
Philippe Starck flips out and declares his career a waste of time. If so, he owes some people some major coinage. Clear out your bank account Starck...give the dollars back.
The Sublime and The Ridiculous...The Sacred and The Profane

After dinner with Cain on Friday night, I decided to forgo dessert.There are plenty of reasons to want Obama to be our next president. But consider this...He is the only candidate that not only knows who Jay-Z is, but could reference his song "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" without looking ridiculous.
That is what we call a cultural shift, people. Get ready, the future is about to get interesting
The Haters are going to say that Shepard Fairey has sold out and gone too mainstream by endorsing a candidate, but "whatever". This graphic is absolutely perfect for the client.



Although I had had my mind blown by exposure to essential Kraftwerk albums years earlier, this track destroyed my ears.
I was absolutely obsessed with "Pop Muzik". Back in the days of vinyl there was no "repeat" button to push, so I had to lift the needle again and again to bring joy to my mind.
There is something about the obvious catchiness of the riff mixed with the detached vocals that set a blueprint for less-popular, but equally beautiful music to come years later.
The metal plate in my skull forces me to listen to this track EVERY time it rains for a prolonged period.
The track comes from the gorgeous Cult album "LOVE". My girl Princess Stephanie really turned me on to that album when she brought the disc along on the 1992 roadtrip to Red Rocks to see Sonic Youth/Primus/Mudhoney/Pavement.
I am eternally in her debt for revealing such beauty to my head.

...sometimes when life gets too serious you just have to roll on down to the roller rink and roller boogie.






...seems to be the message of this Pet Shop video. Is there a simpler formula for happiness
The perfect antidote to a 20 degree day


I posted a slightly different version of this clip before, but for some reason YouTube removed that one...whatever.
Only a fool would believe that you could thwart the power of Miss Labelle.
Trust...she will crush anyone who tries to stop her from delivering it to The Children

Sometimes after a hard day at work you just have to strap on the iPod and blast a little Priest.
Sin-joy!

...people hate on Malcolm McLaren. They say he didn't create anything, merely stole other people's ideas. True, but he knew which ideas to steal and which not to...an underappreciated skill.
Plus, anyone who brings fame to a legend like the one and only Willi Ninja deserves all my praise.
This video brings back so many vivid memories of my time in Lincoln. Of course nostalgia factors into the equation, but Mercy Rule live was an absolutely devestating aural experience.
The single factor that put them head and shoulders above other bands with a similar sound was their sincerity. Every note jarred your skull and your heart.
Is it possible to be angry and boring at the same time...Tom leads the way. This video is so KSW it is crazy
If there were any justice in this world...I would be living in this ridiculously gorgeous house in the forests of Japan.Hollywood is going to attempt to destroy another icon by doing a biopic of Germs frontperson Darby Crash.
The film is called "What We Do Is Secret". Do yourself a flavor and ignore it...Instead just watch the legendary "Decline Of Western Civilization" and call it a day.
Do not front on Tramaine Hawkins. She can crush 90% of The Children just by walking on stage.
Serve!
In general I think Oprah is pretty overrated. But anyone who can gather such true legends to deliver it to the Children must have my respeck...
I forgot to write a post about this when it happened a year or so ago, but this is one of those stories that is so gorgeous it blows your heart and mind away.



If, as you claim, you are actually a man AND you want to know the look of the season, here it is.

They simply do not come more legendary than Miss LaBelle.
She can destroy The Children in any era, in any style.

Had a dream last night that Tom Otterness was designing a subterranean bus depot that only dispatched buses to Brooklyn.
Everything looked cute but menacing and got rave reviews from everyone.
I can't believe that I missed this feature-length film on Helvetica when it was screened at the IFC theater last week.
I am sure it will pop back on to the radar soon.