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Versões originais de Glee – Special Education

dreka — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 17:01:08 +0000

O episódio vai ao ar amanhã!

Valerie – Amy Winehouse

(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life – Dirty Dancing

The Living Years – Mike And The Mechanics

Don’t Cry For Me Argentina – Evita

Dog Days Are Over – Florence + The Machine

Hey Soul Sister – Train

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Editorial de moda inspirado em Final Fantasy

dreka — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 15:26:04 +0000

Homem lindo + homem nerd = WIN!

Revista: Dedicate
Editorial: Final fantasy
Modelo:River Viiperi
Fotografia: Tetsuharo Kubota
www.dedicatemagazine.com

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Michael C. Hall para a L’Uomo Vogue

dreka — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 22:47:31 +0000

Muito antes de se tornar o nosso serial killer favorito, o ator Michael C. Hall participou de um editorial sobre crimes intitulado “Doppelganger” fotografado pelo Miles Aldridge para a L’Uomo Vogue em 2003

Eu sou total viciada por ele, eu sei, por isso fiz um tumblr que vou postar algumas fotos bem raras dele na época da Broadway! Ainda estou organizando, mas vai o link http://michaelchall.tumblr.com

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We ♥ Superheroes

leblogdeparadis — Wed, 19 May 2010 17:52:29 +0000

Alguém ainda lembra de mim? Eu adoro moda e supostamente deveria escrever um artigo semanal sobre a matéria aqui no Obrigada pelos peixes! No entanto, andei bastante ocupada migrando o meu próprio blog de moda do blogspot para o wordpress – para quem não conhece: Fashion gone wild. Hoje estou aqui para falar de algo que os leitores do OPP! adoram: super-heróis! A onda de filmes baseada em personagens de quadrinhos, que começou lá no começo da década de 2000, provavelmente com Homem-Aranha 1, não tornou só tornou o mundo da Marvel e DC Comics mais popular como tambéns inspirou a moda, como podemos ver neste editorial abaixo que saiu na Vogue americana em maio de 2008!

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A seleção de Penélope

dreka — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 21:56:45 +0000

Penélope foi escolhida como editora chefe da edição de Maio da Vogue Paris.

Para uma edição inesquecível, Penélope convidou Penelope Cruz, Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, Gwenyth Paltrow, Kate Winslet, Naomi Watts e Bono. A sessão foi fotografada por Inez van Lamsweerde eVinoodh Matadin.

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Rock The House – Steven Meisel

dreka — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 16:00:00 +0000

Em um editorial para a Vogue US em 2001, Steven Meisel fotografou modelos inspirados em grandes ícones do rock.

Rock The House

Devon Aoki como Yoko Ono, Ben Northover como John Lennon

Karolina Kurkova como Marilyn Manson

Cyrille Victor como Jimi Hendrix, Matt Duffie como Jim Morrison, e Karen Elson como Janis Joplin

Carolyn Murphy como Courtney Love, Jake Schroeder como Kurt Cobain e a filha deles como Frances Bean Cobain

Várias modelos como The Rolling Stones

Fanni Bostrom como John Lennon, Audrey Marnay como Ringo Starr, Tasha Tilberg como Paul McCartney e Trish Goff como George Harrison

Hannelore Knuts como David Bowie e Diana Meszaros como Angela Bowie

Kiara Kabukuru como P. Diddy

Sophie Dahl como Debbie Harry

Omahyra como Prince

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Epic Star Wars Photo Album – Vanity Fair

dreka — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 23:43:02 +0000

Algumas das fotografias de Annie Leibovitz que apareceram na revista Vanity Fair, no últimos anos, sobre os filmes de Stars Wars.

KNIGHTS IN TUNISIA

From left: Liam Neeson, the creature Jar Jar Binks, Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor, R2-D2, George Lucas, C-3PO, and Jake Lloyd on The Phantom Menace set in North Africa, February 1999.

STAR POWER

The stars, through the years: Ewan McGregor, Hayden Christensen, George Lucas, Natalie Portman, Yoda, Darth Vader, R2-D2, Anthony Daniels as C-3P0, Samuel L. Jackson, Jar Jar Binks, Jimmy Smits, Christopher Lee, Liam Neeson, Pernilla August, Jake Lloyd, Ian McDiarmid, General Grievous, Billy Dee Williams, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford, Peter Mayhew as Chewbacca, and Mark Hamill, February 2005.

THE SET BUILDERS

Anything you see in the Revenge of the Sith universe that’s not part of the natural or digital world was created and built by production designer Gavin Bocquet (seated on floor at right, grinning) and his team of artisan all-stars, which includes, from left: Matt Connors, Peter Russell (on floor), Ian Gracie (arms crossed), Ken Barley (rear), Greg Hajdu, Colette Birrell, Steve Sansom, Phil Harvey, and Richard Roberts.

THE STAR-CROSSED LOVERS

Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker and Natalie Portman as Amidala adopt their Attack of the Clones personas, March 2002.

CLINK! CLINK! V-ZHOOM! V-ZHOOM!

Ewan McGregor, as the young Obi-Wan, in a lightsaber battle with a pre-Vader, dark-side Jedi called Darth Maul, played by martial-arts expert Ray Park, February 1999.

THE I.L.M. WIZARDS

The job of Industrial Light & Magic animation director Rob Coleman (far left) is to make sure there’s a seamless blending of digital characters, such as Yoda, and the film’s real-life actors, such as Samuel L. Jackson (second from left), shown here as Jedi knight Mace Windu. I.L.M. still photographer David Owen readies his camera as John Knoll (second from right), a co-inventor of Photoshop and the visual-effects supervisor on Revenge of the Sith and its two predecessors, looks on. Sequence supervisor David Weitzberg (far right) keeps digital track of the goings-on at the table.

THE SABER RATTLER

Liam Neeson wields the lightsaber with Jedi-knight aplomb, February 1999.

THE CREATURE SHOP

Creature-shop creative supervisor Dave Elsey, fabrication supervisor Lou Elsey, and creature-shop supervisor Rebecca Hunt (on floor) were responsible for the care and management of Wookiees (see empty suits) as well as dozens of other creatures during the making of the latest iteration of the Star Wars saga.

THE JEDI BRIGADIER

Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Windu, a member of the Jedi Council, in Attack of the Clones, March 2002.

THE PROP MASTERS

In a Sydney warehouse, from left, property master Ty Teiger, props/model shop supervisor Peter Wyborn, and team members John Paul “Lon” Lucini and Trevor Smith enjoy some downtime with a battle droid.

SKYWALKING WITHOUT EFFECTS

A pair of Jawas mug for the camera, February 1999.

THE DROID MASTERS

Don Bies (right) is the droid supervisor who helps to make R2-D2 and his fellow R2 units such lovable characters. Bies holds his son, Ben, in the Sydney shop while colleagues Matt Sloan (droid mechanic), Zeynep “Zed” Selcuk (droid coordinator), and Justin Dix (droid technician) take five from wrangling mechanical men and glorified vacuum cleaners.

LIVING LINK

Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi in Attack of the Clones, March 2002.

THE IRON MAN

Anthony Daniels, who plays the droid C-3PO, poses on the Sydney set with attendants Don Bies, Justin Dix, Zeynep “Zed” Selcuk, and Matt Sloan. Daniels is the only actor who has been in all six Star Wars films.

FEATURED CREATURE

Jango Fett, the villainous bounty hunter from Attack of the Clones, March 2002.

FROM A DISTANT GALAXY

A slimline battle droid from Attack of the Clones, March 2002.

THE JEDI MASTERS

On the Sith set, in Sydney, Australia, stunt coordinator and sword master Nick Gillard (far left) watches over Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen as they enact the climactic lightsaber duel between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. Michael Byrne, stunt double for Emperor Palpatine, and Kyle Rowling, stunt double for Count Dooku, get ready for their turn, February 2005.

ATTACK OF THE COSTUMES

Costume designer Trisha Biggar checks the sleeve on a ceremonial gown worn by Natalie Portman in the role of princess turned senator Padmé Amidala of Naboo. Padmé’s gown is one of more than 500 costumes made for Revenge of the Sith by Biggar and her team, which includes, from left, Gillian Libbert, Ivo Coveney, Nicole Young, and Michael Mooney, February 2005.

THE OLD RELIABLE

R2-D2, the little droid that always comes through in a pinch, reposes in his shipping crate, March 2002. This particular model’s builder keeps a running diary of his creation’s landmark moments on the inside of the crate’s door. R2’s Vanity Fair photo shoot has since been added to the list.

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Dakota Fanning – Cinderella in Sneakers

dreka — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 20:13:45 +0000

Juro que cada vez mais eu amo essa menina! Achei esse editorial de 2007 pra Vanity Fair, onde a nossa lindinha Dakota Fanning posa como algumas princesas de conto de fadas!

“She’s the kind of actress who gets thrown a surprise birthday party by Robert De Niro, loves killing time with the grips and can’t wait for the next Harry Potter book. As Dakota Fanning brings to life Fern Arable, heroine of the children’s classic Charlotte’s Web, Karl Lagerfeld puts the 12-year-old star in fairy-tale perspective, while Jim Windolf hears her modern-day Cinderella Jr. story.”

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It’s Raining Teens – Vanity Fair

dreka — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 20:01:02 +0000

Um ensaio com várias estrelas que na época eram adolescentes, em Julho de 2003. Achei legal porque a maioria hoje está bombando em alguma série de TV, fazendo vários filmes, passando vergonha pros paparazzis ou simplismente cairam no anonimato.
Para ler a matéria completa, clica aqui.

A. J. TRAUTH – 15/09/1986
EMILY VANCAMP – 12/05/1986
BRITTANY SNOW – 09/03/1986
AARON MEEKS – 26/04/1986

ASHLEY OLSEN e MARY-KATE OLSEN - 13/06/1986

EVAN RACHEL WOOD – 07/09/1987
HILARY DUFF – 28/09/1987
LINDSAY LOHAN – 02/07/1986

MANDY MOORE – 10/04/1984

SHIA LaBEOUF – 11/06/1986

ALEXIS BLEDEL – 16/09/1981
AMANDA BYNES – 03/04/1986

BOW WOW – 09/03/1987
AARON CARTER – 07/12/1987

DANIEL RADCLIFFE – 23/07/1989
EMMA WATSON – 15/04/1990
RUPERT GRINT – 24/08/1988

MILO VENTIMIGLIA – 08/06/1977
JARED PADALECKI - 19/07/1982
KALEY CUOCO – 30/11/1985

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Great Performers

dreka — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:44:55 +0000

O site do New York Times fez uma seleção das melhores atuações e das melhores parcerias do cinema de 2009/2010

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