A wee shindig to fundraise for the Abortion Rights Campaign has been announced for the Kino, Washington Street, Cork on December 12, including panel discussion with Paula Larkin, Tara Flynn and Julie Kelleher + more TBA.
Anti-Trumpists highlight the ‘Resist Trump, Resist Hatred‘ demonstration organised by Anti-Austerity Alliance–People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett to be held at the US embassy, Elgin Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 tonight at 6pm.
Above from left: Richard Boyd Barrett,, Ruth Coppinger (AAA-PBP) Memet Uludag (United Against Racism) Kate Ruddock (Friends of the Earth) and Fatin Al Tamimi (Ireland Palestine Soildarity Campaign).
The Mercedes-Maybach S650 Cabriolet – a 6.0L V12 twin turbo, seven speed, 621bhp luxury flagship of which only 300 will be made worldwide.
The €230K überhooptie (MB’s most expensive) comes complete with a car cover and a set of luggage made from the same leather as the luxuriously appointed interior.
“This should be re-named as the Liberal Media Bubble Defender, the only thing the creator did was add some right leaning websites to a list, there is no algorithm or method, it’s a simple bias list.”
An ongoing project (started by artist Levee) at an underpass connecting the 1 train to the L at 14th street and 6th Avenue in New York city.
Subway Therapy, where people are invited to add their own messages of positivity and hope, actually predates the Trump election/ alt-rightpocalypse but has become especially relevant since.
01. Indie/alt/folk duo We Cut Corners have been busy this year, putting the finishing touches on third album The Cadences of Others.
02. Hefty shoes to fill: previous long-players Today I Realised I Could Go Home Backwards and Think Nothing were both Choice Prize nominees.
03. Streaming above is the video for Of Whatever, directed by Jon Hozier-Byrne. Evoking the sense of panic that 2016 has neatly been enveloped by, it features model Megan O’Malley sleeping through life/drowning in a shallow bed. Fun for the whole family.
04. Catch them tomorrow night in the Roisín Dubh in Galway, and on Saturday night in the Button Factory in Dubland.
Verdict: A lush, densely-arranged take on the band at their more usually considered bodes for a big-sounding LP.