Before and after SFX.
Above: Life of Pi (2012) , Gravity (2013), The Great Gatsby (2013); Game Of Thrones; World War Z (2013)
Yearly Archives: 2014
The Charted Connections Of Rock by Pop Chart Lab – a 1m² infographic featuring links, both direct and tenuous, between 727 music artists.
Explore the full chart here.
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Canadian artist Dead Dilly’s World Cup fashion homage for High Snobiety – national team shirts redesigned as if by various outré labels of the moment.
Above: Brazil (Bathing Ape); Argentina (Marcelo Burlon); Italy (Givenchy); France (A.P.C.); Spain (Balenciaga); Germany (Jil Sander); USA (Rick Owens); England (Alexander McQueen); Belgium (Raf Simons); Portugal (Supreme).
Sandycove, Co Dublin this morning.
Eamon Sweeney tweetz:
“Bloomsday Protester outside the Joyce Tower waiting for Minister Leo Varadker…”
When the iPhone was first released, one of the things I wished you could do out of the box was the ability to attach a blob of information about about a place for others to discover.
Launched last month, iTagged is the latest app to tackle the problem. It allows you to attach notes, picture and video to any place you want for OTHERS TO DISCOVER.
iTagged will let you know when you’re near a point of interest or you can draw on a map to reveal all the tags within a given area. You can even use their augmented reality functionality to scan around you to see exactly where people have left their little titbits of information.
The app is available now on the Apple App Store
Do you have an Irish app (especially an Android one)? Let us know: Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
As always, no favours, cuddles, or pints were given for this post. We have some guidelines on submissions.
Silly Woman
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Perishing toothless nascent chauvinist piglet.
Lianne Reddy writes:
“The latest offering in Lidl’s “Women Like to Clean” series….”
Stop That
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Monaghan’s Paul Finlay and Dick Clerkin embrace after beating Mickey Harte’s Tyrone in the Ulster SFC Quarter Final in Clones yesterday.
Watch in full here.
Previously: Public Dubs Play Of Affection
What you may need to know
1. So… How’s that World Cup working out for you?
2. United Passions tells the story of FIFA. It’s an authorised biopic.
3. Tim Roth IS Sepp Blather. Seriously.
4. The movie reportedly cost FIFA (who financed it) north of THIRTY
MILLION DOLLARS.
5. Co-starring Gerard Depardieu, Sam Neill AND Love/Hate star Jason
‘Titanic’ Barry.
6. As we know, FIFA represent all that is good and great about the
beautiful game.
7. The film featured prominently in a recent (and rather inspired) FIFA
takedown by our favourite new TV show, John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight
8. What about an FAI biopic directed by Lenny Abrahamson, with Mark
O’Halloran (alternately Tom Vaughan-Lawlor) as John Delaney? They
could call it Total Balls.
Release Date: Nevember (with an ‘e’)
