Zooey Deschanel

[papa_levante]

(con't)..

 

[papa_levante]

Some of these are incredibly bad misses.
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[papa_levante]

Power posting. Damn. Sorry.

Agency photos:
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I really love this hair color on Zooey for this Gap ad. If she got rid of the bangs and dark, I would definitely hope she'd turn to this.
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And my final Zooey post for the night!
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Venice magazine - she's adorable here!
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[STYLEOClDE]

She looks like a porcelain doll in that fourth picture from
those agency photos.

 

[papa_levante]

My mother used to be a Vanity Fair junkie since, oh man, 1999! Still is!
So seeing these was quite a treat because I remember them! Who knew I'd go gaga for her now?
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I remember the second one because I always thought that Kate B.'s pose was so

 

[papa_levante]

Sooo.. I've also been in the process of downloading amazing songs with Zooey in 'em. I came across 2 songs from a Disney movie that I've never heard of: Once Upon a Mattress. The quality is decent, and I can definitely tell it's Zooey.

Normandy: http://www.sendspace.com/file/xq88gw
In A Little While: http://www.sendspace.com/file/hi76u9

It was a TV movie made in 2005.

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But this one is the cream of the crop!

Hello Dolly: http://www.sendspace.com/file/vf3ocj

Quality is decent, but I just sounds so good. This is the genre that I think Zooey ought to stick to, sort of like the sound of Baby, It's Cold Outside from 'Elf.' I didn't like the folk-sy direction she took with She & Him.

 

[papa_levante]

Elle magazine, probably the prettiest I've seen her. I love orange.
same

 

[pinkballoons]

But this one is the cream of the crop!

Hello Dolly: http://www.sendspace.com/file/vf3ocj

Quality is decent, but I just sounds so good. This is the genre that I think Zooey ought to stick to, sort of like the sound of Baby, It's Cold Outside from 'Elf.' I didn't like the folk-sy direction she took with She & Him.

Thank you for all the pictures and this link! I totally agree about her singing, I really wanted to like She & Him but I just couldn't

 

[Annu]

I didn't know that Zooey liked to get her drink on!

Well there is absolut citron her ad and there are some recepties from those ads in nightclub.com, so:

ABSOLUT COSMO
1 ½ parts ABSOLUT CITRON
1 part cranberry juice
¾ part Hiram Walker® Triple Sec
¼ part fresh limejuice

Mix ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with an orange peel.

 

[papa_levante]

But this one is the cream of the crop!

Hello Dolly: http://www.sendspace.com/file/vf3ocj

Quality is decent, but I just sounds so good. This is the genre that I think Zooey ought to stick to, sort of like the sound of Baby, It's Cold Outside from 'Elf.' I didn't like the folk-sy direction she took with She & Him.

Go to the bottom of this page and you can watch the closing scene where Zooey performs 'Hello Dolly.' The editing is poor, but whatevs.

Closing scene from the short film, Raving, directed by Julia Stiles. Zooey Deschanel’s character sings the song “Hello Dolly.”

 

[papa_levante]

Volume 2 to be released on March 23, 2010. (My brother's birthday, btw.)

Track listing:

"Thieves"
"In the Sun"
"Don't Look Back"
"Ridin' In My Car"
"Lingering Still"
"Me and You"
"Gonna Get Along With You"
"Home"
"I'm Gonna Make It Better"
"Sing"
"Over It Over Again"
"Brand New Shoes"
"If You Can't Sleep"

... features 10 originals and two covers, NRBQ's "Ridin' In My Car" and Skeeter Davis's "Gonna Get Along Without You."

"Volume 2" is said to expand on the first album's 1970s style aesthetic and production, this time including strings and guests spots from Tilly and the Wall.

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pbpulse.com | December 8, 2009

Zooey Deschanel scored on the big screen in (500) Days of Summer and now she’s making a rare TV appearance, joining her sister Emily who stars as intrepid forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan in the Fox hit Bones. Deschanel explained the ups and downs of co-starring with Emily for the first time and spilled a few details to Parade.com’s Jeanne Wolf about her recent marriage to Death Cab for Cutie’s Benjamin Gibbard.

Why you have to be careful about acting with your sister:
“I think that both of us like to let each other have our space. The one thing that I fear about working with a family member is not getting along. You always want to make sure you don’t have any silly bickering or anything like that on the set. I mean, we don’t really do that so much anymore, but you always worry that little family things might come up.”

She needn’t have worried.
“I was hesitant. I just wanted to make sure that everything was right. But, it ended up being really fun. I was glad I did it. We had a really good time and we definitely cracked up a lot. Unfortunately, sometimes it was on camera.”

Emily was in charge though.
“She was essentially my boss for a couple days because she’s one of the producers of the show. But we’ve never really competed because we’re so different and we’re attracted to different things. I know that if we were up for the same thing, I would be happy if they chose her and she’d probably feel the same way about me.”

Why she’d never make it as a Bones regular:
“I don’t really like gory stuff. It makes me uncomfortable. I don’t like fake blood; it gives me the creeps. I haven’t really done any movies with a lot of fake blood or anything like that. Emily seems fine with it, which is good because every week she’s around gross things.”

Growing up it was easy to tell them apart.
“Emily was sort of moody and cool, very kind of aloof. I was very boisterous and always on. I was the energetic one and kind of crazy to the point where I was sometimes a little bit out of my mind. Whatever I thought came out of my mouth. Now, I just am completely different. I can’t explain it, but my personality changed quite a bit just with age.” wub

Married life is good.
“I think we both were always pretty romantic, but it’s just that now it feels like everything is better. I think being married is great. I make him breakfast and he cleans up. I think I’m going to keep him.”

The story that won’t go away.
“When I was like two or three years old I was stomping around our hotel room and yelling because I had an ear infection. I was so mad and my parents kept saying, 'Shhhhh.' I said, ‘Don’t you shush me.’ My mother loves to tell that about me. I used to try to stop her, but I’ve finally given up. It does make me sound like a little brat.”

Having parents in the biz:
“Both of them were able to follow their own dreams. I don’t think they felt like, since show business has been good to them, it would be to me and Emily. They were just like, ‘Whatever makes you happy.’ They’ve always been very understanding and supportive.”

Advice from her mother:
“She was like, ‘Wear blush. Always wear blush.’ That was one. She said ‘Wear lipstick’ too, but I don’t always follow that one.”

 

[SpanishCaravan]

I'm so excited for vulume 2!

 

[STYLEOClDE]

VOLUME 2!!!!! HELL YES.

 

[STYLEOClDE]

I think I'm going to keep him.

 

[paz2992]

i waited and waited, and the day arrived, i just finished watching (500) Days of Summer, i love it!! and i totally hate that i had to wait so much for it.
i guess patience is worth it

 

[papa_levante]

^ Didn't you just love it?

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Pretty much looks like she's going to devour the mic!

Zooey feels such passion towards all the mics she uses! And this dress is just darling!
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[gb_32]

#2991 Awwww!!! ♥♥♥

 

[gb_32]

awww everything is darling!

 

[STYLEOClDE]

She's so passionate.