Susie Bick and Bella Freud - How we met

HOW WE MET - SUSIE BICK AND BELLA FREUD
Published on Sunday, 16 February 1997Written by Fiona Sturges
The model Susie Bick, 30, was born in Cheshire. At 14, she ran away from boarding school to New York, where she was discovered by a modeling agency.  On her return to England, at 17, she became David Bailey's muse and began making a name as a model.  She lives in north London with her dog.

Fiona & Zach

Fiona Apple met comedian Zach Galifianakis after one of her performances at Club Largo, when she saw a video he made for Anita Baker's "You Bring Me Joy",
Fiona liked it so much she decided to ask him to appear in the video for her song "Not About Love" from her album "Extraordinary Machine."
Later In June 2006 Galifianakis released the single "Come Over and Get It (Up in 'Dem Guts)", a comedic rap/hip-hop/dance song which features Fiona Apple's vocals.
The Last video is from an online "interview" for Myspace called Artist On Artist.

PS: Day 6 out of 13.

"Hands" Video The Ting Tings

The Ting Tings
Hands
Kunst
2010

Pictures I love

Photography by Mario TestinoNatalia Vodianova


Photography by Paola KudackiRaquel Zimmermann


Photography by Steven MeiselMadonna


Photography by Stephane CardinaleJessica Stam for Louis Vuitton


Photography by Polly BorlandAlison Goldfrapp and girl in a rabbit mask


Photography by Ron GalellaHugh Hefner  - Mr Playboy bunny



"There's a girl who works with us, Lucy, she's on the design

Happy Birthday Rose McGowan

Happy Birthday to the beautiful Rose McGowan!

The always funny and outspoken Rose McGowan,
best known for starring in a string of indie movies in the 90s,
for taking over the role of third sister witch in the TV series
Charmed, after Shannen Doherty left the show, and also
for dating and being engaged to both Marilyn Manson,
and Robert Rodriguez, who directed her along with
Quentin Tarantino in Rose's last prominent movie role
in the double feature Grindhouse: Planet Terror (Rodriguez)
& Death Proof (Tarantino) in the year 2007.
Rose's other notorious projects include:
Jawbreaker (1999), Scream (1996), Nowhere (1997),
The Black Dahlia (2006), playing Ann-Margret alongside
Jonathan Rhys Meyers in the CBS mini-series Elvis (2005),
and in the year 2008 she became guest programmer and co-host of
TCM's film-series program The Essentials.
Her breakthrough role was in controversial director
Gregg Araki's The Doom Generation (1995), as part of his so-called
"Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy."
The Doom Generation brought her a nomination for "Best Debut Performance"
at the 1996 Independent Spirit Awards (aka the indie movies version of the Oscars)
More recently Rose guest starred as a doctor in a 5 episodes arc of the final season of Nip/Tuck.

Rose McGowan was born in was born in Florence, Italy on September 5, 1973,
when her parents were part of the cultlike church Children Of God.

V Magazine: The New York Issue

Marc Jacobs and Lady Gaga landed the cover of the September issue of V Magazine dedicated to New York City,
in a portfolio by famed photographer Mario Testino, that also includes some of the most famous NYC faces like
Blondie's bombshell Debbie Harris, producer Mark Ronson, hotelier Andre' Balazs, actress Chloë Sevigny, NYC
nightlife ffixture Lady Bunny, models Tyson Ballou and Liya Kebede and a very buffed Jake Shears from Scissor Sisters
among many others.
Also as an online exclusive they're selling in a limited edition 1,000 prints of the magazine with 2 different covers
customized by New York artists Spencer Sweeney and Nate Lowman.

" It's Only a Paper Moon" Fiona & Maude

Say it is only a paper moon
Sailing over a cardboard sea,
But it wouldn't be make believe
If you believed in me.

Yes, it is only a canvas sky
Hanging over a muslin tree,
But it wouldn't be make believe
If you believed in me.

Without your love,
It's a honky-tonk parade.
Without your love,
It's a melody played in a penny arcade.

It's a Barnum and Bailey world,
Just as phony as it can be,
But it wouldn't be make believe
If you believed in me.

Without your love,
It's a honky-tonk parade.
Without your love,
It's a melody played in a penny arcade.

It's a Barnum and Bailey world
Just as phony as it can be,
But it wouldn't be make believe
If you believed in me.

"It's only A Paper Moon"performed by sisters Fiona Apple and Maude Maggart (real name Amber Maggart), I think that although their voices have very different tones and ranges (Fiona's lower), this jazz standard from 1933 suits their tones very beautifully.
The song has appeared in plays, movies and TV series and has being recorded by some of the biggest names in music, including: Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Nat King Cole, Natalie Cole, Bing Crosby, Miles Davis, Sammy Davis Jr, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand and Rufus Wainwright among many more.

PS: Day 5 out of 13 (of my Fiona celebration)