I know - the whole creating vintage posters of pop references is getting a little played out. The problem is - they're ALWAYS COOL. I have yet to see a set of faux vintage posters that hasn't been smart in terms of its graphics and iconography. So - that said - I have to post these. They're fantastic.
If you've been wondering where you can buy these prints (which have been flying around the web for a few months now), here's one place they're available.
If I was a t-shirt girl, I'd order this in a heartbeat. Law & Order (any version) is comfort food to me, and I've got a mad crush on Vincent D'Onofrio, so this shirt is right up my alley.
**SPOILER ALERT ** Read no further if you haven't caught up with Project Runway on your DVR yet.
If you watch(ed) the show, you might enjoy this. I particularly love these little snippets:
It was sort of same-y, but I think in the end, they could not resist the giant face-scrunchie.
That little mattress was so sad. I want Christian to finally get a big-boy bed. Plus, can you imagine what a little bitch he would have been had he lost?
The sweet, sweet intersection of two of my fave things – books and telly.
PBS' "Masterpiece Theatre" to air adaptations of all six of [Jane Austen's] novels for the first time in what amounts to an Austen festival beginning in January.
Fantastic. (Isn't it strange to remember a time when people wouldn't assume this was a joke or a scam?)
For centuries, anthropologists have travelled overseas to live among ‘strange’ tribes and observe their ‘colourful’ ways. But rarely has it been tried the other way round. So what happened when a group of South Pacific islanders spent a month in Britain to study our own odd little lives?
This looks intriguing. I'll have to check it out when I have more time.
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