Our beloved RIAA is usually up to no good, but they have an interesting list of the 100 best selling albums of all times:
Place #1 goes to the Eagles’ Greatest Hits (which surprises me a little bit), followed by Michael Jackson’s Thriller and Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
Makes for a nice iTunes shopping list (with an interesting mixture of all genres, for obvious reasons).
This is a golden age of dining and drinking in a city that 15 years ago was about as cutting edge as a tomato in January.
Despite this questionable quote, the New York Times seem to like Portland, Oregon food-wise.
I can see that: Portland is still one of the nicest cities that I have been to in the U.S., if not the best. Turns out, I have chosen the right decade to go there.
Dieses Foto haben Christian und ich bei unserem Urlaub in New York City gemacht:
Da grüßt Lenin von einem Luxus-Apartmentgebäude namens “Red Square Apartments” im East Village, NYC.
Grotesk.
A funny billboard I ran across in New York City in July 2006.
Funny for everybody but Steven, that is.