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Girls and Boys: Calvin Harris
Acceptable in the 80s
Don’t know how these bitches keep turnin out the best parties in NYC, but tonight Girls and Boys is the spot to be in…again! Special DJ set from UK electro-pop star Calvin Harris- he did that song Acceptable in the 80s and remixed Cut Copy’s Hearts […]
Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, 26 Wooster St at Grand St, NYC, 212-431-2609, Through November 11,
At once photographer and photographic subject, Del LaGrace Volcano’s art consistently refuses “either/or” categories in favor of “both/and.” His/her art asks the kinds of questions that make their answers provisional and even irrelevant, because the truth is in […]
Lauren Conrad, star of The Hills, reveals on her MySpace blog that her new book, L.A. Candy – which is “loosely inspired” by her own experience – follows the story of 19-year-old girl named Jane Roberts “who moves to L.A. and unexpectedly becomes the star of a reality television show.” In the book Jane’s best […]
For the first time in ages, the Strokes are back in New York, hard at work on album number four in their midtown studio. “We have three songs,” Julian Casablancas tells the S.S., three weeks into the sessions. “I would say it’s going great. We have a lot of work to do, though.”
It’s been more […]
The Suzanne Geiss Company, 76 Grand St bet Greene & Wooster Sts, NYC, 212 625 8130, through October 20th, Antonio’s World, a survey of the work of Antonio Lopez (1943-1987), showcases three decades of the artist’s polymathic creative output, including never before seen drawings, photographs, and ephemera. Lopez’s seminal works, which adorned the pages […]
