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  • [Product Review] Silky Girl Moisture Max...

    Yay~ I've finally posted my review of the lipsticks from Silky Girl cosmetics! These are among my current favourites apart from the Maybelline Watershine Diamonds lipsticks which I possess. Please check it out at: http://fsrain.pixnet.net/blog/post/36631000       &... Read more ...

    Published on 01/15/2012 in .:FS.Räîn:.

  • About Baviphat's Bavi Girl Lollipop Lipgloss!!

    Hey everyone~ I've been dilligently updating my Review Blog and today, I've just posted up a min review on the Bavi Girl Lollipop lipgloss!   Check it out here: http://fsrain.pixnet.net/blog/post/36440332   I was using this gloss today for my makeup and I've been using it for s... Read more ...

    Published on 12/22/2011 in .:FS.Räîn:.

  • Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage

    Some stunning images in BBC Two's new series presented by Francesco da Mosto in which he sails the great Venetian trading route all the way to Istanbul. In the second episode the journey begins with Pulia in Croatia - a vast Roman ampitheatre where a careless thumbs down from the crowd d... Read more ...

    Published on 07/10/2008 in diaphania

  • Bach tells 'the greatest story ever told'

    JS Bach is often cited as the greatest ever composer and the St Matthew Passion as his greatest work. Setting the text of Chapters 24-27 of St Matthew's Gospel, it tells the story of Christ's last days up to the crucifixion. First performed on Good Friday in 1727 in the Thomas... Read more ...

    Published on 03/17/2008 in diaphania

  • Getting into a lather with Millais

    You have until 13 January to see the Tate's latest blockbuster: a seven room survey of the entire career of Sir John Everett Millais (1829-96), perhaps best known for his Ophelia and 'Bubbles' the Pears soap boy. The greatest painter of his day produced what was then regarded as his grea... Read more ...

    Published on 01/10/2008 in diaphania

  • Akram Khan in 'Third Catalogue', Purcell Room,...

    The final part of kathak dancer Khan's trilogy of solos on the South Bank. Central solos from the first two parts of his trilogy, Polariod Feet and Ronin plus a new solo. Khan on stage with five musicians, including singer Faheem Mazhar and BC Manjunath, the percussionist from his company's curr... Read more ...

    Published on 04/14/2005 in diaphania

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