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Nice and New: Saul Bass Posters at MoMA Store
I always struggle when faced with filling out personal questionnaires (they're lame), except when it comes to the "who I'd like to meet" field. My response to this question is always Saul Bass, undisputedly one of the greatest graphic designers of the mid-20th century. Bass's vision has given a face to long-standing brands like Minolta, AT&T, and United Airlines, and he was also a master of film title sequence and poster design, collaborating with the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Otto Preminger, and Martin Scorsese.
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Crave Worthy: French Blow-Up Poster
OK, I may have had an irrational love for the 1966 Michelangelo Antonioni film Blow-Up (starring Vanessa Redgrave, Sarah Miles, and David Hemmings) since I was in the womb, but I am not alone in my love for the mod Brit film's killer poster. It often tops lists of the world's greatest and most iconic posters (see here and here), written by cinephiles and design fiends alike, and for good reason. The original 1966 Italian design is the one most fawned over, but there are actually several variations, almost all featuring a sexy model and her photographer.
Watch the Full Trailer for Kristen Stewart's The Runaways!
The full trailer for The Runaways has been released, following the teaser last December. The film will be released in April in the States, hopefully in the UK soon after, so we can finally see the film Kristen cut her long Bella hair for! While most of you weren't that interested in the singing from Dakota and Kristen, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the voices you hear in the trailer.
House Rundown, "Private Lives"
After a month-long hiatus for House (and a Cuddy-centric episode), the Princeton-Plainsboro team returns this week to shed light on another mysterious case. I waited in anticipation to see what they'd cook up after time off, but dare I say, I'm somewhat let down. Not that the night didn't have storyline gems, but the patient plot of an over-sharing blogger (Laura Prepon) feels like the show is trying too hard to tap into the 21st century.
Love It or Hate It? Quentin Tarantino Tribute Posters
Whether or not you're a fan of decorating around a favorite film, it's hard to deny that these Tarantino Tribute Posters ($32-95) are a lot cooler than your average movie poster. Created by artist Ibraheem Youssef, all posters are limited editions, hand-signed and numbered. I love the subtle reference that each poster makes to the movie.
Valentine's Day Arrives Early With Star-Studded LA Premiere
The ensemble cast of Valentine's Day hit the red carpet in LA last night for the premiere. Jessica Biel wins the award for getting in the spirit of the holiday in her festively colored Oscar de la Renta gown while Jennifer Garner and Anne Hathaway both went short, sexy and dark. Jessica Alba returned from her weekend trip to the Super Bowl in time to slip into her unique dress, though this hair length isn't your favorite on the actress.
A Notebook to Remember: 5 Nicholas Sparks Clichés
These days, you pretty much know what you're getting into with any film adapted from a Nicholas Sparks book, and Dear John, out this Friday, is the latest in his line of romances. The poster alone features famous Sparks conventions — a couple falling in love in a beach setting — and it got me thinking about the other common themes that show up repeatedly in Nicholas Sparks movies.
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Meet UK Koodie Sensation Archie Coffer
Two months ago, the big buzzword in the food world was koodies — kid foodies. And while the concept has been around for a while, it looks like the word has a brand-new poster child. Watford, England's, Archie Coffer is only 2 years old, and already he's being nicknamed "the miniature Jamie Oliver."
Watch David Shrigley for Pringle
David Shrigley has created some amusing animations for Pringle including a poster for London Fashion Week. I have just seen this short film and couldn't wait to share it with you. It's so funny and explains all about Pringle of Scotland (who are showing in London again next month).
Remember Me's Movie Poster — Love It or Leave It?
Summit just released the new one-sheet for Remember Me, and I'll admit that Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin look really cute together — much to the chagrin of Twilight fans everywhere, I'm sure.
Just to refresh your memory, the film follows Pattinson as a troubled guy who falls for a fellow student with her own share of family issues. The trailer seemed to hint at a tragic love story, and this tagline "Live in the Moments" only furthers my suspicions.
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