responsibility. But Ninian Doff's latest video for Peace's Money adds a whole new level of surrealism to banking satire. In it we see an upwardly mobile yuppy climb the city ladder by unusual means. You see it's not through tidy hedge fund management that he gains the respect of his bosses, it's his badass dancing skills, and they gain him entry into a weird and wonderful finale that I really don't want to spoil for you. See for yourselves…
As far as we can tell the only criteria Leif Podhajsky has for collaborating with a musical artist is their current level of cool. A swift scroll through his now expansive portfolio reveals nothing but exquisite imagery for the very finest artists of the moment. Usually he seems to work for musicians on the cusp of global success (Foals, Tame Impala and Lykke Li being perfect cases in point) but his latest collaboration is with someone much more established; Kelis.
Beautiful video here from the mystic Brooklyn siren that is Sharon van Etten. It was directed by Michael Palmieri whose impressive back-catalogue of music videos includes the likes of The Strokes, Belle and Sebastian, Foo Fighters and Beck. In this video for Sharon he's taken her song title Taking Chances quite literally, setting her in a spiritual environment surrounded by smoking cups, plants, and classical, illustrated tarot cards. "When I first heard the song the lyrics immediately made me think about the opening sequence to the great Agnes Varda film Cleo from 5 to 7, one of my favorites," Michael says of the video.
Nothing fails to warm my cockles and get the loose change in my wallet dancing about to be spent quite like Record Store Day. If the whole festival wasn't good enough, Secret 7" is in their third year of bringing together a holy union of artists and musicians and have just announced some big-name creatives who have contributed artwork for this exciting project.
We can all get pretty wrapped up in process, but even the most mindbendingly unusual approach can be considered a failure if the final piece doesn't stand on its own two feet creatively speaking. Young directorial duo Santiago Carrasquilla and Joe Hollier – who work together as Santiago and Joe – have shown they understand this with their new video for Gabriel Garzón-Montano's single Everything is Everything. The process is certainly noteworthy as the pair filmed hours of live action footage and uploaded it onto an iPad, which they then scanned as the films played out.
I have a reputation here in the It's Nice That studio for being somewhat conservative so excuse me if this is a little awkward. The Jullien brothers aka Jean and Nicolas have produced a new video for The Cowards' new single Statues and I'm not going to lie to you, it's pretty smutty. But you know what? These guys can make even the most filth-tastic act seem kind of charming, such is their animation prowess. So sit back and submit to the naughtiness and let's never talk of this again.
I often feel that lyric videos were made for me and my fellow kids of the 80s and 90s . If you turned teenager in Smash Hits's heyday then you too will recall tearing eagerly at the perforated edges of the lyrics to various Sean Paul belters and trying desperately (but to no avail) to learn every word so that you could sing along to Top of the Pops come Friday.
This week's music video gush is from director David Wilson. He's made unforgettable videos from this saucy banger for the Arctic Monkeys, to this even saucier one for Tame Impala. His knack for taking a good idea and injecting some sexy weirdness and alluring visuals into it is making him in very high-demand at the moment. Who better to tell us about his favourite ever music video? Here he is…
On the weeks that NTS Radio don't do our mixtapes for us we do them ourselves in a cheerful attempt at looking cool. People still like Dire Straits, right? So let's all breathe a sigh of relief that NTS have taken the helm once more and treated us to a very, very good pile of music. This time they've got electronic music producer Lukid to collate some of his favourite tracks. Fancy a listen? There is literally nothing stopping you. Here he is to introduce this spectacular Friday mixtape:
We like Cass McCombs. For his name, mainly, then his music, then for his ability to make powerful songs like this one that pay tribute to spectacular actresses like the late, great Karen Black. Karen was one of those oddly sexy women who commanded every film she was in with a magical kind of electricity and force, she was a mysterious dark horse that never really got the level of notoriety she deserved. Cass penned a track with Karen, then asked her husband Stephen Eckelberry to help make an extraordinary video to accompany it.
King Krule has blown up over the past twelve months. The 19-year-old one-man band has smashed into music's collective consciousness with a decidedly arrogant swagger and a selection of tunes that belie his tender age. In fact he's so popular that even the late, great Alfred Hitchcock wants to appear by his side, topping and tailing his gravity-defying new video in which the young south Londoner (with the help of director Jamie-James Medina) pays homage to the legendary British director's infamous cinematic quirks with a video that plays out like one big MacGuffin.
Fancy taking a walk through a fuchsia world of palm trees, ancient runes and digital architecture? Follow us, friend. The soundtrack to this journey will be a thrilling, shiveringly good cover of Animal Collective's worldwide party hit My Girls. As well as being a song that will easily soundtrack any good memory you have stored in your brain at any time, it's also a treasured amulet of modern music and cannot be covered or remade without some kind of fuss being made. In my opinion, both the cover and video of this remake are spectacular. 80s crooners Tears for Fears have done a smashing job on the vocals whilst American musician and artist Vinyl Williams (real name Lionel) has made a very impressive if mildly headache-inducing video for it. Also, turns out they do say "adobe slats".
Bombay Bicycle Club have had some pretty impressive music videos of late and it's largely thanks to the creative vision of Anna Ginsburg. The London-based animator has lent her talents to their last few promos that have included stop-motion puppetry and hand-drawn imagery over live-action shots. For their latest single, Luna, Anna's ditched the animation in favour of straight film, using her meticulous attention to detail to create a few minutes of footage that are utterly captivating. I'd be loathe to spoil the surprise of watching this so all I'll say is that the costumes, choreography and cinematography are all top notch and accentuate the song beautifully. So props to Anna and her team for their impeccable work!
Toot toot! We are very, very excited to announce that we will be media partners of this year's Secret 7" competition! If you don't already know, Secret 7" is a project in aid of War Child that, for the past two years, has taken some of the world's best songs and asked people to design record sleeves for specially printed vinyl.
Berlin-based sound designer David Kamp has worked for all the best animators around. You name them, he's collaborated with them, from cult directors like David O'Reilly and Johnny Kelly, experimental studios like field.io Quayola and Sagmeister & Walsh to MTV and Google. Why do they all go to him for him music and sound effects? Because he's really, really good at making sensational sounds that add depth and emotion to already beautiful moving image pieces.
The year is 1998, the place is The Lake District, you're sat at the pub with your mates about to head to the bangingest(!?) rave of your young adult life in a wood somewhere… and at the is point I'd like to pass you over to the polymathic Daniel Brereton and Erol Alkan who will take you by the hand and lead you through the rest of this ultra-euphoric, pill-free upper of a Monday Morning Music Video. Expect beautiful panoramic shots of English countryside and a brilliantly on-point set of subtitles. Perfect.
What a year for music videos! And before you think we've just put all of Beyonce's 14 music videos in one list, think again. We didn't even include Pharrell's 24 hour masterpiece (we did put in the Kanye parody though, sorry). This list is a pick of the most graceful, interesting, intricate, watchable moving image pieces that have accompanied songs this year. This'll kill a good half an hour while you're bored to tears at home this Christmas. Enjoy!
Just over five years ago James Houston graduated from Glasgow School of Art with a project that blew minds across the country, programming a range of analogue gadgets to perform Radiohead's Nude. Now he's back with a rewritten christmas carol to warm the cockles of our stone-cold robotic hearts and a video with much higher production values than his debut. It's still absolutely dumbfounding though. Sing with me! "Hail the machines, sweet old machines, blow off the dust, wipe off the rust…"
When you listen to Metronomy do you feel a creeping sensation of loneliness? I do, which is why this video from The Creators Project has struck a particularly raw nerve as it is set in space – the loneliest of all the places. Luckily for the lead, Joseph Mount himself, his cosmic voyage takes him to spots in the cosmos where other beings dwell. Meet smily meteor babe, King Child and sun lady. This is a fantastic video with effects similar to those of early episodes of Red Dwarf, perfect for the song, and directed by the clearly very talented Edouard Salier. Another reason to love Metronomy and space even more than you did five minutes ago.
Usually at Christmas I get a bit nostalgic with this slot; historically I've posted Wham!, Bing Crosby and David Bowie, so you'd be forgiven for thinking another Christmas classic was due. This year however, calls for a more serious bit of nostalgia, in the shape of one of the most memorable sets of music I've ever heard.
Can you hear that ringing noise? That's the collective squeals of the millions of Beyonce fans who this morning had their minds BLOWN apart by the special lady releasing an entire album plus 17, yes 17 video previews. One minute she's putting us off the scent by instagramming another vegan meal and the next minute she blows every single other pop star out the water with this unveiling. Genius. What are you still doing reading this? Watch all of the 30 second videos immediately so you can start joining in the imminent conversation around it. From now on, Friday will be renamed BEYDAY.
Woo! What a treat we have for you this week as Stephen Bass, co-owner of record label Moshi Moshi, has contributed by far the coolest mixtape we'ver had yet. In Stephen's words, Moshi Moshi is "an independent record label and management company which has been swimming against the tide and trying to bang square pegs into round holes for 15 years this winter, balancing art and commerce and trying to enjoy it." His mix of cellos, jazz and electronic dream music has been compiled today with a friday afternoon in mind. So, without further ado, here he is.
Let me invite you to take a moment out of your week to step into the collective moody weirdness of Devendra Banhart and Galen Pehrson, the animator responsible for the psychedelic video accompanying Devendra's new single Taurobolium. Devendra Banhart stars in the form of his alter-ego, Mondo Taurobolium, a lilac-skinned, beaked man who's found himself utterly disenchanted with the dark insincerity of Hollywood, while Gale, his ladyfriend played by Rose McGowan, accompanies him.
Anyone who's read It's Nice That for a while knows I've got a real soft spot for lo-fi videos of people dancing. I don't know why I love them so much, but there's something about the complete joy of seeing someone dancing without overly-produced choreography that really appeals. Anyway, the latest one to seduce me is this from Blood Orange, directed by the fantastic (and expertly-named) Alan Del Rio Ortiz. Stay warm!
After handing over our Friday Mixtape to the guys at NTS Radio last week we decided to treat you to our own studio's taste once more. Look, no one said we were really cool and into trendy music, we're into art and shit, yeah? Deal with it. This week we've got Jon Grant who got the top spot on the Rough Trade albums of 2013 list some Black Sabbath and some Tom Waits. What more could you ask for?! It's Friday afternoon, crank. it. up.
This music video made me cry. Then my friend Greg watched it, and he cried as well. We don't know how Emily Kai Bock does it, but everything she shoots seems to have this weird, emotional energy running through it – even the strip lighting in her films makes me feel giddy, romantic and lost.
The lyric video is a bit of a new phenomenon, but has given creatives confident with typography the opportunity to really strut their stuff. U2's latest is beautifully penned and filmed by New York based creatives Oliver Jeffers (yes you probably recognise his handwriting) and filmmaker Mac Premo. Aptly shot, seductive type and some handy location scouting make this a beauty. Check it out here on Facebook.
If someone was to come swooping back into the limelight after a brief hiatus with a 24 hour music video, it was always gonna be Pharrell. 24 Hours of Happy is a music video that fills your browser window with scenes of Pharrell dancing around America, looking effortlessly cool and singing what could be the catchiest and genuinely happiest song of the year. Move the elegant, yellow clock around to see Pharrell doing his thing at different times of the day. Why make one music video when you can make 24? Silly people.
Seeing as music videos really started in MTV's golden era of the early 80s, the great songs that were created before then sometimes get forgotten about by directors. But now with chart music at its very, very lowest, uninspired directors everywhere are turning to the musical heroes of yore and creating videos to accompany them.
Grace Helmer, Jake Evans and Luiz Stockler are all illustrators and animators that we've featured on the site before, either as part of our 2012 Graduates or in our Introducing feature. This is the first time we've seen there names listed together on the credits of creative project through, as they've all collaborated on the animation for Powster's director's cut of Bombay Bicycle Club's latest track Carry Me. The original video was an interactive number that you could manipulate on screen, but that's no good on YouTube, so Grace and co were enlisted to add some animated punch to a beautifully-shot project under the guidance of expert animator Anna Ginsburg.
When it comes to music, I think it's fair to say that my taste is not hugely respected among my It's Nice That colleagues. It's probably jealously that I am not in slavish thrall to whatever manufactured hipster counterculture they're being fed by tastemaking types with beards as full as their bank accounts. Or it's because I quite like Les Miserables. Anyway with normal Monday Morning Music Video aficionado Alex Bec away this week, here I am delivering you a cracking musical-based start to your week.
We realise that sometimes the music we play in the It's Nice That headquarters isn't that "cool" so this week we've opened it up to our Twitter followers – yippee! The difference in quality is nothing short of astounding, and the wake up call to just how on the pulse we are in terms of popular music is more than a little unnerving. So here we are, a trendy playlist to dance walk you through the afternoon straight on to the dance floor. Bags on the floor, everyone in a circle, here we go…
Just so we're clear, the woman in this video – which may or may not be Cate Le Bon herself – is living nothing short of a dream life. By day she sits making hand-thrown mugs on a potter's wheel and smoking. She occasionally eats the odd pastry. By night this mysterious, boiler suit-clad woman takes off into woodland to observe bonfires with small children and later teach them the skills of the ceramics studio. Meanwhile, the mugs created by these wonderful people have come to life and are sparkling and fizzing away on the shelves like happy spirits. Now that's what we call a music video. If I'm not mistaken, the little blonde girl making the mugs is the same girl as in Cate Le Bon's last video.
What a whopper of a mix tape we've got for you this week! It's Friday afternoon, it's going to rain soon, so here we prescribe you with a healthy dose of R.Kelly, the Arctic Monkeys, Bjork, Panda Bear and the wonderfully named The Flamin' Groovies. So what are you waiting for? Beers in the fridge, back on your chair, start digesting that overindulgent Friday lunch and crank this mother flipper UP.
When you make songs as beautiful as those of Cass McCombs you don't want to go messing everything up and getting a dodgy video to accompany it. So when the time comes to put visuals to your melodies, you'd better give Patrick O'Dell a call and employ his youth-bringing lens to bring your song to life. In this case, Patrick has made a dreamy collage of old skateboarding clips from the days of yore, blending into each other in an endearingly home-made, double-exposure kind of way. Something about the combination of Cass' nap-inducing voice and the footage of those kids swerving down suburban roads is enough to send you off a good old float down daydream river. See you later.
Apart from giving the early morning dancers of the 90s something to dance along to while they gnawed their own faces off, Massive Attack also had a super-big impact on the art world. This hefty (400 page) new publication produced by the Vinyl Factory documents the visual history of the band through the artwork of Massive Attack founder, Robert del Naja. Robert's artwork and time spent with notorious Bristol art collective and sound system The Wild Bunch was a stepping stone in 90s counter-culture, and to see his importance reflected in such an enthralling book is a true honour. Typically, The Vinyl Factory have also released a special version of this book which is kind of a must-have for any Massive Attack fan, or even anyone who was in their early 20s in the 90s and can actually remember it.


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November 28, 2014
The National D-Day Memorial Foundation is moving ahead with plans to place a bust of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin at the Bedford memorial over protests from some veterans and volunteers.
Foundation President William McIntosh says the bust should be in place by the end of the summer.
The foundation already placed busts of Allied leaders such as presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill because of their mutual opposition to Hitler's Germany.
McIntosh says the bust is not to honor Stalin, who is believed to have had roughly 700,000 citizens executed during late 1930s.
The memorial honors those who fought and died during the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II on June 6, 1944.
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