An Open Letter to the Outraged
Since the knowledge seems to have been misplaced or ignored, let’s review a bit of the history of Hitler, Nazis, and Nazi concentration camps.
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Music Photographer Dori Sumter | Immersed In Creative Energy
Photographers who cover music venues and concerts are not too different from photojournalists who cover crime scenes and war zones.
The Killing Fields of Journalism
The ink-stained wretch so often decried in fact and fiction has on more than one occasion become the blood-stained corpse on a battlefield or in the dark alley of a city.
O Jackie: An Homage
50 years ago women had to rely much more on subtlety and body language to exact attention.
Jeff Gaydash | The World In Grayscale
By juxtaposing man made objects with nature it becomes clear that nature will ultimately prevail over the efforts of man.
The World’s Dopest Mall Is In LA
And, the one thing others can not hope to compete with is that Westfield Century City is here - and to the people in such circles this simple fact matters.
Book of the Day | Night Fever: Designing Club Culture 1960-Today
Featuring film stills and vintage photographs, posters, flyers and fashion, Night Fever takes the reader on a fascinating journey through a world of glamour, subculture and the search for the night that never ends.
Vote Them Out | Thoughts And Prayers Aren’t Working
Our children are being murdered in their schools and over ten thousand more people will be murdered across this country over the course of this year. It truly has to stop.
Spoiler Alert | A Rant On the Fate of Our Heroes In Avengers: Infinity Wars
By Steven Korbin
Warning: This post contains spoilers for Avengers: Infinity Wars
NOBODY was more excited to watch this movie. NOBODY loved these charact... Read More...
Marvel Heroes Are Blowing Up the Box Office
It’s safe to say that movie studios are finally equipped with the technology to properly bring comic books to life on the big screen.
The Reign of Detroit Jazz and the Glorious Graystone Ballroom
Before Techno, video games, comic books, and rock and roll drove the youth of America to illicit sex and juvenile delinquency, jazz was the corrupter of the young. It was new. It was dangerous. Parents didn’t understand.
Trip | How Tao Lin (Maybe) Found Meaning In A Mushroom
Book Review | Lin’s interest in McKenna was partially driven by his interests regarding the interrogation of reality and, more germanely, his recovery and cessation in the use of drugs ~ by Dan B. Jones