(Source: decrepito, via rachellehruska)
I’m totally buying this.
@britneyspears: So excited to announce that I’ll be working with Hasbro on their new game called Twister Dance. You guys are going to love it!
(Source: britneyspears)
Sorta obsessed with Fitz and the Tantrums after seeing them perform in Vegas this past week. They’ve got that throw back soul sound that is so up my street. Very Sharon Jones.
For a person that doesn’t really care for musicals (bursting into song, what’s that about?!) I have to say I really dug Book of Mormon. It’s pretty damn funny and not for the faint of heart. Big ups to one of the leads, Andrew Rannells, a fellow Nebraskan making it big on Broadway.
This article from Mashable was pretty enlightening about how people are changing their social habits (or trying to, I recently read there’s an 80% failure rate for resolution makers). Anyway, my one and only resolution is actually the exact opposite from what the general pop is saying…I’m going to try to blog to random strangers even more in 2012. I know I’ve been neglectful with my tumblr and boy did I hear about it from many readers the past few months. Blame it on my job, finally working specifically in social media has totally hindered my own social media. Anyway, I’ll try to post several times a week like I did in the old days. We’ll see how it goes.
Given my job I’m always interested in good branded content, here’s an example of good content and terrible brand integration. That being said, the site did offer up relatively good brunch recommendations. So if you live in NYC, San Fran, Chicago or LA and are looking for brekkie inspiration give it a whirl.
Riffling through my closet trying to decide what to pair with this Vince mini skirt I scored for a steal and decided on a whim to wear tomorrow night. I’m thinking cream. Help!
Happy New Year’s peeps. Now enjoy this adorable duet by Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Let’s just pretend they stayed together at the end of 500 Days of Summer, ok?
Just finished The Rules of Civility. I was captivated by the characters, gals about town in 1930s NYC, and the way they spoke. Gutsy, witty and bold, these ladies knew their way around a retort. But I also loved the Walker Evans photos peppered throughout the book, it really solidified a since of time and place as I read.
I hope today you’re with your friends and family and still in your PJs like I am. VIA: katespadeny: hellohellodesign
