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Underappreciated Cartoon Style Icons
For some reason lately, I’ve been reminiscing about semi-obscure cartoons I watched growing up and how they’ve influenced the clothing I’ve chosen to purchase over the years. Aside from the obvious “Barbie” incarnations over the span of the 80s and 90s, I feel that these often forgotten or overlooked characters
Catch A Rising Star In Brooklyn
Everyone knows the secret to hob-nobbing with celebrities is to begin doing so before they are famous. The difficulty arises in trying to identify who is on their way up and who is on their way out. One gal who is destined for greatness is singer, songwriter and alchemist, Candice
Dolores Park Movie Night Is Back…TO THE FUTURE!
I’m really excited. I’m surprised I’m even able to feel again since I was pretty sure my life was over after Jesus let it rain like fuck on Easter Sunday, thus ruining my holiday. It forced me to spend most of the afternoon inside the Pork Store Cafe chugging mango mimosas
Jesus Says ‘Skip Church; Seek Comedy’ at Sunday Night Live
Swear to God: Last Sunday, His Holy Highness spoke to me through a piece of wheat toast onto which his face was burnt. He said, “Mr. Rox,” – the J-Man is very formal like that – “unless you want to get manhandled by a priest, you should stay in bed
Win FREE Tix to See a Wild Aerial Performance
I’m actually scrambling to get my taxes done today so I don’t have enough time wax on about how dope this show sounds. So, I’m just gonna cut and paste the press release. If you don’t like that I’m doing that, tough titties. To win the pair of tickets, email

Jumpin Java
Jumpin Java is a great place to get work done. They’ve got free wi-fi, mellow background music and more electric outlets than a marijuana grow room. In fact, since my girlfriend lived near when I was writing my SF book (and I was homeless and staying with her), I wrote
Hops and Hollywood: Bar Movie Nights
Who doesn’t like free entertainment? One of my favorite things about New York in the summer is all the free outdoor movie screenings scattered around the city. While the projectors won’t get fired up until June, there’s plenty of opportunities to see some free flicks and get tipsy on a
A Pessimist’s Guide to Becoming an “Artist†in San Francisco
With the Art Institute, Academy of Art, and CCA making their homes here, the Bay Area is rife with young ‘œartists,’ the local galleries teeming with amateurish art shows. (There, I said it. And I’ll warn you now that if you’re already offended, you probably should not read any further.)