Month: September 2014 (Page 1 of 2)

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Novels & Prequel/Sequel

September 30, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

Michelle Yeoh –

I have been lucky enough to have a chance to read the Crane – Iron Pentalogy in the original Chinese version, which is great literature. The following is an outline of these five novels.

Part I: Crane Frightens KunLun (He Jing Kun Lun)
Part II: Precious Sword, Golden Hairpin (Bao Jian Jin Chai)
Part III: Sword Spirit, Pearl Light (Jian Qi Zhu Guang)
Part IV: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Wo Hu Cang Long)
Part V: Iron Knight, Silver Vase (Tie Qi Yin Ping)

Click Here to read the outline in English: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Novels & Prequel/Sequel

Lana Del Rey – West Coast (The GRADES Icon mix)

September 30, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

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Down on the West Coast they got a sayin’
“If you’re not drinkin’ then you’re not playin’.”
But you’ve got the music, you’ve got the music in you, don’t you?

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In Praise of the Humble Knot

September 28, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

Inside Pawson’s Museum of Knots and Sailors’ Ropework in Suffolk, England. Credit Tobias Harvey

“These things are remnants of a maritime culture that has vanished. They were the product of both inspiration and boredom, or, you might say, the inspiration of boredom — a creative outlet for sailors on long voyages who had many idle hours to fill. Most seamen were illiterate, and rope was plentiful. Knots were the humble medium they embraced to kill time, serve their muses and, literally, make their beds: to stitch the hammocks in which they slept.”

–Jody Rosen

In Praise of the Humble Knot, T Magazine

David Benjamin Sherry // Desert Voyages in Colored Hues // Under Cover

September 28, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

Saguaro Field, Tucson, Arizona

Moon Over Rocks, Monument Valley, Arizona

Melancholic Metadata, Oregon Coast

Climate Vortex Sutra (For Allen Ginsberg), Hana, Hawaii

View more of his work here: http://davidbenjaminsherry.com/

via Under Cover: Desert Voyages in Colored Hues (NYT Magazine)

Hitchhiker 히치하이커_11(ELEVEN)_Music Video

September 28, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

The song ’11(ELEVEN)’ is EDM genre song, with impressive and addictive ‘ABABA’ sound. For the music video, Hitchhiker thoroughly worked on it – from the character design to the entire production of MV. Please give lots of supports to Hitchhiker’s next move 🙂

Find out more about Hitchhiker:
www.facebook.com/hitchhiker.pd

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Oma Doris :: HNNY

September 24, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

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HNNY, preferably pronounced “honey”. Stockholm, Sweden.

Electric Guest – Troubleman

September 24, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

Electric Guest – Troubleman – YouTube.

The Electric Guest debut album was released in April 24, 2012 on Downtown Records and Across The Universe labels.

Destiny in Taos // Legacy of Dennis Hopper // NYT Style

September 14, 2014 / admin / 0 Comments

Dennis Hopper, 34 – Taos, New Mexico (Caterine Milinaire/Sygma/Corbis)

In the late 1960s at the height of his career, Dennis Hopper left Hollywood for artistic bohemia in New Mexico. His daughter looks back on a man in search of free expression and a more contemplative way of life.

Read the full article in the NYT Style Mag: Destiny in Taos.