Black Swan

I was listening to the Black Swan soundtrack earlier. It's just as haunting as the movie was. I remember walking out of the cinema in a bit of a daze after watching it. Natalie Portman, however underfed in the movie, has to be one of my favourite actresses. Here's a shoot she did for Vogue at the beginning of the year. It's really beautiful, especially the picture of her dancing.

I also found these awesome Black Swan movie posters.

Save the date

Rain rain go away

 I had huge plans for Halloween, kids. I had been looking forward to this block party in Jozi for weeks. And then it rained. It rained and rained and did not stop. So Amy and I decided to stay put in P-Town. Although the night did not go according to plan (at all), it was still a good one. Can the rain in P-Town just stop already though? My Grafro doesn't respond well to moisture. At all.

At least it didn't come down in buckets at Kings of Leon last night. I wasn't ever their hugest fan but after seeing them live,  I actually think they're pretty damn good. Especially Taper Jean Girl. Love that song.

You've grown, kid

Remember this little baba? 

She's grown into a cute little fluff ball and now has a name- Roxy. She also has a brother, Bentley, but he couldn't sit still long enough for me to snap his picture. Naughty kid.

GQ's Best-Dressed Men 2011

Although Oscar Pistorius was crowned GQ's Best-Dressed Man of 2011, my personal favourite has to be Yaaseen Cader. A very stylish specimen indeed. I do hope the unwashed miscreants on campus are taking notes because quite frankly, their PT shorts and slops hurt my eyes. 

Visit GQ's website to take a look at the other nominees.

  

Cereal Couture

Cereal and couture. Match made in heaven, no?

These chic cereal boxes were designed by The Glam Foodie, Tricia Clarke-Stone.

Probably a good thing they aren't real. Breakfast would become a very expensive occasion...
Here's the link to Trisha's blog- Sip, Chat, Chow.



My Week With Marilyn: Update

Look what I found on the Vogue website. The brilliant Annie Leibovitz has done it again. Lady, you have mad skill. Can I borrow some? Please? (Can't promise I'll give it back though)

Still don't think that Michelle Williams can pull of Marilyn Monroe?

Hmmm... slightly more convinced.