John Collins writes:
I spotted this car on I-80 just east of Sacramento [California] today and thought of Broadsheet!
So he did go to America.
That’s mad, Ted.
Yearly Archives: 2014
Buggied
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Of this double-yellow pram-gauntlet on Pigeon House Road, Ringsend in Dublin, Fiona writes:
This path is always obstructed with illegally parked cars, including Bord Gais vans. No ones ever clamped. Impossible for a wheelchair or buggy to pass. Starting to think all the clampers live in the apartments beside it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaM-xXgl4Bs
Boxer pup Duncan Lou Who (born with deformed back legs which were subsequently amputated) goes to the beach for the first time with his minders at Vancouver’s Panda Paws Rescue.
(H/T: Reppy)
More to follow
Thanks Mick Crowley, Colm Heaney and Neil Henderson.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Russell Crowe and Douglas Booth (above) at the Irish premiere of bonkers christian epic Noah (2014) at The Savoy Cinema, O’Connell Street, Dublin this afternoon.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile…
Having de chat in de Savoy.
Thanks Steve Humphreys
Earlier:
A pre-premiere prandial at Keogh’s, South Anne Street, Dublin with unnamed barman this morning.
Thanks Michael Fogarty
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD_NmpR6m8Q
A rather gorgeous conceptual redesign by David Obendorfer based on two classic cars: the 1965 BMW 2000 CS (E120 series) and Giovanni Michelotti’s 1968 E9 – based on the 6-series platform.
A sleek shell inspired by ‘nautical styling solutions’, a minimalist wood and hand-stiched leather interior with the original four circular instruments replaced by miniature hideaway TFT screens.
(images © David Obendorfer)
Simpsonized does Twin Peaks.
Above: FBI special agent Dale Cooper, Nadine Hurley, the Giant, Leyland Palmer and the full cast.
A mini-doc tribute to the commercial and film work of director Wes Anderson by Paul Waters of Brown Elephant Creative.
Previously: Geometric Wes