Showing posts with label Diva Glam Decadence (Luxury Market). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diva Glam Decadence (Luxury Market). Show all posts
Monday, December 26, 2016
Maïwenn Besco's Diva Dance
We only catch glimpses of it in the film, but here you can watch French actress Maïwenn Besco's entire green screen rendition of the Diva Dance Opera performance from The Fifth Element, in all its arm-flapping glory
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Monday, February 23, 2015
Friday, December 12, 2014
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Hotel Eclat Beijing and Taipei; Upgrading the ‘Art Hotel’
Hotel Eclat Beijing; Upgrading the ‘Art Hotel’
Official Website
"The Eclat hotel within Park View Green Mall on Dongdaqiao Road, Chaoyang, has only been open since March [2013] but has already made impressions around the world for its architecture and art collection. Taking the concept of a boutique art hotel and super sizing it, each one of the 100 rooms in this hotel is completely unique, and packed with original pieces by modern artists and designers from China and the world."
Official Website
"The Eclat hotel within Park View Green Mall on Dongdaqiao Road, Chaoyang, has only been open since March [2013] but has already made impressions around the world for its architecture and art collection. Taking the concept of a boutique art hotel and super sizing it, each one of the 100 rooms in this hotel is completely unique, and packed with original pieces by modern artists and designers from China and the world."
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
The Pulp Magazines Project 1896-1946 Smut/Romance
Source. Click on images to view scans of the magazines.

The Blue Book Magazine | Established in 1907 | Story-Press | Edited by Donald Kennicott (1929-52) | Total Issues: 613.

Breezy Stories | Established in 1915 | C.H. Young | Edited by Cashel St. John Pomeroy | Total Issues: 360.

The Cavalier | Established in 1908 | Frank Munsey Co. | Edited by Robert H. Davis | Total Issues: 163.

Ginger Stories | Established in 1928 | King; Various 1935- | Edited by Natalie Messenger (1928-31) | Total Issues: 64.

The Green Book Magazine | Established in 1909 | Story-Press | Edited by Anonymous | Total Issues: 151.

Hutchinson's Story Magazine (UK) | Established in 1919 | Hutchinson | Edited by Erle Lunn (1919-21) | Total Issues: 125.

"I Confess" | Established in 1922 | Dell Publishing | Edited by Elizabeth Sharp | Total Issues: 209.

Live Stories | Established in 1913 | Street & Smith; New Fiction | Edited by Anonymous | Total Issues: 166.

Love Story Magazine | Established in 1921 | Street & Smith | Edited by Daisy Bacon (1929- ) | Total Issues: 1172.

The Merry Magazine (UK) | Established in 1924 | Amalgamated Press | Edited by Anonymous | Total Issues: 68.

New Love Magazine | Established in 1941 | Popular Publications | Edited by Peggy Graves | Total Issues: 126.

People's Magazine | Established in 1906 | Street & Smith | Edited by A.L. Sessions (1906-09) | Total Issues: 279.

Romance | Established in 1919 | Ridgway Co. | Edited by Arthur Hoffman (1919-20) | Total Issues: 27.

Saucy Stories | Established in 1916 | Inter-Continental Publishing | Edited by Wyndham Martyn | Total Issues: 129.

Snappy Magazine | Established in 1929 | Lowell, et al | Ed. by Anonymous | Total Issues: +/- 105.

Snappy Stories | Established in 1912 | New Fiction | Edited by Virginia O'Day and Alexander Samalman | Total Issues: 321.

Sweetheart Stories | Established in 1925 | Dell Publishing | Ed. by Dorothy F. Grinnell | Total Issues: 324.

Snappy, Spicy, and Girlie Pulps | Est. in 1922-39 | King; DM, et al | Ed. by Various | Total Issues: < 1000.

Pulp, Slick, and Book-Paper Magazines | Est. in 1821-1905 | Various | Edited by Various

The Blue Book Magazine | Established in 1907 | Story-Press | Edited by Donald Kennicott (1929-52) | Total Issues: 613.

Breezy Stories | Established in 1915 | C.H. Young | Edited by Cashel St. John Pomeroy | Total Issues: 360.

The Cavalier | Established in 1908 | Frank Munsey Co. | Edited by Robert H. Davis | Total Issues: 163.

Ginger Stories | Established in 1928 | King; Various 1935- | Edited by Natalie Messenger (1928-31) | Total Issues: 64.

The Green Book Magazine | Established in 1909 | Story-Press | Edited by Anonymous | Total Issues: 151.

Hutchinson's Story Magazine (UK) | Established in 1919 | Hutchinson | Edited by Erle Lunn (1919-21) | Total Issues: 125.

"I Confess" | Established in 1922 | Dell Publishing | Edited by Elizabeth Sharp | Total Issues: 209.

Live Stories | Established in 1913 | Street & Smith; New Fiction | Edited by Anonymous | Total Issues: 166.

Love Story Magazine | Established in 1921 | Street & Smith | Edited by Daisy Bacon (1929- ) | Total Issues: 1172.

The Merry Magazine (UK) | Established in 1924 | Amalgamated Press | Edited by Anonymous | Total Issues: 68.

New Love Magazine | Established in 1941 | Popular Publications | Edited by Peggy Graves | Total Issues: 126.

People's Magazine | Established in 1906 | Street & Smith | Edited by A.L. Sessions (1906-09) | Total Issues: 279.

Romance | Established in 1919 | Ridgway Co. | Edited by Arthur Hoffman (1919-20) | Total Issues: 27.

Saucy Stories | Established in 1916 | Inter-Continental Publishing | Edited by Wyndham Martyn | Total Issues: 129.

Snappy Magazine | Established in 1929 | Lowell, et al | Ed. by Anonymous | Total Issues: +/- 105.

Snappy Stories | Established in 1912 | New Fiction | Edited by Virginia O'Day and Alexander Samalman | Total Issues: 321.

Sweetheart Stories | Established in 1925 | Dell Publishing | Ed. by Dorothy F. Grinnell | Total Issues: 324.

Snappy, Spicy, and Girlie Pulps | Est. in 1922-39 | King; DM, et al | Ed. by Various | Total Issues: < 1000.

Pulp, Slick, and Book-Paper Magazines | Est. in 1821-1905 | Various | Edited by Various
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Project X Magazine Archive
Source. Project X magazine was a fashion and music publication founded in the late 1980s that celebrated the New York City club scene and the club kids.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Underwater Hotel
Homepage.
Source.
"Each week-long visit to Poseidon includes two nights underwater and four nights in either of the island villas. The oceanic experience will be further enhanced by the option to maneuver a three-passenger Triton submarine. You will also be able to sip a martini underwater while exploring the ocean’s depths in the resort's luxury submarine.
Above water, you can laze by the resort's pool or take to the skies para-sailing. Other facilities include a nine-hole golf course, tennis courts and a health club. The resort features six restaurants and seven bars, an underwater library and lounge, a theater area and a conference room. There will even be an underwater wedding chapel for those keen to say ‘I do’ in the deep blue."
Source.
Above water, you can laze by the resort's pool or take to the skies para-sailing. Other facilities include a nine-hole golf course, tennis courts and a health club. The resort features six restaurants and seven bars, an underwater library and lounge, a theater area and a conference room. There will even be an underwater wedding chapel for those keen to say ‘I do’ in the deep blue."
Friday, April 27, 2012
Underground Luxury Hotel
While many architects and engineers have been vying to construct the world’s tallest tower, a group in China has looked to build in the opposite direction.
Construction began last month on Shanghai’s first “groundscraper”—a structure built almost completely below the surface. The massive project will eventually take form as the InterContinental Shimao Shanghai Wonderland, a 19-story, 380-room luxury hotel surrounded by a 428,000 square-meter theme park.
The hotel broke ground about 30 miles from the city of Shanghai in an abandoned quarry at the foot of Tianmashan Mountain. The building, located in the district of Songjiang, will be grafted onto the side of the quarry with 16 floors descending down and three floors resting above the crater.
Just as the top levels of a skyscraper are often filled with elegant restaurants and the most luxurious of rooms, the bottom two floors of the groundscraper will include an underwater restaurant, an athletic complex for water sports and 10-meter deep aquarium.
The quarry’s surrounding cliffs will be used for extreme sports like bungee jumping and rock climbing.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Shimmer (So-so Hilarious Names for Colour Grades of Nail Polish)
A Rose at Dawn . . . Broke by Noon
An Affair in Red Square
Aphrodite's Pink Nightie
Argenteeny Pinkini
Ate Berries in the Canaries
Baby Its Coal Outside
Bastille My Heart
Bling Dynasty
Blushingham Palace
Brand New Skates
Brights Power
Catch the Garter
Chicago Champagne Toast
Clubbing Til Sunrise
Comet Love Cupid
Cuddle by the Fire
Dating a Royal
Deer Valley Spice
Designer Mystery
Dim Sum Plum
Dinner For Two
Dress to Empress
ElePhantastic Pink
Euro-Mazing
Flashbulb Fuchsia
French Bordeaux
Funny Bunny
Gala Gold
Ginger Bells
Give Me Moor!
Have You Seen My Limo?
Hawaiian Orchard
Hearts and Tarts
Holy Pink Pagoda
I Don't Do Dishes
Is Not That Precious?
Just Beachy
Let's See the Ring
Magnifico Mexico
Makes Men Blush
Matched Luggage
Meet Me on the Star Ferry
Megawatt
Miami Beet
My Chihauhua Bites!
Off with Her Red
Ogre The Top Blue
Panda-Monium Pink
Pillow Talk
Pink Flamenco
Pistol Packin' Pink
Plugged-in Plum
Plymouth Lox
Red Red Rhine
Rosy Future
Samoan Sand
Sand In My Suite
Sea Ya Later, Sailor!
SeaGullible
Second Honeymoon
Sheer Your Toys!
Silver Snowflake
Suzi and The Lifeguard
Tangerini Bikini
Text Me Text You
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Tropical Punch
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Fox and His Friends (1975)
Labels:
Carnival Circus Theme Park,
Contempt Ressentiment,
Diva Glam Decadence (Luxury Market),
Excruciation,
Families,
Friends Buddy Movie,
Game (Gambling),
Melodrama Romance Sentimentalism,
Queer Gender,
Relationships as Units of Exchange,
Sex Trade Pin up Model,
Thief (Hustler),
Tycoon Entrepreneur Impresario,
Winning,
Wretched Poverty Misery
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
$1bn Streets of Monaco Yacht a Floating City
Source.
A LAVISH new yacht recreating the billionaire's playground of Monaco is set to become the world's most expensive.
The staggering 155m Streets of Monaco yacht is expected to cost over $1.1 billion to build and is modelled on a section of Monte Carlo.
Currently in the design stage, the super-ship will feature smaller versions of the state’s famous landmarks such as the Monte Carlo Casino and racetrack, as well as swimming pools, tennis courts, a cinema, a go kart track and a Hotel de Paris.
Instead of traditional decks the one-of-a-kind ship will have buildings, and instead of a swimming platform it will have a beach.
Travellers will also spot waterfalls, a swim-in Jacuzzi-bar, helicopters and submarines on board.
A LAVISH new yacht recreating the billionaire's playground of Monaco is set to become the world's most expensive.
The staggering 155m Streets of Monaco yacht is expected to cost over $1.1 billion to build and is modelled on a section of Monte Carlo.
Currently in the design stage, the super-ship will feature smaller versions of the state’s famous landmarks such as the Monte Carlo Casino and racetrack, as well as swimming pools, tennis courts, a cinema, a go kart track and a Hotel de Paris.
Instead of traditional decks the one-of-a-kind ship will have buildings, and instead of a swimming platform it will have a beach.
Travellers will also spot waterfalls, a swim-in Jacuzzi-bar, helicopters and submarines on board.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Star 1973
Thanks, Carl Wilson, for pointing this out.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
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