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11 Film (Hair)Cuts to Covet
Don’t you hate it when you forget to bring an example of a haircut/style you want to the hair salon, and every fucking magazine seems to somehow feature only the cold, dead eyes of any or all of the numerous Disney Channel gremlins starring in various vampire , high school
Disguise Your Drinking Problem as Brunch at Lime
Copious amounts of booze? I’m listening. Sexy singles? Yes please. Huevos rancheros? Where do I sign? There are few things in life I’d consider better than brunch (like seeing that your ex has gained fifty pounds or the adorable face kids make when you tell them Santa isn’t real). But
Broke-Ass Band Interview: Judgement Day
You’ve probably never seen anything like Judgement Day before, they’re on some other shit. They play “String Metal” a term they made up but which fits their sound perfectly. They’re basically an instrumental Heavy Metal band where the only instruments are violin, cello and drums. And I’ve got a long history
Giveaway: Acoustic Show with John Nolan From Taking Back Sunday
Remember phone booths? Remember the song “Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in my Hand?” It was the only hit for Primitive Radio Gods back in the late 90s, but one of the better calm, pianoy songs from the decade. John Nolan from Taking Back Sunday recorded a
Special Guest Selection:Humpday Video Simian Mobile Disco “Cruel Intentions”
Did you ever have a friend that you wanted to do a favor for because he or she does so much for humanity and the world at large? Well, when my friend Andrew Toledano isn’t curing diseases, wrestling lions, cooking school lunches for poor kids, composing the score for edgy
“L@TE†Party and ‘Zine Exhibit at the Berkeley Art Museum
*If you don’t know about Berkeley’s BAM/PFA, here is bunch of the information you should know. If you are already informed, just jump to the end for info about the soirée this Friday night. The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAM/PFA) are both rad institutions. BAM (a bizarre
Dingy and Pristine: The Alleys of Tribeca
New York City is chock full of storied streets and landmarks, and you only get to see a fraction of them from a sightseeing bus. They are all over the city, tucked in all its nooks and crannies, paved over, faded, dirty, and all easily overlooked on the way to