Belo comercial da VCCP de Londres, com produção da Partizan e direção de Nima Nourizadeh. Comunica o O2 Priority, sistema de vendas de ingressos para shows e eventos que oferece ingressos antecipados em 48hs com exclusividade para os clientes da operadora para a nova casa de shows patrocinada pela marca o The O2, em Dublin, na Irlanda.
NOW is just another word for LIVE. And if you combine it with ACCESS, mix in the appeal of experiences, and the possibility of RAW (live means surprises, live can not be edited. Last but not least, accept that even with rampant individuality, human beings also have a deep need to be with others (now and then), you’ll end up with LIVING THE LIVE.
In 2009, anything that is live and preferably one-time-only, and thus unique and tied to a specific place and time, will retain its value (if not become even more valuable) while virtually everything else crumbles under the weight of the COPY ECONOMY. And yes, many of the WARHOLIAN examples and the LET’S GET PHYSICAL examples can be classified as LIVING THE LIVE as well.
As we’re sure you can come up with plenty of interesting manifestations of LIVING THE LIVE yourself (concerts! election nights! parties!), check out these two examples that have actually managed to scale ‘live’:
You Tube mostra que a transmissão ao vivo também é um business que lhe interessa. Embora até o momento não tenha feito grandes coisas nesta direção. Um sistema foi montado para suportar um enorme número de acessos e serão testados vários formatos novos de publicidade. Entre as novidades que foram reveladas encontra-se um botão para doações à campanha RED, encabeçada por Bono Vox. E botões para facilitar as tuitadas e postagens no Facebook, bem como a compra do disco. Além de poder ser visto em tempo real através de um Global Live Webcast, o show ficará disponível na página do projeto no YT. Curioso sobre os formatos comerciais e toda a monetização que envolve o projeto, a negociação com a banda… Via Trendwatching2009 U2 Postado via Paula Rizzo - outubro de 2009
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30 Rock, with original cast member Rachel Dratch
This is the way that Alec Baldwin will begin his political career--by walking away from the arts and embracing the pure, sexless evil of politics:
He found the role that defined his career in the NBC sitcom, but "30 Rock" actor Alec Baldwin says he is prepared to leave the acting profession altogether in 2012.
The Emmy award winner told Men's Journal that he is calling it quits when his contract for the hit show expires in two years. "I don't have any interest in acting anymore," he said. "I'm not young, but I have time to do something else."
This isn't the first time Baldwin, 51, has grumbled over his intent to leave the industry.
In April 2007, following a media firestorm over a leaked voice mail message in which Baldwin called his 11-year-old daughter, Ireland, a "rude pig," the actor told talk show "The View": "If I never acted again, I couldn't care less." In June, Baldwin told Playboy magazine that he would retire at the "30 Rock" wrap party in 2012.
"In March 2012, I'll wake up and say, 'What am I going to do now? Am I done?' I think I will be done. I may finish a play or something, but I'm retiring at the wrap party."
What he forgot to add was, "vote for me, suckers. I'm running for...Joe Lieberman's seat in the United States Senate? President of the America? Representative so and so's House seat?"
Take your pick. Another liberal walks away from art, and finds that the political arena is where they can make a killing. This is why I miss Ronald Reagan. Consistency.
Still chopping up the audio from my interview with Ezra Furman, of Ezra Furman and the Harpoons fame, but I hope you will enjoy the piece I should have together tomorrow here on the site. Will feature images, audio and thoughts from the conversation I had with the man himself an hour or so before his band played at the Double Door last Friday night. Good show, great conversation. Hope you check back.
- Spoiler: De l'anglais "to spoil" gacher, le spoiler est une révélation qui gache la surprise. Soiler quelqu'un c'est lui révéler qui va mourrir par exemple à la fin de l'épisode ou alors lui révéler qui est le vrai assassin.
- Lead-in: Une série déjà bien installée sur une chaine placée avant une autre qui débute (ou dont les audiences n'ont pas décollées) dans le but de la faire connaitre. Par exemple, American Idol est souvent utilisé pour booster les audiences d'une nouvelle série. On peut éventuellement aussi définir "série" dont les chaines françaises n'ont certainement pas compris le sens, ou l'ont peut-etre oublié puisque TF1 est capable de diffuser 14 épisodes des experts en moins d'une semaine, il faut le faire quand même.Normalement une série, c'est un épsiode par semaine, pour justement créer l'attente chez le spectateur. Trois, voire 4 épisodes à la suite, c'est tout simplement indigeste, mais c'est malheuresement devenu un standard en France.
I was lucky enough to see AA Bondy and Elvis Perkins in Dearland last Saturday night with Jen after we took in another ridiculously satisfying and rich dinner at La Sardine. I wrote a full review for Muzzle of Bees; what an unbelievable performance. If you want the condensed version, go to http://5sentencereview.com. Also, if you are not yet following @muzzleofbees, and you listen to rock and indie music, check him out.
A couple of funny things happened at this show that are worth noting. Halfway into AA Bondy's set, some dude yelled out "Slow Parade," which is the anthem from Bondy's new record "When the Devil's Loose." Bondy had played this about three songs back, fucking perfectly, no less, and yells back "Thanks for letting me know you weren't here for the beginning." This was bad, but it was to get worse.Perkins is tooling along in his set, and stops to ask for a sing-along, which was rebuffed by a crowd content to just stand there and drink. Afterward, Perkins laments the audience’s participation, calling it, “the best we’ve heard on tour.” After a weak applause, Perkins continues, “that’s not true.” Dude stole my line!It goes on. Perkins: We just got back from a tour of Europe.
