You’ve heard the rumors, but now it’s confirmed: MisShapes is moving to Don Hill’s starting this week! So don’t be showing up at Luke and Leroy’s ’cause it’s just gonna be you and some confused New Jersey teens standing outside. The MisShapes crew is psyched about this move because Don Hill’s holds a special place […]
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I <3 U. I H8 U. When Text Messaging Takes a Turn for the Worst
I absolutely love this article by Sandra Barron that appeared in the NY Times “Modern Love” section about the rise and fall of a relationship…all via text message. When I forwarded it to some of my friends, they loved it too…although for some of them the story line was a little too close for comfort.
Shorts
Housewives can be horny too; A Night Out with Stacy Peralta
The Hipster Slave Trade
BEAT ROYALTY CALLS IT THE “HIPSTER SLAVE TRADE.” BEAT ROYALTY IS RIGHT. New article in the New York Times informs us that both Vice magazine and The Strokes are “cool” and “hip.” It’s hard to count on how many levels this particular article makes us want to grab a bucket and vomit up all of […]
The Voice on Blur
Village Voice‘s review of Blur Bowery Ballroom show.
Guitar Solos at a Rock Concert? Noooo! It Can’t Be True
Um, Abby just made me read The Strokes/White Stripes review I linked from the New York Times and.. um… is it just us, or has this person never been to a concert before? Coming Home on Crutches and Filling Radio City By KELEFA SANNEH “Come on, just cheer, make us feel good,” Julian Casablancas said […]
Fact or Fiction in Reporting
People are weird. Or are there “real” people?
The New York Times Can’t Tell the Strokes and the White Stripes Apart
*Snort* I still find this funny. The Times sucking it up big time. Oh the irony of the mixup!: The picture caption on Thursday with the Pop Life column, about bands that are bringing new energy to rock ‘n’ roll, referred incorrectly to a highly regarded recording by the White Stripes, which is in the […]
Who Wants to Work for Plum Sykes?
I didn’t get the memo. According to The New York Times Mondays are the new Thursdays. That’s it- next semester I’m making Wednesdays the new Mondays. Today in French class, we had to make up an imaginary French holiday to write back to our American friend who wrote about Thanksgiving. I made up “Parisienuvus.” It’s […]