Tanaya Henry is a model who is pretty new to the music video vixen scene and has been on the arms of Drake and Trey Songz, which means she likes average looking guys with money (and I've got one of those already). She's Russian, Native American and Black. God bless America. (See more of Tanaya, HERE)
I don't post often about video games, because I don't play video games that often. This might change in November, so let's show some respect to the talented artists working behind these interactive programs. This opening title sequence is a visual story told in a very elegant way.
Russ Chimes and Saman Keshavarz have come up with an awesome music video concept. It's a three part video series that easily could have been made into a short film. I love the pacing, plot development and music. Easily two thumbs up.
Bonobo is a British musician, producer and DJ. He's in my top ten list for favorite music to listen to. Plus his new album "Black Sands" is amazing. He's coming to DC in November and I'm going for my birthday. FTW!
Some of my favorite photographers on the internet, just take cool photos of their friends and everyday activities. Carlos G. Palmieri is living a life that looks like a movie.
His series titled "The Pool" just captures the imaginary world of the lust filled American teenager. Check out his photography HERE.
Ignore the fact that Mac Miller is a Jewish kid from Pittsburgh and just enjoy the music, because it's good enough to earn your respect. Besides I'm loving the beats behind his lyrics. Chill stuff. Someone should drop an instrumental album.
I found two music blogs that I've added to my blog roll on the left. Seems like there are a couple of genres that I've been ignoring and they are packed with good stuff. Anyways, I'm not sorry about adding the teeny popper music. It gets me pumped, because its quality stuff. Enjoy.
Well, I think her name is Jitca, but I can't find anything else about her. Anyways, it's her eyes and she rocks this video (and I don't even like skinny girls).
I have a problem with being alone. Growing up in a large noisy family and never really having my own room until I graduated from college will do that to you. But I'm working on it and I think this video does a great job of asking you to enjoy the solitude. Cheers to dancing where no one knows you.
"Stuff vs Stuff" is a video series of battles between common household items. It's a very funny and cool project created by Sumo Science & Aardman Animations.
Yes, the original song got overplayed and I went from loving it to hating it, but this remix brings new life and I'm feeling it. Sick bass reverbs too, and yeah... Mmm ladies.
Had a couple of good conversations with my boys and after reading this blog. I really want to know how accurate these lists are? Thoughts?
5 Signs She’s Into You 1. She tilts her head 2. She takes a sip when you take a sip 3. She twirls her hair 4. She gets a glow 5. Her pupils dilate
5 Signs She's Not Into You 1. She crosses her arms 2. She places her bag between you two 3. She speaks faster than an auctioneer 4. She offers you a chin-up smile 5. She strokes her neck
"Tip #13. Just because he might be smarter than you or more talented at certain things doesn't mean he's your servant and won't mind doing all your homework/research/chores."
No one likes to be taken advantage of. Period!!! BUT... I think most guys (and gals) don't mind doing all your homework/research/chores if they're getting something in return. If their actions are honestly being appreciated or rewarded in some fashion. It's about balance. The even trade.
You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours, may be a great way to do business, but in relationships I think people have a hard time keeping score. I like to believe that if the shoe was on the other foot that my partner would do the same for me. That way, I can sweep the floor, wash the laundry and buy groceries, because I know deep down that if I was working her schedule she would do the same. Yet to reinforce that belief, I would need to receive a sense of sincere gratefulness or an offer of some sort.
The best part is that there are so many things that can be offered. Now, I'm not talking about sexual favors, though I'm sure its a currency most guys won't shy away from, but think simple. Such as paying for the next date, offering to cook dinner or letting them pick tonight's TV show.
If people feel appreciated, they will do a lot of things without complaining. We are challenged to serve one another, but let's not take it for granted. So say, "Thank you," and mean it.
"Feeling grateful or appreciative of someone or something in your life actually attracts more of the things that you appreciate and value into your life." -- Christiane Northrup
I came across Chris Heads' photography in the latest issue of Maxim. Throughout the Campus Cuties edition his eye for energy and beauty shines through. Fortunately, his skills reach far beyond magazines and captures fashion with bright lights. Check out his work HERE.
"The Milan based fashion photographer... has done work for magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Wallpaper, Elle and many more. His commercial clients include H&M, Mango, Nokia and Vodafone." -- Ben Trovato
"Tip #12. Learn to cook. Learn to cook well. I see now that it would have won me a lot of points. A LOT."
It's true. I really do appreciate any woman who can cook and do it well.
So the saying, "The best way to a man's heart is through his stomach," actually holds substance. Just remember that it will get your foot in the door, but it won't keep you there. Confidence, support and good conversation are key in any relationship.
But we are talking about cooking... so ladies never tell a man you can't or don't like cooking unless you REALLY CAN'T cook. This is a red flag and makes you seem lazy. All you need to know is how to cook like 3 dinner type meals well enough so that they are edible. Plus, there is enough spices out there to season it differently every time. My suggestions would be chicken breast, flat bread pizza and beef casserole. These can be made in 30-45 minutes, easily.
Also, make him help you cook (or keep you company) and clean the dishes together. You can even drink wine if you want to turn things up. Plus, I've noticed that conversation flows easy by the time you're drying pots. You may even only cook for him once, but trust me... you won't only score points, but you'll place well on the "Wifey Scorecard."
"Is it because the cliché saying that, “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach,” is true? Definitely. Is it because a woman who can cook reminds them of their mom? Sure. But at the core of all those truths lies something simpler — men love women who can cook because it means that their family will be taken care of." -- The Reason Men Love Women Who Cook