Archive for November, 2006

secret satan!

by azwanmahzan on Wednesday, 29th November 2006

I was going to start this post by explaining the concept of Secret Santas, but this isn’t about Secret Santas, it’s about Secret Satan, so I’ll just leave you to click the link, which will lead you to my favourite online information source, Wikipedia.com.
(Drat. now you know how I get Detonate and Label Junkie done.)
Anyway. [...]

banksy #1 @ canal way

by Muna Noor on Saturday, 25th November 2006

Okay, I cheated. I did the walk twice and the first time round I failed to spot this. I nearly fell over when I did. I mean, mebbe it was the poor quality of the light the first time round, mebbe I didn’t look hard enough,  or mebbe it’s the nature of the piece, in its asbo-baiting hoodie, skulking [...]

graff @ canal way

by Muna Noor on Saturday, 25th November 2006

Not a Banksy, but it is English.

canal way @ islington - old street

by Muna Noor on Saturday, 25th November 2006

So you’re wondering where’s the street cuture? This chick is in London and all she prattles on about are the bleedin’ chocolates and the pub grub. Well a bitch gotta eat, right? At any rate. I’m getting to it.  Despite having spent loads of time in London I had yet to discover the canals. Until now. Plied by joggers, cyclers, [...]

duke of cambridge @ islington

by Muna Noor on Saturday, 25th November 2006

British pubs aren’t what they used to be – rank, smoke-filled flea pits that serve grub that could have been scrapped out of a dog bowl. The Duke of Cambridge in Islington bills itself as the world’s first certified organic (gastro)pub and is a blinding beacon of the future of food. It doesn’t view the concepts of profitability [...]

cybertron streetculture?

by azwanmahzan on Friday, 24th November 2006

Fancy being a technologically-superior silicon-based repository for artificial intelligence? www.cyborg.namedecoder.com might have the answer. Fill out the form, choose your robotic avatar, and let the site generate an acronym based on your moniker. More fun than reading the script to Michael Bay’s interpretation of Transformers, surely.

hijack your television set

by azwanmahzan on Wednesday, 22nd November 2006

I hardly get any TV in anymore, and the last time I followed a television series seriously was The X-Files, Season 3. It might be due to the fact that (a) I have a life now, (b) TV is so lacking in intelligence these days, or (c) I’m stuck to my PC. Probably (c), to be [...]

vote for jungle jerry and nicky c

by aprilkuan on Tuesday, 21st November 2006

The Hitz.fm Motorola Malaysian English Top 10 Awards (MET 10) is currently on and Jungle Jerry and Nicky C have been nominated for their track ‘Yeke Yeke’ in the Best Pop/Dance category. If you dig the song as much as JUICE does, vote for it on SMS (as many times as you want even) and help [...]

borat drops a musical bomb

by aprilkuan on Friday, 17th November 2006

I am so tickled I had to share this. I loved Ali G, but now I absolutely adore Borat. Borat Sagdiyev (aka Sacha Baron Cohen) has released the accompanying soundtrack to his “eagerly awaited” 20th Century Fox film Borat: Cultural Learnings Of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan. The album includes tracks like ‘In My [...]

yauatcha @ battersea power station

by Muna Noor on Tuesday, 14th November 2006

Yauatcha is the gorgeous all-day teahouse and dim sum restaurant run by Alan Yau, the owner of Hakkasan, Britain’s only Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant.  Located in Soho, for the Power Station’s exhibition, Yauatcha opened a satelitte outlet in the Pavilion. Queues of gourmands predictably formed, all eager to tuck into eaterie’s 24 varieties of dim sum and wash [...]