Fiona Apple // photo Sebastian Kim, 2012

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Fiona Apple // photo Sebastian Kim, 2012
As Trump takes office & pledges mass deportations, here is a shareable film series written by immigrants for immigrants on how to safely defend against ICE.
4 films. 7 languages. Narrated by a range of amazing humans, including Jesse Williams, Fiona Apple, & Kumail Nanjiani.
Via Scott Hechinger and on the web at WeHaveRights.us
Also: printable Red Cards
Fiona Apple // photo: John Scarisbrick for The Face
Via Zelda [x] – Fiona gave me this video to share.
She’s been trying to find a truthful way to speak to the enormity of what’s happening in the world, from the horror in Gaza and Sudan, to the cruelty being aimed at trans kids, to the assault on women’s bodily autonomy, to the abuse and terror being inflicted on immigrants and their families, to the erosion of voting rights and civil liberties, to the disappearance of Indigenous and Black children, so often met with silence, and to so much more suffering and injustice than can be named or addressed in a single statement.
This is where she is.
Fiona Apple with David Blaine
it took me a moment to deconstruct the black pants 3 leg pile-up
From left to right, what do we think legswise?
David > Fiona > Fiona > David or Fiona > David > Fiona > David or Fiona > Fiona > Fiona > David or David > David > Fiona > Fiona
Fiona Apple // photo: Dan Monick, 2012 [x]
Fiona Apple is providing the title music for the new miniseries Lucky, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and based on the 2021 novel by Marissa Stapley. It premieres on Apple TV+ on July 15.
Fiona Apple videos which involve lying in bed:
Criminal
First Taste
Sleep to Dream
Limp
O'Sailor,
Every Single Night
Not About Love.
Director: “So Fiona whats the concept for the new video?” Fiona: “How abouts I just lie in bed and you guys shoot the video around me.”
As well as a streaming service, qobuz have MP3 song downloads - this is their artist page for Fiona
They have a few rarities: live versions of Parting Gift and O' Sailor plus the iTunes originals for anyone who can't access the Apple store version.
#morningmotivation
Cara Delevingne's new single "Need It" is a skittery synthpop track about being used by another person. If I had to guess, I'd say that Apple's largest contributions were to the song's lyrics: "Marrow me, bone me/ Tempt me, tease me/ Fuck me, don't fix me/ Excite me with safety." Delevingne basically confirms this. Talking about Apple in a press release, Delevingne says, "She's an absolute savant when it comes to portraying emotion and melody and lyric, and she was a big supporter of this album".
Before you get too excited, you should know that Fiona Apple is merely one of six credited songwriters on the single. Also, it doesn't sound like any of Apple's music, though you might be able to detect some 'Criminal' in there if you squint your ears hard enough.
Apple and Delevingne co-wrote the song with producer BJ Burton, keyboard player Tommy King, Victoria "Ryann" Zaro, and Sylvan Esso's Amelia Meath. [x]
Fiona being interviewed at the 2001 Grammys
Fiona Apple with David Blaine
Fiona Apple // photo: Béatrice de Géa