As a true Alice In Wonderland fan — I could recite Jabberwocky by heart when I was 10 — I love the spirit behind these wedding photos. The tea party and the cat are excellent touches — hopefully there was a dormouse as well. As for the age-old question, how is a raven like a writing-desk? My answer was always: Inky…
Daul Kim, Lucy Gordon, Tom Nicon, Hayley Kohle, Ruslana Korshunova, and Ambrose Olson are just a few of the models who have recently committed suicide. Now Abbey Lee Kershaw <a href="">has killed herself in a video for a clothing company.
What, you thought Lolita and Norman Bates came out of thin air?
Last night, Tina Fey explained to Late Show host David Letterman that in addition to writing for 30 Rock and asking to be a bacon-eating robot for Halloween, her photo-bombing 4-year-old daughter Alice has been playing hostess to Oprah Winfrey.
Tina Fey's daughter Alice is awesome. [Buzzfeed]
If you thought that Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland + Paris = Down the Rabbit Hole, well, you'd be absolutement right! And when Helena Bonham Carter and Charlotte Gainsbourg are in the building, it's always through the looking glass.
Remakes and reimaginings and retellings? Oh, my. As I have mentioned once or twice, The Wizard Of Oz is one of my favorite films. But I'm worried for the Oz projects in the works.
Though I saw Alice in Wonderland last night, after watching this incredibly well done mashup trailer of Gaga and Burton, I think I'd probably drop another 10 bucks tonight to go see Gaga in Wonderland, too. [Buzzfeed]
When I heard that Tim Burton was planning to direct a take on Alice in Wonderland, my first thought was: "This will either be great, or it will be terrible." Turns out it's a little bit of both:
Tim Burton seems like the perfect director to bring the nonsensical classic Alice In Wonderland to 3-D life, but critics say the most surprising thing about the film, opening today, is that it feels like yet another CGI fantasy movie.
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland isn't even released until tomorrow, but you can already dress in, adorn yourself with, carry, make yourself up with, loll around in bed wearing, and get your nails did with products tied to the movie.
"Fashion and film used to feed off each other." So says Eugenia Paulicelli, curator of the exhibit Fashion + Film: The 1960s Revisited (which opens at the CUNY Graduate Center next week) in today's New York Times. So what happened?
Here, Helena Bonham Carter talks about scaring children; whether the Caterpillar will smoke in Wonderland; and her quirky fashion sense: "I'm in the stocks perpetually… 'What is she wearing now?' 'How dare she?' Like, criminal acts." [New York Mag]
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Tim Burton's upcoming Alice looks trippy. The 1951 Disney version had weird moments. Carol Channing added to the oddity of the 1985 TV movie. But Jonathan Miller's 1966 BBC film looks terrifying! Details about the project here. [VSL, YouTube]
At a fan event for the upcoming Alice In Wonderland, the stars of the film kept it relatively low key, while the fans went all out, dressing as their favorite Carroll characters. Let's take a look, shall we?
Regarding Alice In Wonderland: "While the movie itself is aimed at a much wider audience, ground zero of the marketing effort is Hot Topic…"
Alice in Wonderland screenwriter Linda Woolverton: "It's audacious, what we've done...I don't know know where I got off. What was I thinking? I'm not joking, I was thinking when I was writing this, 'Who do you think you are?'" [LAT]
