We’re in hell. This is hell. Daikokuya so blown up. Wondering. Is. It. Worth. It?
2 days ago
We’re in hell. This is hell. Daikokuya so blown up. Wondering. Is. It. Worth. It?
2 days ago
Hallmark Moment of the Day: 12-year-old Internet sensation Greyson Chance recently met up with his idol Lady Gaga at the Oklahoma City leg of her ongoing Monster Ball tour.
“I met @LadyGaga!,” Greyson tweeted. “She was so kind, gave me some great advice and put on an amazing show!!”
Aw.
[@greysonchance / popcrunch.]
I’m sorry but this child is MAGIC. PURE PURE MAGIC.
3 days ago
THIS
IS
A
NIGHTMARE
We’re losing Coach & Horses. It’s not right. This used to be my jam when I lived on Sunset x Fairfax. Just. A. Shame.
1 week ago
Rock Fans Outraged As Bob Dylan Goes Electronica
“We came here to see the authentic Dylan, the one with the Stratocaster guitar and signature wild blues-rock band behind him,” audience member Robert Hochschild said. “Then he walks out with these puffy headphones, some turntables, and a laptop? The guy’s a Judas.” When asked later about his musical transformation by reporters, Dylan said he had nothing to say about the beats he programs, he just programs them.
christ, i fucking wish
FOR EAGLE
1 week ago
“Faulkner spent two years as the writer-in-residence at UVA, where he gave lectures and readings and took questions from students. The lectures were recorded on reel-to-reel tapes, which have now been digitized and published online.”
IT’S
INCREDIBLE
Eagle and I have been listening to so much spoken word lately and basking in every minute of it. From the Selected Poems of T.S. Eliot, which I recently picked up on vinyl, to Readings By Jack Kerouac on the Beat Generation. There’s some transcendant about hearing their voices, words, nuances, accents and everything. Every. Single. Little. Thing.
Faulkner at UVA is one such thrilling thing.
2 weeks ago
MONA
IS
BOSS
“Imagine a museum that assaults every sense as you walk through its rooms. A museum where the rotting flesh from one work of art is fed to the mechanical digestive system of another so it can be processed and turned into excrement; where the mutilated bodies of suicide bombers are sculpted in chocolate and the Bible and Torah are displayed with bombs inside them…
This is the vision of David Walsh, mathematician, professional gambler, vineyard and brewery owner, who describes his Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) currently nearing completion outside the Tasmanian capital Hobart, as both an “unmuseum” and a ‘subversive Disneyland’.”
2 weeks ago