Who cares if that front door speaker doesn’t work! Just in time for breaking out Bob Seger’s ‘Night Moves,’ hiding pals in the trunk, and making out in Dad’s brand-new Prius: a lonnnng list of some of those last picture … Read More
‘Mapping the relationships among chance, blood, and other components of fate.’ We’ll never get the crazy popularity of Cindy Sherman, or the fact that her self-portraits sell for millions. What? So she dresses up like different typecasts of people and … Read More
Our favorite post-Memorial Day weekend teaser from our favorite Manhattan private club. Sure, Soho House nabs all the tabloid items, but we’re gunning for the Norwood Club (over there on way-west 14th Street) to ultimately usurp all that faux what-what. … Read More
Leonard Cohen, 77, is still inspiring and relevant with new CD called “Old Ideas.” Irony, people! We heard a song off his new album on NPR this past weekend and well, listen to it yourself. The great troubadour and Lothario … Read More
The movie adaptation of the classic Florida Gothic novel ‘The Paperboy’ hits the recently-ended Cannes with a different sort of splash. Nicole Kidman urinates on a man to soothe his jellyfish stings. Mon dieu! Cannes Film Fest is over, and … Read More
This summer, be the brains on the beach and now thine marine life up close and icky-amazing, with this gee-wiz evolutionary tale of horseshoe ‘arthropods’ and (not-so) velvet worms of the sea. In Richard Fortey’s Horseshoe Crabs and Velvet Worms, … Read More
