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Yesterday entertainment editor Rebecca Sinn saw the best film yet in Sundance, and it featured the best cameo by celebrity magazine.  BLOG POSTED: 01/21/09

The latest music craze pulsing through London’s underground clubs is so loud that it can’t stay hidden much longer. Dubstep is less a party and more a sonic insurrection.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/20/09

Before Leigh Bowery and his mid-’80s London club night came along, being a freak was not considered a fine art form. Pop star and DJ Boy George remembers the legendary scene where glamorous polysexual debauchery and head-to-toe body makeup went along with the music.

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Los Angeles-based artist Matt Johnson has the first show in the new Taxter and Spengemann space. We asked the artist about his sense of humor, and his favorite comedians.  BLOG POSTED: 01/14/09

It's not hard to see why the French love David Lynch. His movies are often oblique, impenetrable, and downright difficult—which are, of   BLOG POSTED: 12/01/08

Billy Name, né William Linich, was one of Andy Warhol's most crucial co-conspirators. He painted the first Factory silver, helped name it "the Factory," introduced Andy to many of his superstars, assisted on the films and the art and took many of the most famous Factory photos.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/30/08

Marc Jacobs is a fashion designer who's changing the meaning of that job. He does what an ordinary superdesigner does, i.e., create fashion-changing clothes for his own labels and for a great French house, but he also does so much more.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/30/08

Tumultuous, disassociated riffs on the modern dysfunctional family, assembled in a way that dares you to sit through them, is the way many might describe the movies of Harmony Korine.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/29/08