[Note: I am icepixie across LJ, DW, and AO3 ( Read more... )

Sometimes you just have to dance. Or sometimes, if you're me, you get tired of dancing around in your head/in your room to this song and have to vid some dancing to it.

Song/Artist: "No Cheap Thrill," Suzanne Vega
Fandom: Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers movies
Length: 3:07

( Streaming, download link )

Dear Yuletide Writer,

THANK YOU for writing for me in my first Yuletide! I love all these fandoms and characters dearly, and I know I'll love whatever you come up with for them. I'm offering specific prompts for each fandom if you're the kind of writer who prefers them, but please don't feel constrained by them if you're not.

( General likes and dislikes )

[So, um...hi. I intended to write an LJ entry of moderate size, but 4,000 words later, I appear to have an essay. I feel like this might be a metaphor for my life ( Read more... )

Title: Identical Snowflakes
Artist: Hem
Length: 2:46
Summary: We were cut from the same paper / that was folded long ago / so let all the other snowflakes turn to snow.

Streaming embed and download link under the cut.

( Won't you melt into my arms before we go? )

Some period-appropriate links:

So apparently there is going to be a stage production of Top Hat in London this spring. It looks good! Different, given that there isn't a cast of thousands and a set that spans acres, but at least they kept the feather dress? They've done previews in various smaller cities in the UK, and it's had decent reviews ( Read more... )

My Fandom Stocking has been hung! I would love to get fic for anything on my list, or general notes and/or squee from y'all. If you're participating this year, point me at your stocking so I can leave you things!

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I've been cruising Tumblr lately. Here are some fruits of my voyages.

Photo of Ginger Rogers attempting to put makeup on a German ( Read more... )

Fandom stockings have been revealed! Yay! I received some lovely graphics and recs for poetry and books which look interesting indeed ( Read more... )

Title: Unchoreographed
Author:
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For some reason, I always think of the film Carefree (1938) as having been filmed in color. Maybe it's that "I Used to Be Colorblind" song. Or maybe it's that half of it takes place outdoors, where I'm sure of what colors the grass, sky, etc. are. (Although I found it amusing that in the menu art, the colorists couldn't decide whether to make ( Read more... )