Dear Editor, I have always wanted to work for someone young enough to be my kid. Now’s my chance. I did this already for some nit-wit at **** **** Magazine, but I figure you at least know who The Beatles are, so I might have a better shot here. And your Twitter posts indicate that [...]
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On This Date in 1967: The Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein died of a sleeping pill overdose. News of Epstein’s death reached The Beatles while they were on their now infamous retreat with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. The back story of Brian Epstein’s life while he worked with The Beatles is actually pretty intriguing and crazy and [...]
Pot Head When I first laid my baby blues on Miss Mary Jane, a limited edition, resin figure designed by artist Paige “Paigey” Pumphrey and manufactured by Patch Together, I thought I was looking at a little alien pixy with a massive broccoli floweret for hair. But closer investigation revealed what should have been obvious [...]
Mysteriously: Still Gets Women Kiss bassist Gene Simmon$ celebrates his 61st Birthday today with Virgin sacrifices and rolling around in big piles of cash.
On This Date in 1977: Stiff Records’ artist Wreckless Eric released his debut single, “Whole Wide World.” Ian Dury (RIP) played drums on the record and Nick Lowe played bass. Thanks to The P5 Blogspot for the Tip!
Couture Balloon Dress by Rie Hosokai, a.k.a. Daisy Balloon All I want to know is, how do you put one of these things on? Thanks to Neatorama For The Tip!
Goodnight, Moon (Image Source) The late Who drummer, Keith Moon, would have celebrated his 64th Birthday today. RIP, Keith.
Image Source On This Date in 2005: Robert Moog, the inventor of the Moog Synthesizer – which literally revolutionized popular music – died of a brain tumor in Asheville, NC at the age of 71. RIP Robert Moog! You made music better!
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