20th of March 2009

The Matchy-Matchy Look from DVF

My fellow City-lovers get the reference...

My favorite dress by Matthew Williamson

Spring has finally Sprung!!!

I love everything going on in this collage... inspiration is stirring...

Eye Candy of the Day... no pun intended

I'm a sucker for Paolo Nutini... your thoughts? xx Candy

Love this quote...

Last night at Central Bar...

My friend Mike graduated med school and got residency! So proud of my Doc B. Colleen and I went to Central Bar last night to help celebrate... good DJ and lots of dancing!! (And I love my red vintage belt! your thoughts?) xx Candy

The Courteeners at Mercury Lounge (First US show!)

Opening act below...

So my buddy Tom and I went to go see the Courteeners the other day at the Mercury Lounge and they rocked... not just because I'm a sucker for musicians with British accents... but because their tunes were really catchy in a good not cheesy/sold-out way... definitely check them out...

MySpace: www.myspace.com/thecourteeners



What Took You So Long - My fav song by them !

Terry Richardson - Photographer to adore

I love Terry's work... he has a way of capturing human nature at its rawest, without being gratuitous... here are some of my favorite images captured by him... read below for his bio courtsey of his fan page on Facebook... your thoughts? xx Candy


Terry Richardson (born 1965) is an American photographer.
Richardson was born in New York City, raised in Hollywood and Ojai California, and is the son of fashion photographer Bob Richardson. He attended Hollywood High School and Nordorff in Ojai. He was shy as a teenager and at some times deemed "completely lacking in social skills." "He played bass guitar in the punk rock band The Invisible Government for 5 years, was a great songwriter and wanted to be a rock star. Richardson began photography when the band broke up and his mother introduced him to Tony Kent the very loving and caring photographer who took him on as an assistant.[citation needed] Terry has shot advertisements for fashion designers, including Gucci, Levi's, Miu Miu, Eres, Tommy Hilfiger, Club Monaco, Supreme, Hugo Boss, Anna Molinari, Stussy, Baby Phat, Jigsaw, Costume National, Hysteric Glamour, Matsuda, and Sisley. Richardson has also shot editorial photographs for a Vogue, Vice, Harpers Bazaar, Penthouse The Face, GQ and Sports Illustrated. Richardson's photo books include, Hysteric Glamour, which was published in 1998; this was followed by Son of Bob in 1999, Feared by Men Desired by Women in 2000, Too Much in 2001, Terryworld and Kibosh, both released in 2004. Richardson is a notable exponent of the snapshot aesthetic alongside other contemporary photographers such as Nan Goldin,Wolfgang Tillmans and Martin Parr. Richardson's photographs are often to some extent autobiographical and frequently graphically depict sexual subject matter. A collection of Richardson's photography has recently been released by Taschen and sells for $600. This book is limited to 1,000 numbered copies and is signed by Richardson. More recently he has begun directing music videos, e.g. Young Love (band)'s Find A New Way . Richardson also appears briefly alongside Vincent Gallo in a 2007 Belvedere Vodka commercial.

Audrina Patridge Landed a Spinoff (Article by NYMag)

Hmm... not sure how I feel about this one folks... I mean I do love Audrina and her empty eyes, but I'm not sure she can carry a show all by herself? Guess we'll have to wait to see... But I am pumped for more Justin Bobby time... your thoughts? xx Candy

Audrina Patridge Landed a Spinoff

3/19/09 at 12:01 PM

Photo: Getty Images

Mark Burnett, the television producer behind Survivor and Big Brother, inked a deal with Audrina Patridge for her own spinoff. We're not pious types, but in times like this, we can only turn our gaze upward and ask, "Why, God? Why?" Burnett said, "She has already proved her star quality." Actually, she hasn't, because this deal only proves her acting and modeling careers are going nowhere. We almost feel a tiny bit bad for Speidi, whose numerous red-carpet appearances at Taco Bells and gross Vegas parties have so far been for naught.

Audrina's show must be part of Burnett's plot to wreak havoc on America's psyche, because its success is far from guaranteed. Hills spinoffs have a 50 percent failure rate, as Bromance and The City proved. However, we spy a light at the end of this very long, very dark tunnel: more camera time for Justin Bobby! If Burnett were a true reality TV genius, he'd have given J-Bobs a wilderness-survival show, preferably with a heavy nautical element.

Audrina Partridge gets a show from 'Survivor' mastermind Mark Burnett

By: Amy Odell