Daryl Hannah Videos

There are villains we love, and villains we'd love to be -- at least fictionally, imaginatively within our own little dream worlds. These are worlds where we don't have to really kill anybody or do anything bad, but can just lather ourselves in their badassedness, especially as the time ticks down towards Halloween. For me, there's probably no villain I'd rather mimic than Kill Bill's Elle Driver, California Mountain Snake. I was mesmerized when Daryl Hannah whistled her way into the hospital in the sexiest and coolest white suit known to man, only to change into something as equally cool -- taking the nurse look so far that there's even that bright red cross adorning her white eye patch. Cool song, cool clothes, and cool fighting style. If Uma didn't do such a great job, I would've been rooting for Elle the whole time. Of course, every time I watch the scene after the jump, I always grumble about the fact that every costume store sells "sexy nurse" outfits, but no truly sexy nurse outfits. Sorry models, but your practically bare-arsed images on those skimpy little costumes are no match for head-to-toe white suits with red umbrellas, or form fitting and classic white nurses' uniforms. But one day... I'll sew one myself if I have to!Filed under: Fandom, Scenes We LoveContinue reading Villains We Love: Elle Driver Permalink | Email this | Comments

David Suzuki talks at Greening the Heartland in Detroit. Also news and info from people trying to kick the Senate in the pants on climate change. There was a Mountain Top Removal protest last week at Marsh Fork Elementary School at Coal Mountain West Virginia, attended by some very well known people including Dr. James [...]

This is going to be one of those weeks where we live up to our name a little more, but we ve got a good reason ;)

On Friday, June 5th “Home”, an environmental documentary set a record with its simultaneous release in over 87 countries. In the U.S. it aired on the National Geographic channel at 9:00 PM and on a YouTube channel known as “HomeProject”. What struck me the most about the film was the spectacular photography taken over 18 months in more than 50 countries. The photography was mostly shot from a helicopter with high definition “Cineflex” cameras producing clear and steady footage with amazing clarity and color. Those of us involved in the green movement are probably familiar with most of the information artfully delivered by Glenn Close. However, this is the first time I’ve ever seen it presented with such visual impact. The film focuses on the delicate planetary balances existing on earth and demonstrates how no organism can be self-sufficient. It goes on to show how the human species has upset this balance with examples of industrial farming and cattle ranching, deforestation, and mismanagement of food, water and natural resources. Again, nothing new to us, but very effectively presented. At the end of the film we’re reminded that all is not lost.  That small changes made by individuals make an enormous difference to what seems to be irreversible damage to our planet.  The film also looks at the international community and how co-operation between nations has found win-win solutions to many environmental concerns. Then, there’s the fun part.  Even environmentalists love a good party and Stella McCartney’s outdoor picnic at her West Hollywood store was the place to see the film and be seen in the newest eco-chic fashions. Stella has designed comfortable, environmentally friendly fashions which were proudly worn by her eco minded host committee: Anjelica Huston, Cameron Diaz, Daryl Hannah, Liv Tyler, Charlize Theron, Emily Deschanel, Rosario Dawson, and Jessica Capshaw.   Guests including Rosanna Arquette, Tracey Ellis Ross, Katherine McPhee, Rachel Zoe, Max Winkler and Sasha Spielberg sat at and on eco garden furniture, walked on eco-turf, drank sustainable cocktails, ate organic vegan picnic food and enjoyed organic wine. My kind of party! Go Stella! Photos courtesy of Donato Sardella Directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand Produced by Denis Carot and Luc Besson Written by Isabelle Delannoy Narrated by Glenn Close Music by Armand Amar A Recent Post From: Greener Living Today Home - Review

This is the Celebration edit for the CTNGREN earthday video mashup, one of 4 in the series, featuring John Paul DeJoria Paul Mitchell Systems Anne Hathaway Daryl Hannah The Fuel Film - Sheryl Crow Activist Entertainment Alexander Mendeluk William Seibold Sir Richard Branson Agape International Dr. Michael Bernard Beckwith Dr. Jeff Schweitzer Neal Gray Neyasha Monnigan REVERB / Earth Keepers Will.i.am & John Legend Lola Berry Conscious Living TV Michael & Bianca Alexander Josh Tickell Mel Kirk Carolyn Scott The Staff at CTNGREEN Andrew - J - Robin- Alexa Video Suite at DSMJ

Images from the day that 3000+ people shut down the capitol power plant for the afternoon to say yes to a clean energy future for all of us. www.capitolclimateaction.org many of these photos (c) matt stern www.flickr.com/stern_matt

Images from the day that 3000+ people shut down the capitol power plant for the afternoon to say yes to a clean energy future for all of us. www.capitolclimateaction.org

daryl checks out bike culture and rolls with critical mass! for more visit: dhlovelife.com

hemp! it's amazing! for more visit: dhlovelife.com

Amanda Congdon talks to Daryl Hannah and discusses environmentalism and videoblogging.

Academy Award-nominated director Robert Altman tackles John Grisham in this star-studded thriller! Academy Award-nominee Kenneth Branagh and Academy Award-winner Robert Duvall star in the story of a lawyer who takes on his lover's abusive father.