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All the fun we could've had!
Friday, 24 April 2009
PERROS CALIENTE - Kareoke Night @ Camden Crawl...
We're very sorry to say it's been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances..
Monday, 20 April 2009
PERROS CALIENTE - Kareoke Night @ Camden Crawl...
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MUCHA MARCHA’s…
PERROS CALIENTE
at the Camden Crawl
Friday 24th & Saturday 25th April
FAKE CLUB
57 Hartland Road NW1
[off Chalk Farm Rd, Opposite the entrance to The Stables]
22.30-03.00
PERROS CALIENTE…the late night jaunt where you get to sing karaoke with your favourite artists, in a tiny bar full of fake leather sofas, plasma screens, and patchwork pop stars.
HOTSED BY SCOTTEE (Eat Your Heart Out, Jezebel, Circus, …)
With special appearances from Mike Title from Dead Kids…
And Ruby Blues
Plus Many Many More to be announced…
Keep You Eyes Posted on
and official Crawl publicity..
Thursday, 16 April 2009
G20 SUMMIT (FASHION SPECIAL)
Heydon Prowse for Don't Panic TV...
Check out the full article on Don't Panic Online..
http://www.dontpaniconline.com/magazine/structure/g20-fashion-special
The G20 protest is no anti-war march where everyone (more-or-less) knows what theyre there for. It is a confused affair - perhaps as confused as the hodge-podge of world leaders that make it up. At least with the G8 you knew your enemy - the same rich white men (plus a few Asians) that have been screwing over the planet since way back in the dizzle. This time we had the likes of Argentina and India thrown into the mix - the very same countries that have previously been screwed over by said rich white men and the deregulatory agendas that now have us all drowning in debt.
This confusion was reflected on the streets and although you had your stalwart anarchists that knew exactly what they were there for (smashing the old bill/bankers) most protesters were rightly angry, but a little directionless. Many people we spoke to didnt really know who the G20 were and what they were meeting about.
As such the event became as much a cultural phenomenon and social gathering as a demonstration over some very important, world changing issues. This was reflected in articles like this in Vice which completely ignored the issues and the fact that we found two people down there who were working for a marketing company doing research for brands. They were interviewing the different tribes and asking them what they were wearing in order to give a speech to their corporate daddies later that day. TRUE!
So here is our G20 Fashion Special. Dont hate us, hate the society that made us.
Produced by Heydon Prowse
Filmed and edited by William Pine
This confusion was reflected on the streets and although you had your stalwart anarchists that knew exactly what they were there for (smashing the old bill/bankers) most protesters were rightly angry, but a little directionless. Many people we spoke to didnt really know who the G20 were and what they were meeting about.
As such the event became as much a cultural phenomenon and social gathering as a demonstration over some very important, world changing issues. This was reflected in articles like this in Vice which completely ignored the issues and the fact that we found two people down there who were working for a marketing company doing research for brands. They were interviewing the different tribes and asking them what they were wearing in order to give a speech to their corporate daddies later that day. TRUE!
So here is our G20 Fashion Special. Dont hate us, hate the society that made us.
Produced by Heydon Prowse
Filmed and edited by William Pine
Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Jacqui Smith awarded plaque
Heydon Prowse for DPTV
To highlight the grotesque nature of MP's expenses claims, at a time when most taxpayers are finding it hard to get by, we unveiled a blue plaque on Home Secretary Jacqui Smith’s South London residence to honour her services to the people.
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