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Belly to Earth rush
Stripy blanket on my back
Flooded fields below
A while back I mentioned I was feeling oddly composed about my up-and-coming charity sky dive. I recently received the photographic proof that it wasn’t all a dream – yes, the serene blob in the picture above is me strapped to my professional tandem instructor Aaron. Continue reading ‘Sky Dive Delight’
Put simply, Billy Twinkle – Requiem for a Golden Boy is a play about a suicidal puppeteer on a cruise ship, engaged in a self-analytical nostalgia trip with a hand puppet possessed by the ghost of his dead mentor. Continue reading ‘Billy Twinkle – Requiem for a Golden Boy’
I download films, I download using torrent, I download a couple of films a week and you know what? I believe it is completely legal. Why? because I also have a cinema pass which entitles me to see as many films as I like. Continue reading ‘It’s a Pirate Life for Me’
On a sad note, I wanted to share news of the recent loss of a brilliant French songwriter, Alain Bashung. He passed away on Saturday March 14th at the age of 61. Too many cigarettes unfortunately… Even though he was more from my Mum & Dad’s generation, I loved growing up with his songs. I always enjoyed his lyrics and his personality; he was quite of the “Dandy Rock & Roll” character on the French stage.
Continue reading ‘Homage to an Artist’
José Luis Guerín’s latest release, hyped as “an homage to cinema, painting, love and women,” has reached cult status on the festival circuit. Continue reading ‘In the City of Sylvia: visual masterpiece or abstract indulgence?’
As you all know, in fashion one day you’re in, and the next day you’re out. As last Friday drew to a close, so did the 2009 Fall/Winter fashion week in Paris; it all faded out with the Fendi after-show party. And I have to say, no matter how tough the economy gets, fashion’s response continues to be encouraging and inspiring. Continue reading ‘Yuan’s In – Yuan’s Out’
I decided to start my job in London because there is something about this place that reminds me of my hometown, Shanghai. (Also, I was so happy to escape from Leicester…being a city person, I admire that Leicester is a good place for, um, studying…) Continue reading ‘Shanghai’
What’s in and what’s out in this years Junior Oxford dictionary? Providing real insight into our times: Nature and Christianity are out… technology and politics are in. I hope that the kids 10 years from now know that a blackberry grows on a bush and is not just a phone that emails. Continue reading ‘Remember kids: Nature still exists’
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