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I know I haven't updated in quite a while, and a Sirius/Remus fan video is probably a silly thing with which to break the silence, but it makes me sad to think there are people in the world who haven't seen this. The amount of work that has gone into this (the art, not the editing) will surprise some people. It shouldn't, though. By now, you must ( Read more... )

Dylanie got married on Saturday! Somehow I was fortunate enough to be asked to be a groomsman, which is like a bridesmaid, only a boy. Or, to put it another way, it's a bit like the best man, only not nearly as good. Or so I thought. Actually, it's much better than being the best man, because you get all the same perks (like wearing a smashing suit ( Read more... )

Unlike Robyn, I didn't get to see the Magic Numbers play on Close Up, because I was working - captioning Close Up, as it happens. I didn't really mind, as I'm seeing them tonight.

( Anyway, I got to stalk them like a fan-boy nerd. )

EDIT: Whoops, I left out the important bit - the instructions. Surely it doesn't matter, because everyone will have seen this on about a billion other LJs already, but just in case - leave a comment and I will do the following ( Read more... )

I just realised that the theme music to A Dog's Show was an instrumental version of the Statler Brothers' Flowers on the Wall, which, if you're anything like me, you know fondly (but solely) from the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. Does everyone but me know this already? I suppose it might be part of the reason I always liked that song so much, although ( Read more... )

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I went to Tenacious D last night. I saw them two years ago, and they were good then, but this time they really put some stink on it. The show started as you would expect, with just JB and KG on acoustic guitars, and gradually evolved into a full-blown rock opera. The boys went to hell and formed a band with the Antichrist on guitar, Charlie Chaplin ( Read more... )

Merry Christmas

WARNING: not safe for eyes, ears or brains.

Children of Men is so fucking good.

You heard it here first: Janis Joplin didn't really die in 1970; she put on 75 kilos and became Meat Loaf. Search your feelings - you know it to be true.