This site is guided by voices.
Um, some people are trying to put out a paper.
Jeff and I are constantly chatting about hair products. The other day, our products got stuck together. What is Clarke, center, thinking?
Photo by Shameka
Tomorrow is the big day. “When Life Gives You Lemmons …” drops. Let me know what you think.
Photo by Dan Monick
The countdown continues … two more days until the new Atmosphere album drops.
Photo by Dan Monick
You can’t imagine how much fun we’ll be having once we get the new Atmosphere album, “When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint that Sh-t Gold” (Rhymesayers). That’s Ant, left, and Slug.
The countdown is on…only three more days.
Photo by Dan Monick
We hate it when our friends become successful.
No, no. We’re just kidding. The above link goes to our friend Peter Terzian’s New York Times debut — a “Night Out” feature that ran Sunday on Liam Finn. Very cool.
Mr. Terzian (NYT-esque, huh?) and I spent many Monday planning meetings together at Newsday in the corner office. As if Mondays weren’t bad enough.
Peter (back to laid-back Kevs style) also wrote a nifty piece for my section, Cool2Know, on Penguin Books’ release of classic tomes with covers designed by contemporary graphic novelists.
That was a good read, too — and we beat Entertainment Weekly by a couple of weeks. We like when that happens.
This from the guy who spent hours waiting for Paris Hilton one night in Manhattan.
“Aww, that video was much better… I like how Jo treats you like the paparazzi :>)” — from Glenn
Yep. That’s me, annoying shutterbug.
Aww, we couldn’t resist putting this one up. Ladies and Germans, it’s Michael Cera and Ellen Page performing the closing scene from “Juno.”
Here is the briefly reunited Moldy Peaches back in January on “The View.” Kimya Dawson and Adam Green played their now-signature tune (and “Juno” fave) “Anyone Else But You.”
And here is the Newsday story on Kimya.
At long last, the second Web video shot by moi. I am blaming my deceased computer for not making this happen sooner.
This was shot last month at a fantastic playground our friend Laurie told us about. We won’t say much else — we don’t want the place to be totally overrun with rugrats. As you can see, there is a carousel. And lots of smiles for a dollar a ride.
We invoke “Uncle” Glenn during this filming because he, ah, said the previous home-made vid was, “the worst video I’ve ever seen. I got dizzy.” Well, Uncle Glenn — prepare to get even dizzier.
