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Free movie the times of bill cunningham live. The beloved fashion photographer, a longtime fixture of both street life and society events in New York, gets a second documentary tribute in Mark Bozek’s feature, narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker. The death of Bill Cunningham in 2016 marked the end of an era with the disappearance of his candid snapshots from the "On the Street" and "Evening Hours" Sunday columns in The New York Times. The self-effacing fashion historian's monastic dedication to his work, along with the unbridled joy he drew from it, were celebrated in Richard Press' gorgeous 2011 documentary Bill Cunningham New York. First-time director Mark Bozek now takes an expansive view of the subject in The Times of Bill Cunningham, a captivating portrait built around a previously unseen interview he shot with the photographer in 1994. Does this new film shine much fresh light on a life already so affectionately examined in the earlier close-up? Aside from the gratuitous dissing of the Press doc ? when Sarah Jessica Parker reads Bozek's scripted narration, making the unverifiable claim that the 2011 film's success and the public recognition it brought Cunningham made him uncomfortable ? perhaps not. But if you have a subject as delightful and forthcoming as the self-invented shutterbug, not to mention decades' worth of fabulous footage and photographic records of high and low fashion, you really can't have too much of a good thing. Bozek, whose background is in fashion marketing, television production and 20-plus years as a QVC exec (he was the basis of the Bradley Cooper character in David O. Russell's Joy), began work on the film the day Cunningham died, aged 87. He dug out the long-lost video interview, which had been planned as a quick 10-minute chat but ended up a life-spanning reflection that continued until the tape ran out. During production on the doc, Bozek scored access to Cunningham's vast photo archives covering six decades, including a wealth of previously unpublished material from the pre- New York Times years. For someone inherently shy and unfailingly modest about his achievements, Cunningham is a brilliant interview subject. His words are buoyed by the infectious enthusiasm, the sense of gratitude even, that he shares about having been able to carve out a significant career doing something he loves. "A luxury, " he calls it, bringing an exciting sense of discovery to each new day on the job. And he was always on the job. Parked on his favorite corner of 57th Street and Fifth Avenue, or whizzing about New York in his customary uniform of a blue French sanitation workers' jacket on a series of 25 bicycles in as many years ? "The cheaper the better. They're only gonna steal it! " ? he was never without his camera. With prompts from Cunningham at every step, Bozek guides us through the subject's life from his conservative Boston Irish-Catholic upbringing to his arrival at 19 in New York, where he worked in advertising at the chic department store Bonwit Teller. Having fooled around making hats since he was 10, Cunningham began sidelining as a milliner, fashioning fantasy headgear that was much in demand during the explosion of postwar fetes and costume balls. But Bonwits fired him when they learned that his attention-getting creations weren't being sold in their stores. It's the chronicle of this period in particular that makes Cunningham's career such a wonderfully New York-centric story ? of a creative artist propelled by drive, resourcefulness and fortuitous connections, though seemingly not by the usual fundamental quality of guile. He secured himself a small apartment to use as a studio, rent free in exchange for janitorial duties, earning a modest income delivering lunches on Madison Avenue and working nights at a Howard Johnson's. He was drafted during the Korean War and stationed in France, where he attended the Paris fashion shows for the first time while also selling his hats to major designers like Schiaparelli. Back in New York, he started working for the influential couture salon Chez Ninon, where his association with future first lady Jacqueline Bouvier began. Perhaps prefiguring by several decades the colonization of Hollywood by the personal stylist, Cunningham makes amusing comments about how the movie sirens of the time, Ginger Rogers, Joan Crawford and Elizabeth Taylor among them, had little style of their own and were not Chez Ninon's ideal customers. The store's preferred clients instead were sophisticated socialites like Babe Paley and Slim Keith. By contrast, Cunningham admits he never cared about his own wardrobe, relying on thrift stores and castoffs, often from widows offloading their late husbands' clothes. He may be the only person who ever went to lunch with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor wearing hand-me-downs. Around this time in the mid-1950s, Cunningham moved into a small apartment in the legendary Carnegie Studios above the concert hall that would become his home and personal archive for the next half-century. The astonishing cast of famous-name artists and eccentrics who lived in these cramped residential apartments over the decades has been widely documented, but it's nonetheless a treat to hear Cunningham talk of his more memorable neighbors. John Fairchild, the editor who transformed Women's Wear Daily into a fashion force, pulled Cunningham into journalism, though the latter is characteristically humble about his efforts as a writer. (Bozek omits any mention of Cunningham's posthumously discovered memoir Fashion Climbing, published this year. ) Only in the '60s when a friend gave him his first camera and told him to use it like a notebook did he find his métier. But although the self-taught photographer began shooting runway shows, he really found his calling capturing idiosyncratic New York street style. While much of the world was becoming increasingly fixated on the cult of celebrity and the dream factory of Hollywood, Cunningham was more interested in "how women dressed in their own lives. " Paradoxically, however, it was a lucky 1978 shot of that most elusive symbol of iconic silver-screen glamour, Greta Garbo, wearing a nutria coat, that opened the doors to his long association with The New York Times. There's a dizzying array of fashion visuals here, both shots by Cunningham and extensive material documenting the decades during which he lived and worked. The image quality varies wildly, but the sheer volume alone almost dictates a second viewing to take it all in. Bozek and editor Amina Megalli could perhaps have streamlined a more elegant narrative out of all this, and Parker's linking commentary is often flowery and overwritten. But the film is never less than charming, imbued with genuine fondness for its subject. What it captures most essentially is the distinctly egalitarian philosophy with which Cunningham approached his chosen field ? pegged far more to dressing with flair and imagination than to high-end designer access. He also was perceptive on the ways in which fashion reflects what's happening in terms of the politics and social movements of any particular time. And it's especially refreshing, in this age of spotlight-seeking protagonism, to spend time with an artist whose modus operandi was to remain invisible. "We're not the story, " he says at one point. Even more so than the earlier documentary, this one keeps a discreet distance from questions about Cunningham's sexuality and private relationships; though much can be inferred from his exhaustive photo-documentation of Pride parades and other LGBTQ events, starting long before they received general media coverage. In one of the most moving moments in the film, he tears up remembering the devastating losses of the AIDS crisis, his voice breaking as he recalls departed friends, like the fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez, the subject of a recent doc by James Crump. The real strength of Bozek's film is how much of Cunningham's own voice it gives us. Just listening to him on the milestone 1973 Versailles show that grouped together the work of five leading American fashion designers with that of five French counterparts is a rare pleasure. 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Sound made when a spirit stove is used to convert boat into a liquid asset. 4). Also called boom for the sound that's made when it hits crew in the head on its way across the boat. For slow crew, it's called `boom, boom. ' Boomkin: Small, very young boom, less than one year old. Bos'n: Short for Boatswain, pronounced "bosun", the person in charge of the deck crew, and the deck and rigging in general. In the modern Navy the Bos'n is a Warrant Officer, while a Bosn's Mate is a Petty Officer. Bottom Characteristics: With regard to human beings, the definition speaks for itself. Bottom Paint: 1). What you get when the cockpit seats are freshly painted. The most dented can of paint.? Bow: 1). The part of the boat that no one should have to work on.? 2). Temporary section of an offshore Catamaran. A physical act performed to acknowledge those who are applauding your fine sailing skills. 4).? Gesture from the helmsman as he crosses the finish line first.? 5).? Best part of the ship to ram another with.? 6).? Front part of multihulls often found underwater.? 5).? What you do after performing an outstanding docking maneuver. Boxing The Compass: What you might attempt to foolishly do after drunkenly returning to the ship. Brass Monkey Weather: Refers to very cold weather. Broach: Piece of jewelry that you would not want to wear in heavy weather at sea. Broad Reach: How a lady of the evening might grab at you as you walk down a dimly lit pier. Bulkhead: 1). A very anal retentive sailor (see also Stern). Discomfort suffered by sailors who drink too much. Uni-sex bathroom.? 4). Discomfort suffered by sailors who drink too much.? 5). Boater with a very large cranium. Bunk: 1). A small uncomfortable area for wet sailors to attempt sleep. 2).? Location to store unused sails. Buoy:? 1). Opposite of girlie or flying gull.? 2). Navigational aid. There are several types and colors of buoys of which the most numerous are:? -green can (seen as a fuzzy black spot on the horizon)? -red nun (seen as a fuzzy black spot on the horizon)? -red or green day beacon(seen as a fuzzy black spot on the horizon), and? -vertically striped black-and-white channel marker (seen as a fuzzy black spot on the horizon) Burdened Vessel: The boat which, in a collision situation, did not have the right-of-way. See PRIVILEGED VESSEL. Captain: See FIGUREHEAD Calm: Sea condition characterized by the simultaneous disappearance of the wind and the last cold beverage. Can Buoy:? (Pronounced Can BOY) Male with diarrhea. Canvas: An abrasive sailcloth used to remove excess skin from knuckles Capsize: Interior diameter of any piece of headgear, usually expressed in inches [sometimes kilometers]. Catamaran: Boat design involving two hulls therefore twice as likely to hit something or develop a leak, yet taking twice as long to sink. Cathead(s):? Popular menu item in some overseas food stores. Caulk: Any one of a number of substances introduced into the spaces between planks in the hull and decking of a boat that give a smooth, finished appearance while still permitting the passage of a significant amount of seawater. Celestial Fix: What you need every day. Chart: Large piece of paper that is useful in protecting cabin and cockpit surfaces from food and beverage stains.? Type of nautical map which tells you exactly where you are aground or what you just hit. Charley Noble: Many a rookie sailor has been sent to find Charley Noble. Usually after much searching and being unable to find the person named, he will eventually discover that Charley Noble is the galley stove pipe. This is akin to being put on lookout duty for the mail buoy. Chine: Word used after, "rise and... " What the sun does. Chock: 1). Sudden and usually unpleasant surprise suffered by Spanish seaman. Full right up to here... Circuit Breaker: An electromechanical switching unit intended to prevent the flow of electricity under normal operating conditions and, in the case of a short circuit, to permit the electrification of all conductive metal fittings throughout the boat. Available at most novelty shops. Clew: Evidence leading to recovery of a missing sail.? Indication from the skipper as to what he might do next.? Oriental crewmember.? What a new sailor often doesn't have any of. Cloud Bank: Where you store clouds, which gather interest for future use. Club, Yacht Club, Racing Association: Troublesome seasonal accumulation in costal areas of unpleasant marine organisms with stiff necks and clammy extremities. Often present in large numbers during summer months when they clog inlets, bays, and coves, making navigation almost impossible. The infestations are most serious along the coasts of Conneticut, Massachusetts, and Maine. They can be effectively dislodged with dynamite, but, alas, archaic federal laws rule out this option. COB: 1). Cash Over Board. Play ducks and drakes with BOAT's Coiled: Relatively mild upper respiratory ailment commonly contracted at sea by sailors from Brooklyn. Comfort: A term not used in conjunction with racing yachts (see also Interior). Command: Mnemonic used to remember how orders at sea are to be given: Confuse Obscure Mispronounce Mumble Abbreviate Nasalize Drool. Companionway: 1. ) Another name for a hole to fall into. (see also Hatch) 2. ) A double berth. 3) Narrow channel. Compass: Navigational instrument that... indicates the presence of machinery and magnets on board ship by spinning wildly.? Co-Tidal Hour: Not to be confused with coital hour, which is somethin
The half shirt fad going on is horrendous. (i.e. the eyeball shirt on the left at 2:17 ) Leave something to the imagination. And it's not creative anymore if EVERY other girl (or guy) wears it. It was once an eyesore to people who simply didn't like the look to begin with, and now it's an eyesore to everyone who remembers what the last person wore.? Miley? Minaj? Lopez? Sooooo sick of them undermining their real talent just to bear too much skin because they think that's what people always want to see. It's not what we always want to see. For example, Jennifer Lopez is smart and a natural beauty but she's dumbing herself down by over exposing her body in place of her talent.? I just wanted to pick at that one fashion fad. I personally like some of the looks in this clip, btw. The golden shoes on the left at 2:40 are pretty and I'd wear those.
Wtf. Never man never. I think these are Much Nicer than those Long Summer Dresses That Ladies Have To hold onto All Day.
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