This Isn't Fucking Paris

This is possibly the best tank top ever. Particularly good for shoving in the faces of annoying bloggers who keep twittering on about how chic Paris is, whilst stuffing their faces with macarons. "Laduree est tres chic, n'est-ce pas?" Non.

Alternatively, for even more fun wear it to your local faux French brasserie.

From Oak http://www.oaknyc.com/home/

Kate Moss Liberty Ross The Face 2002

Just because Liberty Ross is in the news and I like old Face covers...

Not sure who shot this but it looks a little Mario Sorrenti-esque.

Making Friends As An Adult

Making friends over the age of 30 http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/15/fashion/the-challenge-of-making-friends-as-an-adult.html?_r=2

Zadie Smith On Facebook

 Zadie Smith's essay about Facebook: http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2010/nov/25/generation-why/?pagination=false

Social Media Destroying Your Self-Esteem

Does Facebook made you feel bad? Well that's because social media is bad for your self-esteem. On any given day most of the internet revolves around narcissists telling you how wonderful they think they are. Get your head around it here http://www.forbes.com/sites/jmaureenhenderson/2012/07/11/is-social-media-destroying-your-self-esteem/

Keith Haring T-shirt

Looking at my blog analytics, it appears that many people from the internetz end up here looking for Keith Haring T-shirts. I sympathize, they're hard to find. So let me help you.



Let's start with this one from The Tate's online shop:

                                       

Haring Radiant Baby T-shirt £25 from Tate Online

And then moving swiftly over The Atlantic to Haring's Pop Shop, which still exists online in case you didn't know, where you'll find a huge selection of the classic designs like The Dancing Dog and See No Evil.

Here's your link: Pop Shop

My Dinner With Andre - Script

My Dinner With Andre, the whole conversation right here: http://www.cloudnet.com/~jwinder/dinner.htm

Flashing Lights GIF

I'm putting this here for no other reason than I like to look at it. Feel free to like looking at it too.

Nora Ephron - A Few Words About Breasts

From the Esquire archives, Nora Ephron's essay A Few Words About Breasts. 

It seems to have disappeared from the Esquire website, but thankfully babies I found it for you here: http://www.dinkypage.com/151255