articles i wanted, but didn’t get a chance, to read this week: part 39

it’s not quite 40 issues, but 39 is pretty damn close so i say we start the celebration early (see above). i’ve been totally crazy busy this week with work and even spent my friday night going to sleep at 9:00 p.m. i know what you’re going to ask, and yes, it was glorious.

here are this week’s articles - the ones that came my way at least. i’ll work to get fantastic #40 to you in a timely fashion next week. until then, you can catch my wrap ups on Muck Rack Monday through Wednesday. be sure to sign up here. and view the archives here. have a super weekend.

TO READ:

  1. Jack White has a problem with ladies, so says The Atlantic
  2. if you hate your job, look for one at the 25 coolest startups in nyc, Business Insider
  3. Jezebel digs into the dark world of hipster racism. is it ironic racism? is it cool if i wear blackface now?
  4. let’s learn about artist Terence Koh. did you know about his expensive poo?
  5. the NYTimes explores what a lady VP would wear (hint: it’s not pantsuits. sorry, Hills)
  6. here’s some things not to do when thrift shopping, My Edit
  7. it’s possible all our lady dreams may soon be coming true, Refinery 29
  8. and R29’s EIC is also here to help you clean out your closet. the slideshow seems really sane and very sweetly done. so who’s in to help me clean out mine?

TO WATCH/LISTEN:

  1. you can hear Jack White’s new album on Spinner until Sunday
  2. if you need some excitement for your Saturday chores, here’s Tracy Morgan’s first appearance on the Howard Stern show

TO BUY ME:

  1. everything about this outfit, which will become my life uniform, because it’s perfect
  2. some oatmeal treats you can make in the refrigerator the night before, the Yummy Life
  3. Nine West deems these shoes suitable for prom. agree?
  4. so i can feel very nautical, a Rhode Island rope bracelet please
  5. apparently you can sell old stuff on a site called Copious. have any of you used it? i’m so intrigued

(photo via)

4 weeks ago  2 notes

Award-winning filmmaker showcases Asian influence my friend Andy and i were in homeroom together for four years. this week, his film showed at Sundance, where Anthony Mackie threw him a party, and today, our hometown paper wrote a story on him. the similarities between us really ended at homeroom. despite years of living in the same city, i very rarely see Andy (getting Columbia people below 110th St. is as difficult as getting Brooklynites to the UWS). i’d always get a late night message from him asking me to watch one clip or another, to vote for this video and that; i’ve never seen someone so completely dedicated to their dream. Andy gets back this week from the excitement out west and i’ll hopefully get to hear all about it. of course, i’m wildly jealous of his success but also insanely thrilled it’s finally happening for him. see “Boomerang,” his lauded short film, here (via TBO.com)

Award-winning filmmaker showcases Asian influence

my friend Andy and i were in homeroom together for four years. this week, his film showed at Sundance, where Anthony Mackie threw him a party, and today, our hometown paper wrote a story on him. the similarities between us really ended at homeroom.

despite years of living in the same city, i very rarely see Andy (getting Columbia people below 110th St. is as difficult as getting Brooklynites to the UWS). i’d always get a late night message from him asking me to watch one clip or another, to vote for this video and that; i’ve never seen someone so completely dedicated to their dream.

Andy gets back this week from the excitement out west and i’ll hopefully get to hear all about it. of course, i’m wildly jealous of his success but also insanely thrilled it’s finally happening for him.

see “Boomerang,” his lauded short film, here

(via TBO.com)

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ARTICLES I WANTED (BUT DIDN’T GET A CHANCE) TO READ THIS WEEK: PART 27 it’s bloody cold out. it’s even supposed to snow tonight. don’t go outside. not even to meet your friends (unless it’s at your apartment, where you can wear flannel pajamas and fuzzy socks). instead, stay in and catch up on these great reads.  note: if you are visiting me this weekend, i will greet you in fuzzy pajamas and flannel socks. or something. i’ll also make goat cheese croissant swirls (the frozen ones from Trader Joe’s). TO READ: The Guardian did a very beautiful series of photos on soldiers before and after they’d been in Afghanistan. look through it and feel something more than complacency  Lady Maura took her brilliance out on Lana Del Rey’s SNL performance, Sound of the City did you hear the one about the Pinkberry founder beating a homeless man with a tire iron? you might not want to if, like me, you love their yogurt best if you thought about moving to Beirut because you like the band that bears its name, this Hairpin article is for you bless his ginger heart, internet writer Tyler Coates saw “Joyful Noise.” i appreciate his film opinion all the more since he, like me, did not like “The Descendants” about a “controversial” person named Caitlin Flanagan. only read up on her if you plan to hang out with media types this weekend and want to know what they’re talking about. an easier route, just change the subject to “30 Rock.” or stay home in your fuzzies catch up on what the critics have to say about music with this year’s Pazz and Jop list from the Village Voice MY STORY (!!!) about the latest trend of optical e-tailers, the likes of Warby Parker, Vision Monday a similar story about the latest trend of optical e-tailers the NYTimes wrote this week (mine’s better, right?) David Lynch loves coffee, A WHOLE LOT, Huffington Post a beautifully explained article on how reality stars are raking it in with the endorsement deals and how you can too! NYMag proof that talking to writers is always awkward - especially when you’re talking to them about additions, CapitalNY more writers and their addictions, Foster Kamer says “Goodbye to Adderall That,” (PUN!) Observer Carles says goodbye to Lana Del Rey (i think?), in what could  be a dissertation on “New Media,” HIPSTER RUNOFF TO WATCH/LISTEN: enjoy the overwhelming crazy throughout this photo set of darling Paz (de la Huerta) have you heard Coeur de Pirate yet? do it now! “Thank You,” the latest video from saucy lady singer Estelle a darling video about maintaining passion in the creative field: “When To Take My Name Off The Door” proving that we are all the worst type of people, “Shit New Yorkers Say” proving that i was born with disco glitter in my hair, “Shit Liza Minelli Says” (“HALSTON!”) and my favorite Etta James song, because she was lovely. RIP, dear lady TO BUY ME:  un billet to see lovely Coeur de Pirate at Highline Ballroom at the end of the month, s’il vous plait a pack of David Lynch coffee (photo via) lana del rey

ARTICLES I WANTED (BUT DIDN’T GET A CHANCE) TO READ THIS WEEK: PART 27

it’s bloody cold out. it’s even supposed to snow tonight. don’t go outside. not even to meet your friends (unless it’s at your apartment, where you can wear flannel pajamas and fuzzy socks). instead, stay in and catch up on these great reads. 

note: if you are visiting me this weekend, i will greet you in fuzzy pajamas and flannel socks. or something. i’ll also make goat cheese croissant swirls (the frozen ones from Trader Joe’s).

TO READ:

  1. The Guardian did a very beautiful series of photos on soldiers before and after they’d been in Afghanistan. look through it and feel something more than complacency 
  2. Lady Maura took her brilliance out on Lana Del Rey’s SNL performance, Sound of the City
  3. did you hear the one about the Pinkberry founder beating a homeless man with a tire iron? you might not want to if, like me, you love their yogurt best
  4. if you thought about moving to Beirut because you like the band that bears its name, this Hairpin article is for you
  5. bless his ginger heart, internet writer Tyler Coates saw “Joyful Noise.” i appreciate his film opinion all the more since he, like me, did not like “The Descendants”
  6. about a “controversial” person named Caitlin Flanagan. only read up on her if you plan to hang out with media types this weekend and want to know what they’re talking about. an easier route, just change the subject to “30 Rock.” or stay home in your fuzzies
  7. catch up on what the critics have to say about music with this year’s Pazz and Jop list from the Village Voice
  8. MY STORY (!!!) about the latest trend of optical e-tailers, the likes of Warby Parker, Vision Monday
  9. a similar story about the latest trend of optical e-tailers the NYTimes wrote this week (mine’s better, right?)
  10. David Lynch loves coffee, A WHOLE LOT, Huffington Post
  11. a beautifully explained article on how reality stars are raking it in with the endorsement deals and how you can too! NYMag
  12. proof that talking to writers is always awkward - especially when you’re talking to them about additions, CapitalNY
  13. more writers and their addictions, Foster Kamer says “Goodbye to Adderall That,” (PUN!) Observer
  14. Carles says goodbye to Lana Del Rey (i think?), in what could  be a dissertation on “New Media,” HIPSTER RUNOFF

TO WATCH/LISTEN:

  1. enjoy the overwhelming crazy throughout this photo set of darling Paz (de la Huerta)
  2. have you heard Coeur de Pirate yet? do it now!
  3. “Thank You,” the latest video from saucy lady singer Estelle
  4. a darling video about maintaining passion in the creative field: “When To Take My Name Off The Door”
  5. proving that we are all the worst type of people, “Shit New Yorkers Say”
  6. proving that i was born with disco glitter in my hair, “Shit Liza Minelli Says” (“HALSTON!”)
  7. and my favorite Etta James song, because she was lovely. RIP, dear lady

TO BUY ME: 

  1. un billet to see lovely Coeur de Pirate at Highline Ballroom at the end of the month, s’il vous plait
  2. a pack of David Lynch coffee

(photo via)

lana del rey

4 months ago  11 notes

articles i wanted, but didn’t get a chance, to read this week: part 39

it’s not quite 40 issues, but 39 is pretty damn close so i say we start the celebration early (see above). i’ve been totally crazy busy this week with work and even spent my friday night going to sleep at 9:00 p.m. i know what you’re going to ask, and yes, it was glorious.

here are this week’s articles - the ones that came my way at least. i’ll work to get fantastic #40 to you in a timely fashion next week. until then, you can catch my wrap ups on Muck Rack Monday through Wednesday. be sure to sign up here. and view the archives here. have a super weekend.

TO READ:

  1. Jack White has a problem with ladies, so says The Atlantic
  2. if you hate your job, look for one at the 25 coolest startups in nyc, Business Insider
  3. Jezebel digs into the dark world of hipster racism. is it ironic racism? is it cool if i wear blackface now?
  4. let’s learn about artist Terence Koh. did you know about his expensive poo?
  5. the NYTimes explores what a lady VP would wear (hint: it’s not pantsuits. sorry, Hills)
  6. here’s some things not to do when thrift shopping, My Edit
  7. it’s possible all our lady dreams may soon be coming true, Refinery 29
  8. and R29’s EIC is also here to help you clean out your closet. the slideshow seems really sane and very sweetly done. so who’s in to help me clean out mine?

TO WATCH/LISTEN:

  1. you can hear Jack White’s new album on Spinner until Sunday
  2. if you need some excitement for your Saturday chores, here’s Tracy Morgan’s first appearance on the Howard Stern show

TO BUY ME:

  1. everything about this outfit, which will become my life uniform, because it’s perfect
  2. some oatmeal treats you can make in the refrigerator the night before, the Yummy Life
  3. Nine West deems these shoes suitable for prom. agree?
  4. so i can feel very nautical, a Rhode Island rope bracelet please
  5. apparently you can sell old stuff on a site called Copious. have any of you used it? i’m so intrigued

(photo via)

Award-winning filmmaker showcases Asian influence my friend Andy and i were in homeroom together for four years. this week, his film showed at Sundance, where Anthony Mackie threw him a party, and today, our hometown paper wrote a story on him. the similarities between us really ended at homeroom. despite years of living in the same city, i very rarely see Andy (getting Columbia people below 110th St. is as difficult as getting Brooklynites to the UWS). i’d always get a late night message from him asking me to watch one clip or another, to vote for this video and that; i’ve never seen someone so completely dedicated to their dream. Andy gets back this week from the excitement out west and i’ll hopefully get to hear all about it. of course, i’m wildly jealous of his success but also insanely thrilled it’s finally happening for him. see “Boomerang,” his lauded short film, here (via TBO.com)

Award-winning filmmaker showcases Asian influence

my friend Andy and i were in homeroom together for four years. this week, his film showed at Sundance, where Anthony Mackie threw him a party, and today, our hometown paper wrote a story on him. the similarities between us really ended at homeroom.

despite years of living in the same city, i very rarely see Andy (getting Columbia people below 110th St. is as difficult as getting Brooklynites to the UWS). i’d always get a late night message from him asking me to watch one clip or another, to vote for this video and that; i’ve never seen someone so completely dedicated to their dream.

Andy gets back this week from the excitement out west and i’ll hopefully get to hear all about it. of course, i’m wildly jealous of his success but also insanely thrilled it’s finally happening for him.

see “Boomerang,” his lauded short film, here

(via TBO.com)

ARTICLES I WANTED (BUT DIDN’T GET A CHANCE) TO READ THIS WEEK: PART 27 it’s bloody cold out. it’s even supposed to snow tonight. don’t go outside. not even to meet your friends (unless it’s at your apartment, where you can wear flannel pajamas and fuzzy socks). instead, stay in and catch up on these great reads.  note: if you are visiting me this weekend, i will greet you in fuzzy pajamas and flannel socks. or something. i’ll also make goat cheese croissant swirls (the frozen ones from Trader Joe’s). TO READ: The Guardian did a very beautiful series of photos on soldiers before and after they’d been in Afghanistan. look through it and feel something more than complacency  Lady Maura took her brilliance out on Lana Del Rey’s SNL performance, Sound of the City did you hear the one about the Pinkberry founder beating a homeless man with a tire iron? you might not want to if, like me, you love their yogurt best if you thought about moving to Beirut because you like the band that bears its name, this Hairpin article is for you bless his ginger heart, internet writer Tyler Coates saw “Joyful Noise.” i appreciate his film opinion all the more since he, like me, did not like “The Descendants” about a “controversial” person named Caitlin Flanagan. only read up on her if you plan to hang out with media types this weekend and want to know what they’re talking about. an easier route, just change the subject to “30 Rock.” or stay home in your fuzzies catch up on what the critics have to say about music with this year’s Pazz and Jop list from the Village Voice MY STORY (!!!) about the latest trend of optical e-tailers, the likes of Warby Parker, Vision Monday a similar story about the latest trend of optical e-tailers the NYTimes wrote this week (mine’s better, right?) David Lynch loves coffee, A WHOLE LOT, Huffington Post a beautifully explained article on how reality stars are raking it in with the endorsement deals and how you can too! NYMag proof that talking to writers is always awkward - especially when you’re talking to them about additions, CapitalNY more writers and their addictions, Foster Kamer says “Goodbye to Adderall That,” (PUN!) Observer Carles says goodbye to Lana Del Rey (i think?), in what could  be a dissertation on “New Media,” HIPSTER RUNOFF TO WATCH/LISTEN: enjoy the overwhelming crazy throughout this photo set of darling Paz (de la Huerta) have you heard Coeur de Pirate yet? do it now! “Thank You,” the latest video from saucy lady singer Estelle a darling video about maintaining passion in the creative field: “When To Take My Name Off The Door” proving that we are all the worst type of people, “Shit New Yorkers Say” proving that i was born with disco glitter in my hair, “Shit Liza Minelli Says” (“HALSTON!”) and my favorite Etta James song, because she was lovely. RIP, dear lady TO BUY ME:  un billet to see lovely Coeur de Pirate at Highline Ballroom at the end of the month, s’il vous plait a pack of David Lynch coffee (photo via) lana del rey

ARTICLES I WANTED (BUT DIDN’T GET A CHANCE) TO READ THIS WEEK: PART 27

it’s bloody cold out. it’s even supposed to snow tonight. don’t go outside. not even to meet your friends (unless it’s at your apartment, where you can wear flannel pajamas and fuzzy socks). instead, stay in and catch up on these great reads. 

note: if you are visiting me this weekend, i will greet you in fuzzy pajamas and flannel socks. or something. i’ll also make goat cheese croissant swirls (the frozen ones from Trader Joe’s).

TO READ:

  1. The Guardian did a very beautiful series of photos on soldiers before and after they’d been in Afghanistan. look through it and feel something more than complacency 
  2. Lady Maura took her brilliance out on Lana Del Rey’s SNL performance, Sound of the City
  3. did you hear the one about the Pinkberry founder beating a homeless man with a tire iron? you might not want to if, like me, you love their yogurt best
  4. if you thought about moving to Beirut because you like the band that bears its name, this Hairpin article is for you
  5. bless his ginger heart, internet writer Tyler Coates saw “Joyful Noise.” i appreciate his film opinion all the more since he, like me, did not like “The Descendants”
  6. about a “controversial” person named Caitlin Flanagan. only read up on her if you plan to hang out with media types this weekend and want to know what they’re talking about. an easier route, just change the subject to “30 Rock.” or stay home in your fuzzies
  7. catch up on what the critics have to say about music with this year’s Pazz and Jop list from the Village Voice
  8. MY STORY (!!!) about the latest trend of optical e-tailers, the likes of Warby Parker, Vision Monday
  9. a similar story about the latest trend of optical e-tailers the NYTimes wrote this week (mine’s better, right?)
  10. David Lynch loves coffee, A WHOLE LOT, Huffington Post
  11. a beautifully explained article on how reality stars are raking it in with the endorsement deals and how you can too! NYMag
  12. proof that talking to writers is always awkward - especially when you’re talking to them about additions, CapitalNY
  13. more writers and their addictions, Foster Kamer says “Goodbye to Adderall That,” (PUN!) Observer
  14. Carles says goodbye to Lana Del Rey (i think?), in what could  be a dissertation on “New Media,” HIPSTER RUNOFF

TO WATCH/LISTEN:

  1. enjoy the overwhelming crazy throughout this photo set of darling Paz (de la Huerta)
  2. have you heard Coeur de Pirate yet? do it now!
  3. “Thank You,” the latest video from saucy lady singer Estelle
  4. a darling video about maintaining passion in the creative field: “When To Take My Name Off The Door”
  5. proving that we are all the worst type of people, “Shit New Yorkers Say”
  6. proving that i was born with disco glitter in my hair, “Shit Liza Minelli Says” (“HALSTON!”)
  7. and my favorite Etta James song, because she was lovely. RIP, dear lady

TO BUY ME: 

  1. un billet to see lovely Coeur de Pirate at Highline Ballroom at the end of the month, s’il vous plait
  2. a pack of David Lynch coffee

(photo via)

lana del rey

articles i wanted, but didn’t get a chance, to read this week: part 39

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