palavras gentis para todos!

 

é... existe uma outra parte real!
posted by RESISTORES at 11:34 AM

 
Qual será a mulher de verdade?

A cantora Mariana Kupfer, 28 anos, quando esteve na Casa dos artistas, desabafou: "Se eu tivesse o cabelo liso, teria com certeza a bunda mais dura, já que não perderia tanto tempo fazendo escova e poderia fazer mais exercícios." Ao sair da Casa, Mariana se submeteu ao alisamento japonês. "A bunda só não está mais dura porque ando cheia de compromissos com o lançamento do CD e também porque percebi que, mesmo lisos, os cabelos pedem cuidados", confessa.

Leia isso aqui e veja como o mundo está cada vez melhor. Num país onde 61% dos entrevistados consideram a atração física um fator muito importante para prosperar na sociedade, talento ou autenticidade é algo totalmente dispensável...


posted by RESISTORES at 4:27 PM

 

você também quer quebrar algo hoje?
posted by RESISTORES at 12:50 PM

 
Beto Só Cheirando Cola de novo!!!

Cheire também aqui. (dupla lo-fi: talvez em breve teremos visita...(!) ;-) )
posted by RESISTORES at 9:08 PM

 
Why he died before he got old

Read this book to see that the human spirit, even at its most sublime, can effect monumental damage on itself and its fellow souls if addiction enters the story. I mourn for Kurt. A once beautiful, then pathetic, lost and heroically stupid boy. Hard rock indeed.

Leia aqui o que o Pete Townshend tem a dizer sobre o Journals do Kurt Cobain...

posted by RESISTORES at 9:07 AM

 
The Heaven Band

Ladies and gentlemen ... meet The Whootles! The Whootles? Yes, heaven's hottest new band combines the cosmic rhythm section of The Who with two of the Fab Four. If you're dying to see them before you get up there, just go to the Rex Theatre on the South Side tonight for "Night of the Singing Dead, Part 10." Rock stars were on notice to be careful through yesterday because as the show producers warn, they are willing to poke fun at dead rock stars "from the 1950s through the day before the show."

KDKA's Larry Richert stars as the King, hosting the "The Late Late Late Late Show with Elvis Presley." Backed by members of the Flashcats, his guests include the usual suspects -- Buddy Holly, Mama Cass, Janis Joplin, Karen Carpenter, Sonny Bono, et al -- plus, sadly, the newcomers. Joey and Dee Dee, recent inductees into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Afterlife, bring the Ramones to the party for the first time. Sammy Davis Jr. and Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes unite for a duet of "Can't Take My Eye Off of You." "And for the first time," says ringleader Carl Grefenstette, "Waylon Jennings, who was the bass player in Buddy Holly's band, can finally make the plane."

Embodying these heavenly figures will be the likes of Rob Rogers, Carol Lee Espy, Maggie Stewart, Phil Harris, Ed Masley and, returning from San Francisco for the show, Steve Hansen.

As for The Whootles and its latest member, "To properly capture the spirit of John Entwistle," Grefenstette says, "he will be played by a mannequin."

As for Who will be offended by this, Grefenstette says, "People don't mind. They know that we're doing it in a light-hearted way." Um, as opposed to the people who do it seriously.... The Night of the Singing Dead begins at 9 p.m. Tickets are $10.


posted by RESISTORES at 2:05 PM