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In the opening minutes of "The Dance of Reality," cult director Alejandro Jodorowsky's first movie in 23 years, he appears onscreen reciting a poem that compares money to blood, Christ and Buddha, then equates death to consciousness and wealth. It's that combination of evocative prose and bizarre associations that define the director's appeal, which stretches back to the glory days of his midnight movie stardom with "El Topo" and "The Holy Mountain." While lacking their polished lunacy, "The Dance of Reality" maintains the gonzo spirit of its creator, virtually emerging directly from his psyche.  http://www.indiewire.com/article/cannes-review-the-dance-of-reality-alejandro-jodorworskys-first-film-in-23-years-is-a-wacky-intimate-return-to-form

In the thriller, an icy blond Thomas plays Crystal, the menacing matriarch of a drug empire and mother to Julian (Ryan Gosling), a manager of an illegal Thai boxing ring, who she orders to hunt down his brother (and her son's) killer.  As evidenced by the scene, Crystal is the type of mother you don't want to cross. Upon meeting Julian's new squeeze, who introduces herself as an "entertainer," Crystal greets her by scoffing, "How many cocks can youentertain in that cum dumpster of yours?" Later, she laments how her dead son's "cock" (her word choice, not mine) was bigger than Julian's.Watch that scene below and two more from the film that showcase the film's "Drive"-like violence. The film premieres in Cannes on Wednesday and opens stateside July 19. http://www.indiewire.com/article/watch-kristin-scott-thomas-like-youve-never-seen-her-before-in-three-nsfw-clips-from-only-god-forgives

Unlike the Big Four fashion weeks, events like Audi’s Fashion Festival Singapore are a mix of local designers launching their latest collections and international designers showing theirs for a second time to a new audience. On Friday, Japanese designer Tsumori Chisato showed her fall 2013 collection to Singapore fans, months after debuting it at Paris Fashion Week. Continue reading »Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.

With the face of an angel, but distorted like a confused she-demon, Cara Delevingne is always mugging for the camera...

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Dear Shaded Viewers, I've been following Mario Francisco's menswear line for a few seasons now, and love his idiosyncratic take on sportswear styles. The Brazilian designer, who launched Der Metropol in 2008, produces everything locally and keeps refining his aesthetic. This season, his collection is upbeat and energetic, with comfortable shapes and graphic prints. Think of it as the ideal summer wardrobe, if you're going for a steamy and exotic vacation. Best, Philippe http://www.notjustalabel.com/dermetropol

Dear Shaded Viewers, Really looking forward to this one: Tilda Swinton, John Hurt, Mia Wasikowska, Anton Yelchin, Tom Hiddleston make up the cast in Jim Jarmusch's "Only Lovers Left Alive" vampire film. Here is a bit from Indiewire:  The movie follows Adam (Hiddleston), an underground musician, deeply depressed by the direction of human activities, who reunites with his centuries long lover Eve (Swinton), but finds their relationship interrupted by her wild sister, Ava (Wasikowska). So yeah, sounds pretty great and in these two clips, we see the passion between Adam and Eve and just how quickly the free-spirited Ava grates. These are just very brief teasers, but they definitely keep our excitement stoked and Hiddleston as a pained, goth-ed out rocker is kinda great. http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/watch-first-2-clips-from-jim-jarmuschs-cannes-entry-only-lovers-left-alive-with-tilda-swinton-tom-hiddleston-20130514# Later, Diane

Most of my life is spent travelling. So, to chose the right suitcase (which I will show you soon my very own collection) or the right clothes is a must when jetting off! As I'm pretty much all the time on the go pulling a big bag with me, I need to be able to move fast wearing something that will quickly adapt from California's wonderful weather to rainy London stopping by in Sao Paulo. So when I discovered RagDoll (a sweedish label based in LA) it was love at first sight. The perfect hoodies, tees and pants that will make my trips a much nicer adventure keeping the stylish part of it. They might look like normal hoodies at first, but all the details are on the aged cottons that they use, and the leather details.For my latest and quick trip to Madrid I wore a Zara leather jacket with top and hoodie from Ragdoll, my very own customised Guess jeans (that I made on a recent trip to the Gap HQ in LA) with Chanel espadrilles, Jimmy Choo sunnies and cajun Michael Kors bag.Debido a mi estilo de vida, me toca viajar mucho y sobre todo por trabajo. Por eso tengo que conseguir un balance entre estilo y confortabilidad a la hora de subirme a un avion, porque facilmente puedo pasar del fantastico clima de California a la lluvia invernal de Londres pasando por el bochorno de Sao Paulo. Es por eso que cuando descubri la firma sueca RagDoll (afincada en Los Angeles) encontre por fin lo que tanto buscaba. A primer vista sus prendas pueden parecer como otra sudadera o top cualquiera, pero la diferencia esta en los detalles y los algodones envejecidos que utilizan. Se adaptan perfectamente a jeans o pantaloon dandole ese toque informal y "cool". Llevo chaqueta de cuero de Zara con sudadera y top RagDoll, los jeans son de Guess customizados por mi cuando visite los HQ en Los Angeles, zapatos Chanel, gafas Jimmy Choo y bolso Michael Kors.

my favourite  pieces photos Stefania Seoni Dear Diane, Dear Shaded Viewers,  I  visited  Comeforbreakfast   in their Milan showroom, in a sunny spring day , the rain of recent days gave us respite.   If  the style of the collection reflects the character of the creator behind it,  Comeforbreakfast is all about the joy of living. Comeforbreakfast is one of the few Italian designers invited to NYC to show their collection for men and women. The collection  reflects  a passion for  vintage sportswear that they reinterpret with important fabrics and tailoring.     Every piece is a tribute to the architecture of New York and the city. Shirts are structured into  geometric lines, you can see the textile research with natural fibers and the  clean balance of the shapes. It is never too tight but rather soft and snug.   It is a calm approach to their contemporary taste.  photo by SS