Michel Gondry is a French video and movie director (Human Nature, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, etc.) who collaborated with Björk since her “Debut” album. The two of them have a fruitful partnership, which resulted in several amazing videos. I read somewhere that Gondry found Björk especially inspiring, leading him to trust his creative instinct more. Björk found an interesting interpretor in Gondry (they have a tight collaboration, however, and it seems Björk is very much involved in the process). I want to underline here the interest Gondy had in expressing Björk’s singularity through his concepts and visuals.

You will find below links to the beautiful and moving “Bachelorette”, with its incredible narrative illustrated by several “mises en abîmes”, frames within frames, stories within stories, that eventually come fill circle, when the first story finally reclaims the narrative. Indeed, as shown in his directing works, Gondry often seems more interested in promoting…

Guns like these are the main reason The Founding Fathers included the Second Amendment in the Constitution.

Polonium was discovered in 1898 by the scientists Marie Curie and Pierre Curie. It is a rare, unstable, highly radioactive element found in uranium ore. In terms of equivalent mass, polonium is around 250,000 times more toxic than hydrogen cyanide – and there is no antidote.