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There’s a London marketing firm called Mischief, and here’s what they propose for hyping the new Twilight DVD:

“Girls have got used to eyeing up handsome chaps in adverts such as David Beckham for Armani… so this week sees us turn the tables with a new ad campaign that sees handsome guys eye the girls right back.

The campaign will see striking male models recruited to hit busy UK shopping hotspots where they will target female fans who give them the eye, by giving it right back and revealing specially created mini ads for the film in their eyes.

The ‘eye-verts’ have been produced by film company E1 Entertainment to mirror British star Robert Pattinson’s eyes in the movie, whose vampire character Edward is said to have eyes the colour of ‘liquid gold’ when his thirst for blood is satisfied.”

Um, really?

Update!

There is pacman at the bottom of the page and the youtube links on the side are videos chosen by us so do have a look! they arent jsut some shitty random oneS! :D



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Art

Not that anyone is interested but here are some photos for art....























Second Round of photos for the dramatic topic of the Mock. Amy is dressed as a clown and well im sure you can see! :D















First photos taken for the Dramatic Project. Mock 2008.

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AW THE COOL KIDS.....

Well I am off to Somerset today to celebrate the joys of Easter with my family bunged up in some god forsaken cottage with no internet connection. Lovely. So before I left I though i'd leave you with some oh so stunning photos of my favourite B.o.y.S and a few other things that i like. Do watch the youtube link. Its so so wow and I intend on remaking it with my year group next year.....watch out guys A3 fest or something here we come.... For those of you who didn't already realise. Livy et moi are currently residing in English Boarding Schools ra ra ra. Mine is situated a la Dorset whereas hers is in Canterbury. Guesss..... aw the life.....now my little steam rollers i must depart and journey into the wonderous place of Ovid. Oh Ceyx and Alcyone....why are you in my life?!

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Ok well here are some damn fine male specimens.... I seem to have an unhealthy attachment to anyone who has a 1950s quif going on....or a Chuck Bass because, well, he is sex god extrodinaire! Becuase i am a big failiure...it may be worth you people googling eddie redmayne. hes yum yum.

Ed Westwick


ESSER : I LOV3 YOU

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Chase Crawford and Ed Westwick

Elvis yummy

The Rat Pack just because they are iconic

Elvis
James Dean

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My Favourite Video on You Tube has to be a compilation of Andy Warhol screen shots:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40vsM3BOOEo

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lottie and i have a very very large girl crush on alexa chung- she is, to say the least, the new british 'it girl' and has been for the last few years. ever since she chopped off her hair into that now famous bob she has amazed us with outfit after outfit.

however, instead of posting many photos of her (which will come, we promise) this article i found that she wrote for the independent is really quite randomly witty and will hopefully atleast give you something to do for a few minutes! enjoy!

Alexa Chung: 'The schoolgirls nudged each other and giggled at me from across the room' Oh dear. So now I'm addicted to Twitter. For those of you who don't know what that means, a) where have you been? And b) worry not, it's not exactly like crack, it's just similar. According to Wikipedia, "Twitter is a social networking and micro-blogging service that enables its users to send and read other users' updates, known as tweets. Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 bytes in length..." BLAH, BLAH, BLAH – you get the gist. All you need to know is that the big three are on it: Obama, Britney and Stephen Fry, basically everyone who matters. Twitter gives you a fascinating insight into the inner workings of their minds, their deepest fears, hopes for the future, evaluation of past mistakes. (I'm kidding, they post unreasonably banal sentences about potentially interesting things. Apart from Fry, who always finds time to say something awesome, such as: "Watching proboscis monkeys feed. My dear, the noise...".  I have a Twitter account but I'm rubbish at it, if it's possible to be rubbish at something so permissive. I find it hard to write the truth in fear of the 1,276 "followers" (or random strangers) I gathered in the space of a week abandoning me.  I've just arrived in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where the streets are awash with ATM machines and pretty girls in ugly T-shirts. I wandered in to the nearest café I could find, only to discover MGMT sitting cosily in the corner. This is the equivalent of venturing towards Central Park and finding the entire cast of Friends on a sofa in a coffee house. I wolfed down my arugula salad and promptly left. To get to Williamsburg, I first had to endure the tedium of the flight from London to JFK. I was sidetracked by Chanel (strictly window shopping only) and then got busted by a group of 30 schoolkids in the departure lounge. I don't remember ever being that unsubtle when I was a teenager, they nudged one another and giggled at me from the other side of the room. I felt as though I was being weirdly bullied. It was the second time that week I had been jeered at by schoolkids (OK, the first time was by polite primary schoolchildren).  Once onboard, I noticed the man in the seat next to me had a dictaphone in his left hand and a mobile phone is his right. For the entirety of the flight he spoke into his contraption in hushed tones, weighted to his seat by a toppling pile of paperwork. Why did I choose the business flight? To mask the sounds of yet another report being filed, I searched the movie listings for something to watch. I settled upon Twilight first, closely followed by The Reader, all washed down with a depressing documentary on Britney Spears. Twilight made me wish I was 13 again. If I loved it now, I would have been positively obsessed with it then. When Baz Luhrman's Romeo + Juliet was released, when I was a young teen, I learned every single line in the movie. I was convinced that I'd grow up to marry Leonardo DiCaprio. But when I popped the question in an interview I was doing with him, he politely declined and so I had to move on with my life and let it go.  The Britney documentary was rather moving. Not being able to leave your own house without a barrage of security and a thousand eyes staring must be bleak. I actually started to tear up when she said she had dreams of being free and doing normal things like walking in a park with her friends and then she'd wake up and realise it wasn't possible. Imagine your dreams being of a humdrum life and your reality being a nightmare. None of this is covered on her Twitter page. Two facts I learned this week: a mouse can fit through a hole the diameter of a pencil; and the longest word you can make without repeating a single letter is "uncopyrightable". Having stumbled across these facts through conversations with friends, I then endeavoured to collect more, so here you go: Thomas Edison, light bulb inventor, was afraid of the dark; Florence Nightingale invented the pie chart; and 100 people can fit in the mouth of a blue whale.

The Independent

Twitter for idiots

random,but if you do not understand the hype about twitter, this video breaks it all down for you..... also it is somehow quite funny, personally i think its the way the guy speaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddO9idmax0o

numero

a magazine, entitled numero has recently come to my attention while i was looking for the ever amazing french vogue- and well it is very good. Similar to ID magazine, but in french it claims to be:

Agent of influence, Numero magazine analyses in a sharp and international way all fields of creativity and culture : Fashion, beauty, living places, architecture, design in order to detect tomorrow's great trends, glamour stock, figures who will become icons. NUMERO likes to think as a precursor.

although they have some beautiful spreads i thought i'd just start of with some of the covers.....