I’ve teamed up with the fine folks at Tricycle Records and Public Works to bring you a party of epic fucking proportions. Next Thursday, October 11th (10/11/12 for fucks sake!) we are throwing a Rock-n-Roll Carnival! And the best part is that the first 100 of you who buy tickets

Imagine yourself sitting at a quaint little cafe along the Seine, drinking French wine and nibbling on fine cheese and charcuterie. Sounds lovely doesn’t it? Now imagine what the price tag of that plane ticket to get you to Paris is gonna look like…who’s got that kind of money laying

Sometimes things move a little slowly over here in Broke-Ass HQ. It’s that whole “not having any money” thing. But as an advertisement for ketchup once told me “Good things come to those who wait”. And the wait is over folks! Young, Broke & Beautiful: Broke-Ass Stuart’s Guide to Living

So I finally got my shit together and answered a whole bunch of questions that you, my dear readers, sent in through Facebook and Twitter. The responses are in this video below.

What are you doing on Tuesday, June 19th? I’ll tell you what: you’re coming out to Bottle Cap and letting me feed you drinks. I’ll be guest bartending there from 6-8pm and all the tips that I make in that time period are going to Project Open Hand, an amazing

UpOut presents “Broke & Classy: Broke-Ass Stuart’s 10 year Anniversary of Living in San Francisco“. Just because you’re young, broke and beautiful doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be able to put on your nicest duds and have a spectacular night on the town. When was the last time you spent just

Why yes I did write that title in third person. Why? Because I feel like it’s probably better for SEO. Then again I don’t know shit about that. What I do know about though is travel and because of that the fine people at Gogobot have tapped me to be

This Saturday I will be joining an assortment of great writers at San Francisco’s Make-Out Room for Writers with Drinks. What is Writers with Drinks?  I’m so glad you asked according to the website: Writers with Drinks won “Best Literary Night” from the SF Bay Guardian readers’ poll six years in