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So many versions of this song, and of course the most known is the one from The Jerk, with Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters. But, it’s the weekend before Halloween, which means all the spooks and parties will be out and happening this weekend. And I’m in my creepster mood of wanting to scare myself. . . . → Read More: Friday Music – Tonight You Belong To Me – Inspired by American Horror Story Every year, the costumes are getting shorter, less funnier, and in the comedic sense… more limp (PUN INTENDED). So today, I’d like to share some wonderfully creepy, nostalgic and slightly terrifying photos of vintage Halloween costumes that I’ve come across the following two sites. Hopefully, you will be inspired by the time when people planned out and . . . → Read More: Vintage Halloween Style! When I think of dream pop, I think of laying around in dusty teenage girl bedrooms, after school with the sun slanting in through the windows, telling secrets and listening to Mazzy Star. And then I grew up. And so did Mazzy Star. The OC played, Into Dust, ad nauseum, and then Hope Sandoval did . . . → Read More: Mazzy Star – New Album 
Brooklyn-based comedian Myq Kaplan is not only hilarious, he’s also vegan, singlehandedly dispelling the myth that animal rights activists lack a sense of humor. Take that, haters. Anyway. Kaplan, whose name you may recognize from NBC’s Last Comic Standing (where he made it to the final five), was on hand yesterday at Farm Sanctuary’s Walk for Farm . . . → Read More: Comedy Meets Tragedy: A Q&A with Vegan Laugh-Man Myq Kaplan  2 comments  Events, Politics, Science and Nature  Angelica Kitchen, Billy Hicks, Blossom, Blossom Du Jour, Candle 79, Candle Cafe, Champs Bakery, Chipotle, Conan O'Brien, Craig Ferguson, Dao Palate, David Letterman, Doug Stanhope, EarthMatters, Farm Sanctuary, Foodswings, Gene Baur, George Carlin, Last Comic Standing, Lenny Bruce, Myq Kaplan, NBC, Nell Alk, Nellie McKay, NYC, Peter Singer, Prince, Pure Food & Wine, Rockin' Raw, sNice, Subway, The Life You Can Save, The Organic Grill, The V-Spot, V-Note, Vegan, Viva Herbal Pizzeria, Walk for Farm Animals, Wild Ginger
The last couple weeks have been a strange interconnection of places and events. I’m currently in the UK on a scouting mission for an upcoming book and DJ tour, and it has me revisiting some of the cities of my past. Among them, London, which, beyond my love for all it has to offer, is also . . . → Read More: Building begins with Demolition, Love and Otherwise Its Fall in NY pompers! That usually means boot season for me! I love the idea of pairing short boots, knee high boots, and sometimes thigh high (pretty woman style) boots with so many different styles of clothing. However, the most popular style of clothing that you may see paired with any boots, is usually Bohemian. The new . . . → Read More: Charlotte Ronson Spring 2012 
“Three people. Six weeks. One challenge.” This is the austere tag line for Vegucated, the anything-but-austere latest and greatest in health-related documentaries. Last summer it was the eye-opening Forks Over Knives, all about the lifesaving benefits of adopting a whole foods, plant-based diet. Unlike FOK, however, Vegucated, which just won best documentary at the Toronto Independent . . . → Read More: A Vegucation: Award-Winning Documentary VEGUCATED is Core Curriculum 2 comments Events, Politics, Science and Nature Brian Flegel, Ellen Mausner, Farm Sanctuary, Forks Over Knives, Gene Bauer, GetVegucated.com, Howard Lyman, Jasmin Singer, Joel Fuhrman, Just Eats Tour, Kenneth Williams, Let’s Get America Vegucated! Fall Tour, Marisa Miller Wolfson, Morgan Spurlock, Nell Alk, Our Hen House, Peaceable Kingdom, Super Size Me, SVA Theatre, T. Colin Campbell, Tesla Lobo, The China Study, TIFF, Toronto Independent Film Festival, Vegucated
It was late night, I was at my parents house watching television. The room was dark, and suddenly punctuated by strangely familiar music. Suddenly, I was a child, in Dubai, watching a movie with my parents and our friends. When a masked Mohammad Rafi came on screen, everyone jumped up and started dancing . . . → Read More: Friday Music – Jaan Pehechaan Ho I’ve been going through the We Are the 99 Percent tumblr, and it’s incredibly inspiring, and humbling. So many people are grateful for what they have, they are even grateful for the privilege to protest their government. Thankful as they are for life’s little gifts, they are still standing up for something: An idea . . . → Read More: 99%’ers The popular NY based Derek Lam brought some California Lovin to his Spring 2012 collection featuring a retro throwback feel with modern silhouettes. For the ladies who love their brights and are daring to mix and match with unexpected fabrics like tan leather, the looks in this collection are sure to be amazing inspirations for you! My . . . → Read More: Derek Lam |
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