East 4th and Bowery.
Prince Charles learning to DJ in Toronto.
The Gits: Inspiration 1/16
KRISTEENYOUNG (aka Kristeen Young).
This woman is probably my favorite artist. She is by FAR the most underrated songstress I have ever came across. This woman will single-handedly decapitate you with her tragic piano blows and banshee-esque wails that could shred the skin straight away from your tiny skull.
I found Kristeen completely by accident. A long time ago, I came across Girl in a Coma (a pretty amazing band- check ‘em out) who had been brought to fame by Joan Jett. Fast forward, I went to their wikipedia page where it was reported that GIAC was hired in place of Kristeen Young who had been formerly fired by singer and world-renown tight-ass, Morrissey. I immediately thought to myself, “fuck man, this bitch is gonna be crazy.” And she was. And she is. Not meaning to offend, this woman destroys- and I mean DESTROYS Girl in a Coma and Morrissey. She makes contemporary singers sound like babies with her incredible four-octave range. Kristeen sings of things most people can barely stand to think of.
This woman has changed the hell outta my life.
And I don’t want my old life back.
Kristeen Young, back on tour with Morrissey, performing “Halfway Across the Atlantic Ocean” in Argentina.
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RSVP code: IWNY_openingparty_FUNTIMES
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PSFK- Outlier’s Abe Burmeister: How I Built A Fashion Brand With No Experience.
Nice Kraftwerk mix.
This was playing at Chipotle (Man Parrish - Hip Hop, Be Bop [Don’t Stop]).
Frieze Art Fair comes to Randall’s Island in New York.
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[via smithsonianmag]:
America’s Most Iconic Homes
In its newest exhibition, the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., takes on a topic near and dear to us all: home.
Running through the center of the exhibition, which includes actual wall frames and a spread of some 200 quintessential household objects, is a fabulous row of 14 celebrated American houses, reproduced as intricate scale models.
Photo: Fallingwater, Model by Studios Eichbaum + Arnold, 2010. Photo by Museum staff.
Ed note: Our video on Palladio: America’s architectural grandfather.
Anyone else have the Fallingwater LEGOs?](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3cu8mQjHH1r7u6l5o1_500.jpg)
[via smithsonianmag]:
In its newest exhibition, the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., takes on a topic near and dear to us all: home.
Running through the center of the exhibition, which includes actual wall frames and a spread of some 200 quintessential household objects, is a fabulous row of 14 celebrated American houses, reproduced as intricate scale models.
Photo: Fallingwater, Model by Studios Eichbaum + Arnold, 2010. Photo by Museum staff.
Ed note: Our video on Palladio: America’s architectural grandfather.
Anyone else have the Fallingwater LEGOs?
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