The movie is not out till May 2010, but below are new stills from the recently wrapped "Iron Man 2," starring Robert Downey Jr, Gwyneth Paltrow, Mickey Rourke and Scarlett Johansson. The film also stars Don Cheadle, who takes over the role of James Rhodes, played by Terrence Howard in the first film.
Step lapel, single windsor, flat fronts, wingtip's, and double shot of your finest whiskey...Crown Royal in this case.Toronto Sartorialist/Holt Renfrew Party-ish!
I'll be in Toronto tomorrow (Wednesday the 22nd) and I'd love to meet some of my readers!
I will be at Holt Renfrew on Bloor Street from 12:30 PM - 2 PM (on the menswear floor) on Wednesday afternoon.
Also tomorrow evening we will be having a very non-organized gathering at the bar in The Drake hotel (1150 Queen Street West), starting around 9:30 or 10pm.
Carlton Banks penny loafer steez ranging from $300 to $3675 (for the alligator) and will hit stores next spring.
Most notable for his fine work with J. Press and eponymous English footwear label, American designer Mark McNairy lends his hand to yet another footwear project, this time alongside Maine-based shoe makers Bass Weejuns. The outcome reflects McNairy’s style, keeping everything simple with a strong emphasis on material quality and construction.
These guys have been around for a while, but I've been late on the draw...a French label, Hype Means Nothing seems to take the business serious, but not themselves so much. I can co-sign that philosophy! Check out the tees and crewneck sweaters that feature some of the most iconic wearing finger sunglasses.
Re: Autotune
"In hip-hop our job is, once a trend becomes a gimmick, to get rid of it."
UPDATE:
The New York Press reports that a New York City-based director was responsible for the now-infamous Sprite ad, and that the spot was produced without Sprite's permission. The ad is the work of Max Issacson, and was not produced in Germany, according to the NY Press.The NY Press spoke to John Jones IV, the male model pictured in the video: "The funny thing is, it's a spec commercial--it's not even real," Jones said.
Current TV initially reported that the ad had been banned from the air, for pretty obvious reasons. It combines oral sex and the desire for a refreshing Sprite to create a big finish that has to be seen to be believed. It even beats the climax of this similarly-themed ad.
WATCH: (UPDATE: Original ad was pulled from YouTube due to a copyright claim but you can view below courtesy of Young Turks here.
via HuffPo
The world premiere of Creation, a drama about evolution theorist Charles Darwin starring married actors Paul Bettany and Jennifer Connelly, has nabbed the opening night slot at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.
Organizers announced their selection of the British film on Tuesday morning, as well as 22 more additions to its gala and special presentations lineups.
"We have traditionally opened with a Canadian film, but this year we chose to go a different route. We fell in love with this movie and this is the one, we felt, really sets the tone for the kinds of conversations we hope will happen around the films at the festival," TIFF co-director Cameron Bailey told reporters on Tuesday.
He added that the "tension between faith and reason" seen in Jon Amiel's film Creation — which follows Darwin as he struggles with the views of his deeply religious wife and his world-changing theories — is also emerging in other films programmers have selected.
"This theme of that eternal conflict between faith and reason does seem to be emerging from different parts of the world, in different kinds of films: documentaries, fiction films, big films, small films," Bailey said.
Two American films and a Norse-Danish-German co-production have been added to the gala schedule:
* Precious, Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire, which won wide acclaim at Sundance.
* Get Low, starring Robert Duvall as a 1930s backwoods eccentric who stages his own funeral.
* Max Manus, a film based on the true story of Norway's famed Second World War resistance fighter.
As well, 18 new and recent titles — from noted filmmakers like Jane Campion, Steven Soderbergh and Johnnie To and featuring actors such as Clive Owen, Eva Green, Matt Damon, Edward Norton and Kristin Scott Thomas — were also added to the TIFF 2009 schedule as special presentations:
* The Boys are Back, Scott Hicks (Australia/U.K.).
* Bright Star, Jane Campion (U.K./Australia).
* City of Life and Death, Lu Chuan (China).
* Cracks, Jordan Scott (Ireland).
* Hadewijch, Bruno Dumont (France).
* The Informant, Steven Soderbergh (U.S.).
* The Invention of Lying, Ricky Gervais and Matthew Robinson (U.S.).
* Leaves of Grass, Tim Blake Nelson (U.S.).
* London River, Rachid Bouchareb (U.K./France/Algeria).
* Mao's Last Dance, Bruce Beresford (Australia/U.S./China).
* Moloch Tropical, Raoul Peck (Haiti/France).
* Mother, Bong Joon-ho (South Korea).
* Ondine, Neil Jordan (Ireland/U.S.).
* Partir, Catherine Corsini (France).
* Scheherazade Tell Me a Story, Yousry Nasrallah (Egypt).
* Solitary Man, Brian Koppelman and David Levien (U.S.)
* Valhalla Rising, Nicolas Vinding Refn (Denmark/U.K.).
* Vengeance, Johnnie To (Hong Kong/France).
* The Vintner's Luck, Niki Caro (New Zealand/France).
Further titles will be announced in the coming weeks, including this year's full Canadian lineup in August.
Moment Factory developed the interactive system and designed the interactive content. PHOTONIC Dreams created the original LED video wall of La Vitrine, in Montreal.
The installation includes tracking devices and low-resolution LED displays and is capable of showing many different visualizations based on the presence and movement of people.
After entertaining themselves with the dynamic marquee of La Vitrine during the last two editions of the All-Nighter, Montreal residents, visitors and tourists will now be able to enjoy it every night! This interactive screen, which currently lights up La Vitrine Culturelle, is now equipped with a high-tech system, enabling passers-by to interact with light shapes generated by 35,000 LED light bulbs.
The fun and interactive nature of this installation is a new innovation of the Quartier des spectacles Lighting Plan, as it redefines the traditional architectural façade so as to enable passers-by to make it their own by interacting with the light shapes displayed. Thanks to the talent of the creators of Moment Factory, which was incidentally awarded the Grand Prix Créativité Montréal 2008 in the category Urban integration Urban planning for this installation, we are taking a new step toward the creation of a unique urban experience at the heart of Montreal!, says Charles Lapointe, the president of the Partnership.
Visitors can interact with the installation every night from 7 PM to 11 PM.
La Vitrine
145, rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montréal
Definitely not because of Phraell, but because I'm for real! I love this - screened t-shirts, and denim with fox appliques over/out/finito. Avant-garde styling reminiscent of what Sean John was doing...made relevant...is it/in/what's up! DOPE.
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