Today, Virgin Galactic, the newest arm of the Virgin Group, rolled out the WhiteKnight II (WK2) mothership at the Mojave Air and Space Port and we had a chance to be a part of it. Guests checked in at the…
Continue Reading →Congratulations to Phil and Mike. These gentlemen commenters came closest to the actual number of comments we have up on the site: 4241 (and hundreds more after this contest). We'd also like to give Chris Ing an honorable mention. Chris,…
Continue Reading →Between morning talk show pundits, party canvassers, and New Yorker covers, we don't know who to vote for in the next election (for the purposes of this post). If only there was a candidate who represented nothing, will work for…
Continue Reading →Some albums are direct in their style and feel. Others are what one would call "malleable in personality." Ratatat's new album and soundtrack to just about anything, LP3, is a collection of deep soundscapes augmented with simple and warm drum…
Continue Reading →If a party at a car wash sounds like the perfect method to cool down during the West Coast's forecasted heat wave, check out Sam Spiegel's (a.k.a. hot music producer Squeak E. Clean, a.k.a. half of the NASA DJ duo)…
Continue Reading →When I think of the small businesses I'd open up, I keep them limited to the realm of practicality. I'm talking clothing boutique, small restaurant, etc. When I hear about someone who starts their own car, shoe, or watch company,…
Continue Reading →The story of a rejected artist finally making it big time is as familiar as the tales our grandparents like to tell us: "I walked 17 miles, barefoot, through three feet of snow; I dog-walked in New York through rejection…
Continue Reading →The other day, a guitar fanatic friend of mine - who incidentally also handcrafts guitars for an impressive list of virtuosos you'd all know - burst into the room looking like a kid fresh off of his first roller coaster…
Continue Reading →We love art, it isn't a secret. But what really gets us going is funny art, the kind that makes us giggle uncontrollably. Which is why the title of Tom Friedman's latest exhibition is so perfect, Monsters and Stuff. Without…
Continue Reading →The one-of-a-kind collaborative playground that Zune Arts offers to artists, musicians, and designers has created some of the most innovative, beautiful, and sometimes plain whacked out digital shorts we've ever seen. For their fearless support of pushing artistic boundaries, they…
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