Monday, April 6, 2009
twenty-six
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
2+2=4
I have a feeling that this guy is going to be one of the stars. At the time I had no idea who the cameraman was following, he seemed to be around me and my friends a lot (we were pretty much the whole club - there were 30 of us). But this guy jumps out in my memory as reality show marterial. He was crazy dancing with my friends and I all night long. He was quite entertaining.
I really have no idea if the two events are related, but I am looking forward to finding out.
-Ellie
Whistler Reality
Hang onto your indignation, because here it comes!
Peak Season "takes an unfiltered look at the lives, loves and true-life drama of a tight-knit group of twenty-somethings, coming of age in the resort town [Whistler, British Columbia] where relationships change as often as the weather. As the popular Whistler saying goes, 'You don’t lose your girlfriend, you just lose your turn.'"
From the folks at MTV Canada, CTV and Free Form Productions Inc. Peak Season goes from "a snowboarder doing everything she can to make it pro, to a scrappy outspoken bartender, to a womanizing party animal, to the Whistler imports from Australia adjusting to life on the peaks, there’s no shortage of drama when personalities collide."
And no shortage of reasons to want to tear your eyeballs out by the nerves either.
We can't wait!
Monday, March 30, 2009
twenty-three
A glimpse of the red carpet. Dhillon and I passed it as we went to pick up our tickets from will-call.
Jessie Farrell was the only celebrity to pass us on the red carpet, and this was the only picture I could find of her outfit. Trust me, she looked much better in person. She was also extremely nice. In fact, if she wasn't extremely nice, I wouldn't know who she was as I've never seen her before (but I do like her music). There were a few girls that were really excited to see her and one asked if she could take her picture. Jessie (oh, yes, we're on a first name basis now) was more than happy to pose and offered to get someone else to take the picture so the girl could be in it too. It was just a small thing, but it made me like her enough to put her picture up.
You can't really tell from this picture, but Nickelback is performing. Big suprise - I didn't hate it! I'm sure the fireworks helped my opinion of them. Our seats were very nose-bleed, but it was still fun.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Black and Blue
I have to admit, it's taken me awhile to come around to MTV Canada. At first I did not get "The Aftershow". My roommate used to be obsessed with "The Hills" and it just boggled my mind that a show exsisted to specifically talk about what happened in the previous episode.
I wish I still worked for MTV Canada. It is awesome now. It doesn't take itself too seriously and sometimes they even talk about music (gasp!). It kind of makes me sad when I think about it. No, I don't mean sad - I mean envious! My days at MTV were fun and I loved it, but the show/channel sucked monkey balls. It was just plain bad. Nobody watched it. Nobody had even heard of it. I would have much rather worked for this new re-incarnation. But alas, nothing about it is the same. It's not filmed locally anymore which is probably the reason for it's success... And the fact that it's on basic cable now.And today's outfit looks like this: Shirt - DIY; Cardigan - Smart Set (guessing); Skirt - Vintage. Shoes - Payless (they have giant belt buckles on them that didn't show up). I'm thinking of adding some sequins to my skirt where the pokadots are. They are slowly but surely fading away. I bought some silver individual sequins awhile ago and haven't been sure what to do with them... until now.
I'm so excited about Sunday. The JUNOS!!! (Canadian version of the Grammys). Two of my friends bought tickets and then one of them backed out, so now I get to go instead. I've been scowering through my closet trying to find something appropriate. But nothing. I am going to have to give in and go shopping. Not exactly torture, but I've been trying to spend less.
