The Delaware Memorial Bridge. The toll is $4 (Taken with instagram)
Helvetica Moleskine: the notebook that launched a thousand nerdgasms.
In my blissful post-graduation state, I’ve started watching NewsRadio. It’s a good show, but people looked strange in the ’90s.
You can’t get these little tins of Vaseline in America so my mum buys Rhe a year’s supply every Christmas. Looks like they changed the design though. The new one’s a bit cleaner but the old one was more charming, I think, and I liked the colour better.
Seu Jorge - Life on Mars - from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou. He adapted the Bowie songs in the movie into Portuguese.
The album based on the sessions is also on Spotify.
This looks fun. I like how Wes Anderson uses a consistent color scheme across his films (see the better description of his consistency below).
The long-awaited trailer for Wes Anderson’s eagerly-awaited new film, “Moonrise Kingdom” (scheduled for release on May 25th)—his first since “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” which came out in 2009—reminds me of an entry in Robert Bresson’s book “Notes on Cinematography” on “economy,” citing a note from Racine to his son Louis: “I know your handwriting well enough, without your having to sign your name.”
- Richard Brody (read the rest)
Grandma’s mince, via dad. Ground beef with gravy; mashed potatoes cooked in potato peel broth; peas, microwaved.