Kennis and the band settled out of court. Barry claimed he had a release for the photo, but Kennis said he wasn’t even the photographer and her mother probably took the shot. Disaster strikes during a 13-year-old boy's holiday, stranding him on a strange island populated by dinosaurs, littered with ghost ships and a occupied by a beautiful young girl who claims to have. She sued the photographer, band, and label.

Development Program, a CGI dinosaur, voiced by actor Jack Black, urges the. After Contra went to number one in several countries, Kennis saw her face from 30 years ago staring back from The New York Times, at the Gap, and on New York City street corners. Dinosaur voiced by Jack Black tells United Nations 'going extinct is a bad thing'. One day, her daughter showed her the album cover on the website of Barnes and Noble. The ambiguity of her age and expression made me feel like she was on the cusp of something, which really matches the vibe of the new album.” They tracked down photographer Tod Barry, who says he took it at a casting call for a TV ad in 1983.īy the time of the album’s release, the model, Ann Kirsten Kennis, had retired to Fairfield, Connecticut. “We had a lot of discussions trying to figure out how old this person was when the picture was taken,” lead singer Ezra Koenig told Pitchfork. Rostam Batmanglij, multi-instrumentalist for New York City indie band Vampire Weekend, came across this vintage Polaroid of a blond model in a polo shirt. Any moment now Quinns: AAAAAA at last After so long Is it a girl Is it a boy Paul: ITS NEWS. Photo credit: Tod Barry (disputed) // Album image via Amazon

The girl from dinosaur island