As The Dodgy heads off to a Chicago street fest on a blazing hot day, we thought to share this photo from the Daily Mail UK.
It’s so feckin’ hot, my Chinese sisters
At first glance I thought this was a group of Lucha libre Mexican wrestlers taking a dip. But these ladies are wearing the nylon mask thingys to protect them from the rays of the sun. I didn’t know it got that hot in China. Will those catch on in blistering Chicago? We’ll be on the lookout.
“Gimme The Loot” is now being released to critical acclaim in major cities across America. Here’s the interview we did with the film’s musical composer/soundtrack guru, Nicholas Britell, after the film was shown at SXSW. One of my favorite vignettes in the 2009 anthology film New York, I Love You, which I first viewed about a year ago, is Teya and Dante. At the end of the story directed by Natalie Portman I was moved by a piece of music entitled “Father’s Day” by composer Nicholas Britell. As a fan of good film scores, I immediately sought after this particular piece of ear candy only to be stumped in my quest. No worries, as I contacted Britell, who was more than happy to send…
Just wrapped up an interview with beautiful and talented actress Michelle Morgan. Canadians know and lover her from that hit TV show Heartland. Americans who’ve discovered it (CW, Netflix) love it too. She also got to play the lead in a George Romero zombie film, Diary of the Dead. You might have seen her in an episode of The L Word, too, among other things. I told Michelle that I think she holds a great distinction amongst actors. She’s portrayed one of the few survivors of a Romero “Dead” film and she’s done the deed with Shane on L Word. She loves music and tells me her beer of choice (at least for that moment). I’m saving the official pic for the interview post…
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