La Vie Links

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Links and tagged with Anne Hathaway, Bootights, Dave Wallace, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, High Gloss Magazine, James Franco, Jeans, Links, Matchbook Magazine, Oscars, Rue Magazine, The Oatmeal, The Postal Service, Wikipedia February 3, 2011

This “could-have-been” love story video is an adorable wake up call.
Waste a snow day perusing the latest batch of online mags like Rue, High Gloss, and Matchbook.
So impressed by the Acapella version of The Postal Service’s “Such Great Heights” created by Dave Wallace. [via]
For dog people. [via]
Before you wash your jeans, read this.
How our handwriting has changed since kindergarten, courtesy of The Oatmeal.
This whole Anne Hathaway/James Franco host combo might actually turn out pretty perfect for the Oscars
Introducing: bootights. I’m sold.
Bust some myths with Wikipedia’s list of common misconceptions.
Plus, magic straws, pretty money, and the cutest video I ever did see.

Peace,

La Vie Links

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Links and tagged with Cash Cab, Comic Sans, Facebook, Font, Stephen Colbert, The Black Keys, The Colbert Report, Urban Outfitters, Vampire Weekend January 15, 2011

“Clearly, you have both equally whored out your music.” – Stephen Colbert
You might be a Comic Sans criminal. . .but I’m here to help you.
Super cool mash-up of 2010′s movies. Love love love this.
And here are the Urban Outfitters‘ creative headquarters. No wonder they turn out such awesome clothing.
Vocab nerds will love this list of foreign words with no English translations.
What a perfectly pretty post.
Cash Cab: as explained by a former contestant.
A funny ad is an effective ad; and here are 2010′s top examples.
Tempted to try this creative idea with the new Facebook.
Wishlusting these purses & these teas.

Peace,

La Vie Links: Christmas Style

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Links and tagged with Christmas, Conan O'Brien, Disney, Freebies, She & Him December 24, 2010

Be charmed by this magical Christmas inspiration from Deerlings.
She & Him + Conan reinvent “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.”
Plus some more yuletide gems by Sufjan and The National.
Pretty garlands + brown paper packages + pink trees + vintage ornaments.
Snag some free vintagey e-cards from Fossil. Whats spreads holiday cheer quite like a tartan reindeer smoking a pipe?
Cute, Santa-clad boys hand out presents around Canada. Just because.
A guide on how not to gain the holiday hundred.
A Disney Christmas is my fave.

Peace,

La Vie Links

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Links and tagged with Anthropologie, Coffee, Daniel Radcliffe, Facebook, Harry Potter, Links, Love and Other Drugs, Mary-Kate Olsen, MIT, Ryan Gosling, Tumblr December 13, 2010

I wish Dunkin Donuts served up this idea.
Anthro’s December catalogue is just lovely.
Read this article if you’ve seen Love and Other Drugs.
Ryan Gosling’s thoughts on his Tumblr.
SO COOL. MIT smarties invent interactive wallets to help you be thriftier.
Funny or Die on MK Olsen and Daniel Radcliffe.
The realities of public transit.
Paris vs. New York is adorably clever. (Boston vs. NYC next?)
21 awesomely creative bag designs.
The Harry Potter kids take a swing at American accents.
If historical events had Facebook statuses…
Origami boats & painted people & ribbon rings .

Peace,

La Vie Links

Posted by dannidupa in La Vie Links and tagged with Barack Obama, Bucket List, Catcher in the Rye, Links, Pamela Love, Stevie Nicks November 10, 2010

What $500,000 buys you around the world.
Modcloth’s list of top ten books that should be made into films has me desperately wanting a Catcher in the Rye movie.
Get some style inspiration from the eternally-lovely Stevie Nicks.
Wondering what Obama has done so far?
Halloween’s done and over, but this candy hierarchy still holds true.
How could this possibly be illegal?
Some more things to add to your fall bucket list.
I need/want to live here, please.
Preppiness immortalized in this list of the top 40 culturally relevant preppies.
“Downtown from behind” needs to come to Boston next.

Peace,

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