Poor taxidermied-thing-that-looks-like-a-bunny. From New York Magazine’s Daily Intel’s Save Coney Island Rally photoessay.
Eleanor Waldorf would not have a a D.J. with an anime bunny head, even if they were the D.J. from Deadmau5 & Kaskade.
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| — | “Gossip Girl: Does the Second Chance Ever Have a Chance?” by Jessica Pressler and Chris Rovzar, Daily Intel, March 30, 2010 |
And even you, Rufus, would remember what happened the last time Jenny fell down this fashion rabbit hole.
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| — | “Gossip Girl: Does the Second Chance Ever Have a Chance?” by Jessica Pressler and Chris Rovzar, Daily Intel, March 30, 2010 |
They couldn’t have just pretended to lose the class rabbit, or something?
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| — | “This School in England is the Worst School Ever,” by Dan Amira, Daily Intel, March 2010. |
Jack brings pizza home, but David’s gone. He calls David’s cell phone, then goes to David’s mother’s house — there’s a little rabbit statue outside, Alice-style.
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| — | “Lost Recapt: Vanity Mirror,” by Emily Nussbaum, Vulture, February 24, 2010 |
James Marsden’s New Roommate Is a Computer-Generated Easter Bunny
Sorry, No Pancakes: James Marsden has joined Russell Brand’s voice in the cast of the live action/CG-hybrid I Hop. Directed by Tim Hill, the man behind Alvin and the Chimpmunks, I Hop follows a slacker (Marsden) who accidentally injures the Easter Bunny (Brand’s voice) and must take him in as he recovers. Then it turns into the 2010 version of the Odd Couple, with poker-playing old guys replaced by a lazy twentysomething and an imaginary rabbit.
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| — | NYM’s Vulture. Thank you, Josh. |
I still believe in Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and true love.
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| — | Dolly Parton, Spinner by way of New York Magazine’s Vulture |
If You Go Down the Rabbit Hole, It’s Going to Take More Than Gossip Girl to Drag You Back Out
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| — | Headline for this week’s New York Magazine’s Daily Intel’s commenter recap of Gossip Girl. |
Since the advocate–Energizer bunny–art historian RoseLee Goldberg got Performa started in 2005…
…seven chocolate replicas of Jeff Koons’s Rabbit that guests smashed with hammers and ate.
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—”All New York’s a Stage,” by Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine, November 15, 2009 Find the bunny, New York Magazine-style, #10a & 10b. |
