Charlotte Gainsbourg releases new single Deadly Valentine, taken from her forthcoming album Rest, out November 17. The video, featuring Dev Hynes, is part of a series of videos Gainsbourg directed in connection with the album. “Each video came from personal, resonating ideas,” she explains. “This song mixes wedding vows with an offbeat tone. I wanted to […]
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Remember that rumor a couple of months ago about Rihanna collaborating with he/she Lady Gaga? It wasn’t Rihanna…it’s Eva Simons from Amsterdam! Here’s her new single!
The East Village of the 1970s and 1980s continues to thrive in the global public’s imagination. Located in the basement of a Polish Church at 57 St. Marks Place, Club 57 (1978–83) began as a no-budget venue for music and film exhibitions, and quickly took pride of place in a constellation of countercultural venues in […]
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Legendary NYC party doyen Susanne Bartsch is back for another season of her summer, rooftop party On Top. The weekly event, that’s been a staple in the NYC club scene for years, is also the subject of new documentary Susanne Bartsch: On Top– the first and only film about the living icon and her contribution to […]
Charlotte Gainsbourg releases new single Deadly Valentine, taken from her forthcoming album Rest, out November 17. The video, featuring Dev Hynes, is part of a series of videos Gainsbourg directed in connection with the album. “Each video came from personal, resonating ideas,” she explains. “This song mixes wedding vows with an offbeat tone. I wanted to […]
LA-based queen VIZIN is BAAAACK…with another disco classic cover track, re-werrrked by Chris Rosa (RuPaul), remixed by iconic house music DJ Hector Fonseca… and a FAB vid directed by JoseOmar (Justin Bieber) and Leo Madrid. This time around, the 5-octave singer has taken on The Cockettes theater group member and 70s gay icon Sylvester’s You Make Me Feel (Mighty […]
Frances E.W. Harper, born September 24, 1825, was an African-American abolitionist, suffragist, poet and author. In 1845, Harper published her first collection of poetry, titled Forest Leaves, and Poems of Miscellaneous Subjects- which featured one of her most famous works, Bury Me in a Free Land. She also became an in-demand lecturer on behalf of the abolitionist movement, […]
