12-year-old singer Shaheen Jafargholi auditioning on Britain's Got Talent 2009. First he sings Valerie by Amy Winehouse but, after Simon interrupts him and asks for a different song, he amazes everyone with his rendition of Who's Loving You by Michael Jackson.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Monday, April 20, 2009
Aging Model
Amazing!
A 20 year old model photographed as if she were 10,20,30,40,50 and 60 years old
A series of pictures with the same model in different ages, everything done with amazing make-up and lighting.
(Vogue Paris with Eniko Mihalik by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin styled by Carine Roitfeld, make-up by Lisa Butler)
10 years old:
20 years old:
30 years old:
40 years old:
50 years old:
60 years old:
A 20 year old model photographed as if she were 10,20,30,40,50 and 60 years old
A series of pictures with the same model in different ages, everything done with amazing make-up and lighting.
(Vogue Paris with Eniko Mihalik by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin styled by Carine Roitfeld, make-up by Lisa Butler)
10 years old:
20 years old:
30 years old:
40 years old:
50 years old:
60 years old:
Saturday, April 18, 2009
More Than A Feeling - Boston
This 1976 rock band,Boston's soaring combination of high-tech metal guitar punch and smooth pop vocal hooks quickly became the cornerstone of Album Oriented Radio."More Than a Feeling" also strikes an uncommonly resonant emotional note.Immortal “More Than a Feeling” still reverberates on classic rock stations.
How to thread eyebrows
Intro: How to thread eyebrows
The art of eyebrow threading is a very old beauty technique. In a nut shell, it involves removing hair with thread. Some say it originated in the Middle East, others think it started in India. Either way, it's a pretty cool concept, but a little tricky to master.
step 1:
-First you will need to cut a piece of sewing thread about 11inches long (if you have big hands/fingers then you might need a longer piece of thread).
-Then tie the thread in a knot to make a loop.
step 2:
-Insert two fingers from both hands into the loop. Make sure to keep the knot on your fingers to keep it hidden.
-Twist the fingers on one hand to make an 'X'.
-Twist your fingers a few more times in the same direction (about 4 twists should be enough).
-Now, place your index finger and thumb inside the loop (make sure you don't lose the shape of the thread or you'll have to repeat step 2).
-Keep the fingers of one hand pinched together while you open the fingers of the other hand. This will slide the twisted part of the thread over. This movement is how the thread grips the hair and pulls it out. (kind of like when you rub a rubber band over your arm and it pulls out your hair...actually it hurts like that too when you are removing multiple hairs such as your upper lip).
step 3:
-What you want to do is make sure you pull the hair in the opposite direction of the way it grows.
So, place one hand above your brow and the other below. The hand that will be used to move the twisted part of the thread will be the hand below the brows.
-Place the hair you want to pull out in the 'V' part of the thread.
-Open fingers on hand below brow to move the twist over the hair. The hair gets caught in the twist and THUS will be pulled out!!! Do this movement fast. It will work easier and be painless
step 4:
Open the fingers of the other hand to place the twist back in the middle. Then you can repeat step 3 over again.
***MAKE SURE WHEN YOU DO THIS MOVEMENT YOU DON'T HAVE THE THREAD NEAR HAIR. It could lead to accidently pulling hair out.
step 5:
***TIP***
-When threading near hair you don't want removed, you can use the thread to push the hair out of the way. This will allow easier access to the one hair you want
removed
step 6:
***TIP***
I suggest practicing the movements first. Alternating between opening one hand then the other.
I also suggest practicing on your(or your boyfriend's) leg hair before attempting the brow. It is hard to control the thread in the beginning. If you don't practice first, you may end up with very oddly shaped eyebrows.
The art of eyebrow threading is a very old beauty technique. In a nut shell, it involves removing hair with thread. Some say it originated in the Middle East, others think it started in India. Either way, it's a pretty cool concept, but a little tricky to master.
step 1:-First you will need to cut a piece of sewing thread about 11inches long (if you have big hands/fingers then you might need a longer piece of thread).
-Then tie the thread in a knot to make a loop.
step 2:-Insert two fingers from both hands into the loop. Make sure to keep the knot on your fingers to keep it hidden.
-Twist the fingers on one hand to make an 'X'.
-Twist your fingers a few more times in the same direction (about 4 twists should be enough).
-Now, place your index finger and thumb inside the loop (make sure you don't lose the shape of the thread or you'll have to repeat step 2).
-Keep the fingers of one hand pinched together while you open the fingers of the other hand. This will slide the twisted part of the thread over. This movement is how the thread grips the hair and pulls it out. (kind of like when you rub a rubber band over your arm and it pulls out your hair...actually it hurts like that too when you are removing multiple hairs such as your upper lip).
step 3:
-What you want to do is make sure you pull the hair in the opposite direction of the way it grows.
So, place one hand above your brow and the other below. The hand that will be used to move the twisted part of the thread will be the hand below the brows.
-Place the hair you want to pull out in the 'V' part of the thread.
-Open fingers on hand below brow to move the twist over the hair. The hair gets caught in the twist and THUS will be pulled out!!! Do this movement fast. It will work easier and be painless
step 4:
Open the fingers of the other hand to place the twist back in the middle. Then you can repeat step 3 over again.
***MAKE SURE WHEN YOU DO THIS MOVEMENT YOU DON'T HAVE THE THREAD NEAR HAIR. It could lead to accidently pulling hair out.
step 5:
***TIP***
-When threading near hair you don't want removed, you can use the thread to push the hair out of the way. This will allow easier access to the one hair you want
removed
step 6:
***TIP***
I suggest practicing the movements first. Alternating between opening one hand then the other.
I also suggest practicing on your(or your boyfriend's) leg hair before attempting the brow. It is hard to control the thread in the beginning. If you don't practice first, you may end up with very oddly shaped eyebrows.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
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