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6/30/2005 | 
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Chicks on Skates
Suzy Hotrod and Rolletta Lynn led the Queens of Pain to victory over the Manhattan Mayhem at the Gotham Girls Roller Derby bout I shot photos at the other week. It was supercool. The girls are kinda kidding but kinda not and rough it up bigtime out on the track (rink?). More bouts coming soon.6/28/2005 | Permalink |
Ghostland Observatory: Fuck Yeah
So you've been waiting for a band with a Pippy-Longstocking-ponytailed Native American lead singer who wears tight white pants and sings like Freddie Mercury crossed with Ric O'Casek while backed by a mad scientist keyboard-playing drummer grooving it up with tracks somewhere between the sleaze of The Faint and the musicality of Ratatat? Well then you've met your match. Austin's Ghostland Observatory will be huge. They put on such a good fucking rock+electro show last night at The Delancey. Sweaty, glammy, dancey, hot, groovy, unique, and totally fresh. The hipsters are all talking about GLO and with good reason. MP3s available here, here, and here and streaming audio here but live is what ya gotta experience.
6/24/2005 | Permalink |
Summer Restaurant Week 2005
Summer Restaurant Week 2005 means New York's best restaurants will serve three-course lunches for $20.12 in support of New York's Olympic Bid and three-course dinners for $35.00 (beverage, tax and gratuity additional). "Savor the cuisine of the city's most talented chefs, and experience the quality, variety, and hospitality that makes New York the best restaurant city in the world."
6/15/2005 | Permalink |
[Quote] "There is nothing more interesting than..."
"There is nothing more interesting than a wall behind which something is happening."-Victor Hugo
6/10/2005 | Permalink |
Vintage Mr. T Dolls
I Pity The Dolls!: A Collection of Contemporary and Vintage Mr. T Dolls opens June 9th, 7-10 pm at Orchard Street Art Gallery on 139 Orchard Street (Between Delancy and Rivington) in LES. "Come view the most important collection of handmade Mr. T Dolls in existence -- Over 150 vintage dolls lovingly made by parents for their children in the early 80's inspired by Mrs. Martha's Doll Pattern of the popular fool-pittier."6/07/2005 | Permalink |
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