Suggestions

Suggestions #4

Written by Amy Armadillo Monday, 31 March 2008
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Lightspeed Champion, Falling Off the Lavender Bridge
Klaxons might be the posterboys for glowsticks and all things New Wave, but the true backbone of all that 80s revival is one mister Devonte Hynes. A former flatmate of the Klax kids, Hynes became an NME darling in 2005 after his band the Test Icicles released one jive album, essentially invented New Wave, declared their disdain for each other as well as pretty much everything else in the world, and promptly disbanded.
    But the boi's back. This time he's left the eighties in the past and is going under the name Lightspeed Champion. His absolutely, positively lovely Falling Off the Lavender Bridge is everything folk should be, dressed in a furry hat and a cute smile.

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Election (1999)
We all love Juno, and by now we all know the story of former stripper turned screenwriter Diablo Cody. And whilst a lot of people have made a kerfuffle about the fact that someone can be both attractive naked and - gasp! - literate, this selling point's feeling a bit stale.
    What's as fresh as a daisy in spring, however, is Cody citing the cult classic Election as a major inspiration. Matthew Broderick is only slightly annoying as a teacher determined to stop Reese Witherpoon's equally determined Tracey Flick from winning the class president elections. Dark, funny, clever and infinitely watchable - it gets my tick in every box.
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Suggestions #3

Written by Tenani French Monday, 24 March 2008
HEAR IT
CSS
The bitch can't speak English very well but that doesn't matter when you have lyrics like "lick lick lick my art-tit, suck suck suck my art-hole" to rock out to! With a cool electro/rock sound and fresh (hilarious) English/Portuguese lyrics you'll be forgiven for thinking you're going nuts when she randomly switches languages mid-sentence. The Brazilian band sings songs about art, sex and Paris Hilton, and even got one of their songs featured on an iPod ad. You know the one... "music is my boyfriend" or something. I know. The big time! I'd be her boyfriend, just not clear where exactly her ‘art-hole' is...

AVOID IT
10,000 BC
If you ever wanted to see a mix between a B-grade adventure movie and the museum, then this is the tripe for you. It's partially filmed in New Zealand (which is probably the only cool thing about the movie) so you know it has some epic visuals, it just feels like some computer animators got a little carried away. With a cast that are so similar it's hard to tell them apart and absolutely no storyline, this film is definitely something to miss. You'd have more fun kissing your dodgy old lecturer. But seriously, this is a love story set in 10,000 BC (duh) somewhere between Egypt, some mountains and a jungle. I pretty much did not learn a single thing from this film, except that moa are freaking scary and woolly mammoths built the pyramids. Funny, I always thought aliens built them.
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Suggestions #2

Written by debate Tuesday, 02 October 2007
debate’s loyal Suggestions writer for the last couple of years has deserted us and we are looking for anyone who wants to tell people what’s cool in the world of pop culture on a weekly basis. If you think you know what’s hip, then email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for more info. Till then, check out what we think is hot, hot, hot right now.
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