Peter Lindbergh exhibition in Paris: powerful images and supermodels in black and white (via Ritournelle)

This is awesome, thank you for sharing! Now that I found an apartment in New York City I can finally share with you this exhibition of Peter Lindbergh’s photography. I saw it just before leaving France at the Polka Galerie located in Paris’s fashionable Marais district. Peter Lindbergh is one of the most sought-after fashion [...]

Keeping the Press Peace

What some might consider the ridiculous, others may believe to be a perfectly legitimate way of ‘keeping the peace’. While Ireland and the UK have, and still make efforts to unscramble what the relatively new blasphemy laws might entail in a wider context, organisations like the National Union of Journalists UK (NUJ UK) both tirelessly, [...]

British Fright Night

As all hallows eve dawns, so do we all look to be entertained again by the terrorizing nocturnal paranormal of both witches and wicked ghouls. The British Music Experience at The O2 Arena in London, on the 30th October, has refashioned this frightful night into a ‘Thriller’ style British metal music horror. This year is [...]

Nature Deficit Disorder, or children of the evolution?

Okay, who, or what, could be to blame for this travesty?  We always find someone to blame, is it the parents?  The teachers? The education system? Modern technology? Sony, Samsung, Siemens et al? Instead of placing multi-directional blame, perhaps we should find a solution to the misadventure that we see making a calamity out of [...]

Rt Hon Theresa May MP: “Putting equality at the heart of the government”

On May 12th 2010, the Prime Minister appointed Rt Hon Theresa May MP as Minister for Women and Equality in addition to her appointment as Home Secretary. Well, gee Theresa May. You might consider starting with social inequalities and the media battery of equality and feminism. Might I suggest article 6395879: “Women Less Happy After 40 Years of [...]