Mariah is a showgirl, blows up her ex-bf’s car and then it snows inside the club.
Of course, she is using M by Mariah in the clip.

Thanks for coming out last night. Gartina ripped her cloths before performing the third song, so there is a slightly NSFW picture after the jump.

Noteworthy tidbit: I caught Mary making out with a boy (I think) in the downstairs bathroom.

My dress by Mary.

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We’re having a classic Hotnuts night.

Performance by Gartina
Hosted by Mary Messhausen
DJs Will Munro & produzentin

The Beaver
1192 Queen St. W.

Saturday, October 25th, 10.30pm
$5 cover, free in drag
Prancey Girl at the door

Jaime played Lucky by Donna Summer on Saturday and I had totally forgotten about the Giorgio Moroder produced song from the Bad Girls album. I fell in love all over again, of course the rhythm track but also the way Donna sings here. In some parts it almost sounds like fantasy English to me, although the story is pretty straight forward:

I knew he wouldn’t beg
So I gave in without fighting
Been so long since I’ve been this way
Since I loved this way
So I asked him if he would stay for a while

Lucky comes easy
Lucky’s not shy
And if you’re lucky
You’ll go for a ride

I think it would be great on stage in fantasy English.

It seems I have a weakness for songs called Lucky:
If there is nothing missing in my life, then why do these tears come at night.

Lucky be sad.

I’m a bit behind on 30 Rock, catching up on season one. When Mariah said that she loves the comedy TV show, I should have watched all episodes right away.

30 Rock deals with the behind the camera action of the fictional live sketch comedy series, The Girlie Show with Tracy Jordan.

Here is a short clip about the age of Jenna Maroney (Jane Krakowski). It starts of with Jenna being cross examined by network executive Jack Donaghy (Alex Baldwin).
Two perfect minutes. Enjoy.

T-Pain feat. Ludacris - Chopped N Skrewed video

The clip features an elephant, T-Pain morphing into a CGI-lion and lot’s of chopping & skrewing (who would have thought?!). Sounds like a brilliant video to me.

p.s. ve u evr ben n th VIP rm of yur fvrte strppp clbbb?

In the newest issue of Place Space, designer Todd Oldham fotographs John Waters at home. The book comes wrapped in a custom designed poster as well as tear out postcards featuring books from Water’s shelves such as “Sex on Horseback” and “Gay John”. Also included are essays by Todd Oldham and Cindy Sherman.

More pictures & info at Ammo Books (via).

I just placed my order.

“A light, fresh, clean scent that embodies a fusion of the elements. The idea was to create a perfume close to the elements of water and air, but with a futuristic approach. Express “the Back to nature” side of Bernhard with a pure & essential fragrance.”
- Lucas Sieuzac, Perfumer

Available as #2 in the collection of Six Scents: Series One
Each fragrance is limited to 2000 bottles & raises money for Designers Against Aids

don’t get me started on the typography for the Bernhard scent

The Mercer Union is re-opening on Bloor & Landsdowne and the celebrate the new location there is a party Wednesday night.

Jaime and I will be djing from around 9pm.
Can’t wait to finally dj with Jaime again. Last weekend, we spent a wonderful Saturday night together, that involved Nuit Blanche, Schlitzer Kümmelschnaps and a bear party.

The new issue of Mode Depesche has just been released. The cover of the fashion magazine features model and actress Marisa Berenson (granddaughter of famous fashion designer Elisa Schiaparelli). You may remember Marisa from her roles in Barry Lydon or Visconti’s Death in Venice. Of course there are many photos of her. I only want to point you to the cover of Vogue (July 1970), together with Helmut Berger.
Also, there is an interview with Peter Berlin done by Claus.

Anyway, at the beginning of July I did a short trip to Brussels to meet up with designer Jean-Paul Lespagnard to talk about his latest collections, French fries, obsessions and Madonna’s death.

Pictures of his work and an excerpt of the interview after the jump.

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Here is my to-be-expected Bernhard Willhelm fashion show post. When I saw the first pictures, I liked the collection, thinking it was very modern with a mix of Bernhard styles. Some of which were shown in previous catwalks, but now with updated patterns and cuts.

Then I saw the close ups below. Sausage necklaces.
I’m tempted to call the buyers of the boutiques to make sure they have ordered those.

Here are some of my favourite outfits.

The whole collection seems very wearable to me. ‘Wearable’ sounds like something horrible to write about a collection. Anyway, it’s amaaaaaazzzzzing (pronounced in a very gay way).