April 2010
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March 2010
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“Its sad that some adults need to try and bring people down -...”
– Justin Bieber (JB attacks my pal Simon!)
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Gawker: If You Use Foursqure, You Are An Annoying... →
Hey, I like Foursquare!
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Lesbians Who Look Like Justin Bieber →
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American Apparel In Financial Trouble, Again →
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The Onion: Jewish Elders Lift 6,000-Year-Old Ham... →
“The original codes were set down thousands of years ago by a nomadic people with no knowledge of refrigeration, preservatives or disease control,” said Rabbi Eliyahu Baruch of Yeshiva University. “While we retain many of these traditions to honor our ancestors and our God, we recognize that they are unnecessary from a practical standpoint. Have you ever smelled bacon frying? Oy,...
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James Franco Totally Going To Yale For A PhD →
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Day Jobs Of Literary Greats →
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Village Voice: In Defense Of Chillwave →
The Voice takes on its less with-it rival at the New York Times over the still-burgeoning genre. Frankly, I don’t think any of these bands truly burned up SXSW this year — they weren’t the names I heard people gushing about, thanks to their anti-climactic ubiquity — and this self-flagellating debate is probably better read as a microcosm for print journalism’s...
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“I wasn’t there, but this is maybe the most famous MTV Spring Break story...”
– Deadspin
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Behind The Scenes With Jon Brion and Brad Mehldau →
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The Daily Beast: Scary New GOP Poll →
What might be good for ratings is bad for the country… The poll, which surveyed 2,230 people right at the height of the health-care reform debate, also clearly shows that education is a barrier to extremism. Respondents without a college education are vastly more likely to believe such claims, while Americans with college degrees or better are less easily duped.”
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A New Tradition At The White House: The Sedar →
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“John Cambiotti, who put basslines under “Allison” and the rest of...”
– Greg Katz
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A Terrible Thing To Waste
Yes, here I am, Tumbling. I envision this space as a more scrapbookier format for the non-music/Rawkblog-related links I’ve been generally posting on Facebook over the last few months: men’s style, comic book nerd-outs, quantum physics, whatever. Enjoy.
