I try my best not to be too terribly sentimental about things. I understand that, no matter how much we might try to stop it from happening, everything changes. I know, eventually, everything wonderful and meaningful is destroyed and replaced. As I’ve discussed here before, though, there are certain things I find it difficult to […]
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The legacy of CBGB further unwinds into nothingness with Target’s East Village appropriation
Posted in Art and Culture, Mark's Life, Uncategorized Also tagged Atlanta, CBGB, commoditization, David Spivey, East Village, East Village Grieve, Hilly Kristal, New Jersey, Nordstrom, popular culture, punk, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Stiv Bators, Talking Heads, television, The Patti Smith Group 42 Comments
Spin subscribers get fucked
When ReadyMade magazine stopped publishing, they sent a letter to Linette, telling her that, for the remainder of her subscription, she’d be receiving the decidedly less hip 1950s journal of the American housewife intent on keeping up with the Joneses, Better Homes and Gardens. I thought that was hilarious, but it’s no where near as […]
Posted in Art and Culture, Pop Culture, Uncategorized Also tagged Better Homes and Gardens, Britney Spears, Buzznet, Car and Driver, Celebuzz, dead magazines, Ford Focus, Kim Kardashian, magazines, Olivia, publishing, Spin, TheSuperficial 5 Comments