The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Thomas H Green reviews the pop CD of the week, Justin Robertson's rave retrospective The Art of Acid.
Entertainment Base! Fun! Daily! (Free subscription) | yesterday
If you’ve always wanted to own your very own piece of Britney Spears memorabilia, now’s your chance, as some of the pop princess’ clothing is scheduled to be auctioned off. And this isn’t just any old stuff. There are some seriously cool items getting ready to hit the auction block in the Rock and Roll [...]
Arjan Writes (Free subscription) | yesterday
Totally Michael is totally fun and totally out there. Let's get out the slip 'n slide and roll out around a little for some summer fun. The Indiana artist's happy-go-lucky pop punk is reminiscent of... (This is a summary of the article only. Visit arjanwrites.com for the full story! )
Candy Addict (Free subscription) | yesterday
In our continuing coverage of the ‘08 election (hey, everyone else is covering it, why shouldn’t we?), today we bring you Kai’s Campaign ‘08 Candies. Kai’s makes traditional handmade Japanese rolled candy (kumi ame) in various cute and fun designs. For this election season, they’re offering both Lick Obama and Lick McCain candy sets. I [...]
The Irish Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
Fortress Round my Heart, , ****
JSOnline (Free subscription) | yesterday
Paul Weller 22 Dreams Yep Roc Paul Weller stands up in a variety of guises on the 21 tracks of "22 Dreams." His best-known guise - that of the pale, barely post-adolescent man who led the Ja...
American Spectator (Free subscription) | yesterday
Reader reactions can bring joy -- and sorrow.
>>jus' like music (Free subscription) | yesterday
Oh gosh, oh my… more sweetness from the Stones Throw guys! Still sweating on that definitive follow up to 2004’s Madvillainy LP by Messrs Madlib and MF DOOM? Well keep sweating, but whilst you are sweating, why not indulge a little and drop US$124.99 plus shipping on this incredible new boxset. Madvillainy 2: The Box is [...]
The Democratic Daily (Free subscription) | yesterday
At some point while reading this round-up, your heart will break, your funny bone will be tickled and your ire will be raised. 1. When pop culture meets real-life…it ain’t pretty! Salt Lake Tribune: Motorist’s quip about ‘Grey Poupon’ met with cocked, black handgunA Sandy man took offense to a motorist, who, after getting him to [...]
The Valve (Free subscription) | yesterday
Anyone able to get on the internet and read this should have ample familiarity with fan culture (as it is the internet, increasingly), but here’s a brief primer: around the 1960s and 70s, subcultures surrounding comics, science fiction, and fantasy began to emerge, coinciding with various counterculture publications that began to apply emerging academic fields like cultural studies to the subject of...
Today's Review (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop? We often wish we had a wise owl perching on our monitors and able to dole out sage workplace advice when needed. Handy tips like “Joe is making double your salary with the same job description as [...]
SlashGear (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Apostol Tnokovski has looked to the future and said “balls” to it. Computer balls, that is, in the shape of his E-Ball spherical PC concept. Envisaged as a 6-inch diameter orb with pop-out legs and projected display and keyboard, there’s even a tiny metal arm that can hold up a sheet of paper for use as a makeshift screen. Inside, Tnokovski describes the E-Ball as using standard PC hardware (probably...
Pop Candy (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
This year I'm bringing something special with me to Comic-Con, and I'm so excited I'm about to burst. Everyone who RSVP-ed to Saturday's meetup will receive -- drumroll, please -- a copy of the first-ever Pop Candy comic book! This...
International - Home (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Brit-pop band "Ostava" expected to warm up Lenny Kravitz "lovers"
Pr.com (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008
Kat Von D Tattoo artist Kat Von D has woven herself into pop culture consciousness while managing to attract those who exist on its fringe. Rock stars want to be her and clean cut housewives live vicariously through her. According to Kat herself, some of the most unlikely of viewers fervently tune in to her hit show, LA Ink, which chronicles her life and work as one of the world’s most celebrated tattoo...
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icelebz | 07/14/2008
Guy Ritchie drove a car at his wife Madonna 's brother Christopher Ciccone, it has been claimed. Christopher, who is estranged from his pop superstar sibling, alleges the British film director once tried to intimidate him by driving dangerously close to him. In his new book, 'Life With My Sister Madonna ', Christopher recalled the incident, saying: " Guy Ritchie turns up in Madonna 's black Mercedes
soulfullvibes | 06/22/2008
Grammy-winning pop star Stevie Wonder is on the road again, embarking on what he called a concert tour in the "magical" summer and spreading a message of unity among all religions and races.
