Posted by: Richard Wheeler
on Jun 10, 2009
Funny guy, Justin Lee Collins is planning a reunion between cast members of the 1985 classic kids adventure movie, The Goonies. Justin commented 'I love the Goonies, it was one of my favourite films from the 80's, I've always wanted to find out what happened to them all'. The film starred Corey Feldman and Jeff Cohen as 'Chunk'. Justin said 'Apparently Chuck is a high flying lawyer now, so who knows what the others are doing?'. Here is Justin wearing our 'I make good babies' T-shirt.
Posted by: Richard Wheeler
on Jun 03, 2009
The bob is as popular as ever, think neat, polished and sophisticated like Katie Holmes used to have until recently, she has now been spotted with a very cute pixie cut! Someone else who has chopped off their long locks in favor of a bob, is Hayden Panettiere who looks absolutely stunning with her new do. Another trend we are seeing a lot of, are angelic milkmaid braids, often worn like a halo around the head. Fans of this are Sienna Miller and Nicole Richie. Fringes or 'bangs' are popping up all over celebrity foreheads. A recent celeb to jump on the fringe wagon is Rachel Bilson, and she looks ultra cute with it! Fringes are great for people with slightly larger foreheads and can take off years for a very youthful look.
I tried out a fringe a couple of months ago and absolutely love it, which is strange as most of my prior experience with fringes mainly focused on trying to grow them out! but I think there is a fringe and a style out there that can work with every face type and the great thing about hair is that it grows back. So I say try something new and fun!
Posted by: Richard Wheeler
on May 28, 2009
Nine Inch Nails + Jane’s Addiction
June 7th
Nikon at Jones Beach Theater. 7pm, $26–$85.
Trent Reznor has turned over a fan-friendly new leaf, with free downloads, an iPhone app, a regular presence on Twitter, and a taping policy allowing both audio and video documentation. The core members of Jane’s Addiction, reunited for the first time since 1991, are said to be working on new material. And openers Street Sweeper Social Club—a collaboration between Rage against the machine’s Tom Morello and The Coup’s Boots Riley, are set to be quite something themselves…
Regina Spektor + Little Joy
June 17th
Beacon Theatre. 8pm; $35.50, $40.50, $42.50.
The big story here is that Spektor will be bringing new songs to the Beacon from Far (out June 23), her follow-up to 2006’s smash, Begin to Hope. (In fact, every online ticket purchase to this show includes a two-song download.) The side story: Opening is Spektor’s old pal and Stroke, Fab Moretti, and his band, Little Joy.
Beyoncé
June 21st & 22nd
Madison Square Garden. 7:30pm, $20.75–$175.75.
Beyonce…need I say more?
Posted by: Richard Wheeler
on May 22, 2009
So, we hate to say we told you so…BUT...we did predict this! The team here at ENC are very happy to say that another contestant who wore one of our T-shirts on the show has won American Idol! (The other was David Cook). Its now safe to say, our T-shirts are officially good luck to all aspiring American Idol contestants. Get yours now! Its the only way to guarantee a win...
Posted by: Richard Wheeler
on May 21, 2009
I Just found this photo whilst in LA with my friend
David making appointments out there, We were in Sydney earlier this year, our friend who had moved to Australia and blagged himself to be a TV Personality out there, had invited us out on the first night we arrived. Clearly jet lagged after flying for 20+ hours plus, the TV monitor had broken on my seat, and there were no other spare seats on the plane, excellent, I had the joy of sitting all those hours with no TV, no book, needless to say a lot of alcohol was consumed for that special trip, upon landing I went straight to this event. It had a good turnout, as usual, local celebrities were doing their thing in front of the sponsored backdrop, it was then that we noticed that a minimum of 5-10 of the guests being photographed were pulling exactly the same pose!
That's when we invented this look! We walked through like we too were celebrities there, then kindly placed ourselves in front of the backdrop just as all the celebrities had done, then pulled the funniest pose we could, making jest of all the previous guests, what was most amusing was that the paparazzi were snapping shots of us, (clearly confused and wondering who the hell we were!) but eager not to miss the opportunity in case we were famous!
It was not easy keeping a straight face, but the end product was well worth it, this picture makes me laugh every time I look at it, I think every body should try this at least once!
- Richard Wheeler
