shit, tatay na talaga si Gerard Way. (:
lumolobo na si Lyn-Z haha. ;DD
Liek teh lulz! Salute You in Your Grave Age: 102 Gender: - Posts: 4249
March 16th, 2009 at 02:22am
^ KEWLNESS!!!!!
fun ghoul In a Bullet's Embrace Age: - Gender: Female Posts: 58705
March 17th, 2009 at 06:38am
haha. baby bump.
party poison. Salute You in Your Grave Age: 31 Gender: Female Posts: 4819
March 29th, 2009 at 05:09am
heartquake.:
in case nobody has heard it yet. click here.
(then click 'trailer' at the top, and then click the song name when it comes up.)
it's not the full song, at least i don't think it is. kerrang! said it was a 'sneak listen'..
i love his "woahh" parts! i fucking knew it was him! :'D absolutely love the song.
OMFG!!!
Final Fantasy VII. can't wait.
zackrothisdeath Joining The Black Parade Age: 29 Gender: Male Posts: 211
it is real. Gerard modelled alongside wife Lindsey for Chris Anthony's collection "Venice".
“Venice”, is the solo exhibition of new works by award-winning Los Angeles photographer Chris Anthony. For his third solo show with the Corey Helford Gallery, Anthony creates an extraordinary world in flux where the moody tides of fact and fiction converge. As global warming causes ocean levels to rise and the melting of Antarctic Ice sheets, a mysterious sinking civilization is unveiled, entitled “Venice”. Inhabited by aquatic survivors and enchanting lost souls, “Venice’s” otherworldly atmosphere is heightened by Anthony’s signature aesthetic and technical artistry.
Models and muses Emily Deschanel, Jacinda Barrett, Mercedes Helnwein and lead singer of My Chemical Romance, Gerard Way and his wife Lindsey Way are featured in the photographs, adding their unique persona to the dramatic narratives. The exhibition marks Anthony’s first major project shot outdoors, and his icy palette of greys and blues creates the illusion of an arctic climate, skillfully deceiving the balmy Venice Beach, California location where the series was photographed. In Anthony’s own words “Venice is a metaphor for a sinking city, deserving of nature’s wrath, leaving its citizens to tread water and explore new ways to sustain life on aquatic earth.” “Venice” opens on Saturday, March 28, 2009 at Corey Helford Gallery’s special exhibition space located at 6086 Comey Avenue in Los Angeles. The show is open to the public and will be on view until April 18, 2009.
Cullenized!
