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I want to write about new albums and good fantasy books, but it seems childish, an obvious escape from all the stuff going on. Amidst pictures of civilized looting, as people stand in line to pick up televisions they haven’t paid for, and images of people pelting police cars with bricks and stones, the London riots have . . . → Read More: Panic on the streets of London Yesterday we had some throwbacks, today we’re bringing it back to the present/near future. Feist is coming out with a new album set to release October 4th. She just released the cover for her new record, Metals, along with some tour dates. Below is a deliciously, dreamy preview (with a string quartet, classy!) of a new . . . → Read More: Friday Music – Feist – New Album Previews If you were a teenager in the 90s. If you lived in a suburb, a cornfield, or your car. And if you were out past midnight, chances are you were watching “120 Minutes,” a two-hour alternative special launched by MTV to fill the dead zone of late-night television. It was there flashing on the screen in . . . → Read More: 120 Minutes – When MTV Played Music Here’s to daydreaming of some fabulous high end fashion À la Naeem Khan. How is it that I am in love with literally, every single piece of this genius’s Ready to Wear Fall 2011 collection? Shouldn’t there be two or three designs that are mediocre? Not with my favorite NY based desi designer. I am head over heels . . . → Read More: Naeem Khan Fall 2011 Feeling overwhelmed from: recent sobriety, the start of Ramadan, work, people going crazy, debt ceiling, Norweigian scaries, defamatory websites, the heat, hailstorm in Long Island and other . . . → Read More: Absolutely Cuckoo This was a really interesting TED talk and topic, because a) I’ve been wondering about something like this for some time and b) holy jeepers creepers. –> Also found this interesting article, er I mean note, on Facebook . . . → Read More: Status Updates – Till Death Do Us Part Thank you Leisure Dive and Thrillist for some hilarious pictures that had me giggling for the first hour of work. But then, all I could think about was going swimming, which in turn made me think about this song and it’s 2 versions. Which do you . . . → Read More: Friday Music – Who Sung it Better – Waves Today’s post is all about other posts – calls to action, meditations on time/space, a profile on a great NYC writer, and a hilarious rant about how writers should be rock stars. Sometimes the interwebs is just too full of good stuff to pass up. There has been talk of a Keystone pipeline, a means of transporting some . . . → Read More: Link City New Yorks sweetheart that has become one of the hottest designers to be featured during Fashion Week since 2009, (her success has actually catapaulted since ’09, yet she has been an up and coming designer since 2000) It may be the middle of July, but I speak for myself and quite a few New Yorkers when I . . . → Read More: Charlotte Ronson Last Friday, the day that blew all the hottest day records right off the chart. The day where people walked around with shoulders slumped and faces turning red in the sun. Pomp contributor, and greatness personified, Charlie Duerr of The Thieves had mentioned his show for some time. For the sake of friendship, . . . → Read More: Pursesnatchers, Finding Fiction and The Thieves – Show Review |
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