i live vicariously through tv and film.
and sometimes i cry because one direction
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i live vicariously through tv and film.
and sometimes i cry because one direction
Aw, that’s great anon! I am honestly so proud of my city and truly love living here, so it’s nice to hear that :)
We’ve got some awesomes. I’m not sure if all of them are ~Hollywood, but certainly some celebs that you’d know from here are Chris and Liam Hemsworth, Guy Pierce, Cate Blanchett, Emily Browning, Jesse Spencer, Anna Torv, Kylie Minogue.. the force is strong in that one
First part of Seaside - The Kooks Melbourne Show (January 4, Festival Hall)
note: the sound quality is better if you turn your volume down a bit.
(Source: barkingsparrows)
The Kooks are the most adorable band ever. And they are by far one of the best performances I have ever seen.
The end.
Um, so, the Arctic Monkeys are absolutely perfect. And completely worth braving the extreme mosh heat and lack of air. They played Still Take You Home and 505 and I was so happyyyy. I’ve seen them twice before, but tonight had the feeling of a first time…it was probably the best out of them all.
Currently in post-gig depression of sorts (and hurting from head to toe), so I’ll post up some pics tomorrow!
AND THEN THE KOOKS TOMORROW NIGHT. Shyeah, English boys.
At 7pm, Tom Stoppard joins us to speak about a career that spans nearly half a century. The winner of an Academy Award, four Tonys and a Gold Lion, Tom is the creator of several classic works for stage and screen, includingShakespeare in Love and Rosencratz and Guildenstern are Dead.
At 9pm, enter Neil Gaiman. From Coraline to the Sandman, the controversial American Gods to Doctor Who, Neil has made his mark by bringing fantasy and sci-fi from the fringe and into the spotlight. Join us as Neil talks about his work, his adventures and why comics aren’t just for kids.
Tickets for each event can be purchased on their individual event pages or as a combination for a special festive price on this page.
Ugh, Evanna Lynch is now in Australia! But not my state, dammit.
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Today Pania and I attended our second pop culture expo, Armageddon. While this time around we didn’t meet any celebs (although, it was awesome to know we were in the same room as Sylvester McCoy and Mark Sheppard), a wonderful time was had spending all our money.
The swag I picked up:
* forever excited to drink tea/coffee now
Swanston Street, Melbourne turned into a park for Victoria’s 150th anniversary in 1985
Picture found here after a 3 year search.
