It is our wholehearted belief that, were the Opera world to bring in a new take on their centuries old art, they would attract a whole new generation. Sort of like that Jean Paul Gautier dressed film The Fifth Element and how they revamped Lucia with some dance floor pounding house track. Not everyone agrees, we know, but there you have it. Bringing in fresh blood the likes of blonde beauty Amber Heard, Emma Roberts, Chloe Moretz, January Jones and Emmy Rossum alongside the likes of the sophistication of Patricia Clarkson, is a damn good start to a change. These iconic divas lent their support to the YSL sponsored Met Opera gala opening for Manon this past week in NYC.
And we were gagging!
We love ourselves some Amber… For her young years she is a classic yet modern blond ambition that can do anything. Sex appeal included.
Ask her to work some fashion? Easy for her. And done like a runway veteran. To demurely whip a mans attention into the ready? Done. Have the gay boys screaming over her effortless sashay? Yes, we did! It's little challenge for her…
And she delivers with continuity.
Yeah, so The Rum Diaries flopped. Certainly to no fault of her own or Johnny Depp's for that matter. It was just a bad script written by a drunk who assuredly was still drinking when he went back & proof read the works. Heard's performance was inspired.
And let us not start on the puritans who complained their asses off about The Playboy Club.
Those folks simply have to much damn time on their hands and not enough volunteer drive to help the needy.
We will religiously continue our support of Ms. Heard as she brings a little bit of sunshine into our world whenever we lay eyes on her. And we are thankful for it.
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