Yearly Archives: 2014
Fair enough.
A selection from an exhibition of new works by American portrait photographer Sandro Miller who has worked closely with actor John Malkovich and other ensemble members of Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company for many years, creating, among other things, the award wining short film Butterflies.
Here, many of the iconic American art portraits that helped shape Sandro’s career have been fully Malkovich’d – a nod to one memorable scene from the movie Being John Malkovich.
Malkovich.
MORE: Photographer Recreates Iconic Portraits Using John Malkovich as His Model (My Modern Met)
(H/T: Wheety)
Submitted without comment by Tich Ennis.
Repurposing an opportunistic theft into a nifty promo, Cillian de Burca writes:
Conradh na Gaeilge have started our evening Irish classes again this week, and had a large banner made up earlier this month to advertise them. Our CCTV had some interesting footage this morning though – these lads must have been keen to get in touch and register…
Mná Bac Leis
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Jim Wells MLA
Behold the new NI Minister for Health Jim Wells.
He replaces Edwin Poots.
What can we expect?
Delighted to accept 24000 postcards supporting my amendment to Justice Bill. 1000s also returned to Justice Committee pic.twitter.com/QUmPR9KHlY
— Jim Wells (@Jim_Wells_MLA) September 18, 2014
Jim pictured with Bernie Smyth of Precious Life [above] in their efforts to stop the Marie Stopes clinic performing abortions in NI.
@vixenswc I am opposed to any procedure that leads to the killing of the unborn child.
— Jim Wells (@Jim_Wells_MLA) August 24, 2014
@vixenswc Totally support reproductive advice as long as it does not promote the killing of unborn children.
— Jim Wells (@Jim_Wells_MLA) August 24, 2014
Alarmed to learn that teaching creationism has been branded as extremist in England.
— Jim Wells (@Jim_Wells_MLA) August 8, 2014
Well done to the Christian Institute for their strong backing of the family firm who refused to make a pro gay marriage cake.
— Jim Wells (@Jim_Wells_MLA) July 25, 2014
What could possibly go wrong?
Previously: Some Men’s True Hate
Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland
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MORE to folly.
Thanks Tanya O’Neill, Padraig Glynn, Colm Heaney, Mick Crowley, Aran Brazil, Neil Henderson and Kevin Cramer.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
This evening.
Derek Ronan writes:
“Waterford…. No confusion here…”
“I understand why you’re a little bit subdued today, I understand why you’re a little bit subdued today, because you’ve opened a political movement on the backs of misery and failure in the economy. But the country isn’t failing, the country is growing again and it’s growing very strongly. Now I’ve noticed, I‘ve noticed in this morning’s paper you’ve stated you have another red line issue. First you’re going to abolish property tax, now you’re going to abolish water charges and these are red line issues. Nobody is rushing to join you in government. Putting down a red line issue, it’s like an oul’ fellow walking up and down the boundaries of the Ballroom of Romance saying that he won’t dance with any of those women over there. Nobody wants, nobody wants to dance with him. Nobody wants to dance with him, that’s the position. So red lines, red lines, red lines, you’re joking me.”
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan drawing a wistful analogy for Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn in the Dáil this afternoon.
Isn’t it well for them?
Thanks Tequila Mockingbird