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- The Daily WTF: Worshipping at the Porcelain Alter
- Party Report: Au Revoir Simone Enchants at Ann Taylor Showcase
- CMJ Artist: Lily & the Parlour Tricks
- In Defense Of Sneakers
- Ai WeiWei, World's Most Powerful Artist
- Poll: Does Birth Control Make You Psycho?
- Video: Uinterview.com Gives Dominic Cooper Your Questions
| The Daily WTF: Worshipping at the Porcelain Alter Posted: 21 Oct 2010 11:04 AM PDT
“It’s like furries meet the KKK or something.” – Liana Post from: Crushable The Daily WTF: Worshipping at the Porcelain Alter  |
| Posted: 21 Oct 2010 10:55 AM PDT Still searching for a Halloween costume? If you think you can pull of a Jersey girl, look no further. We’re giving our Facebook fans the chance to win one of two of these Jerseylicious prize packs, which contain everything you need to look like Olivia or Tracy (or, let’s be honest, Snooki) including Bumpits, hair spray and fake eyelashes. Click here and hit the “Like” button before 5 p.m. EST on Sunday October 24 to be entered to win. Then watch Jerseylicious every Sunday on the Style Network for more costume inspirations. Post from: Crushable  |
| Party Report: Au Revoir Simone Enchants at Ann Taylor Showcase Posted: 21 Oct 2010 11:08 AM PDT
But was I there to sit awkwardly in a corner and drink as much as possible, or was I there to tweet about spying Elizabeth Banks talking to Katrina Bowden from 30 Rock? Couldn’t I do both? It was only when Au Revoir Simone - a Brooklyn trio that David Lynch often espouses as his favorite musical group – took the stage in the faux-atrium that I rushed front and center. I’ve been fans of the lilting indie trio since I saw them perform at a live NPR taping in 2006, and now was my chance to cover them front and center. And though I definitely stuck out like a sore thumb amongst the classier party-goers, I rocked out hard as Erika Forster, Annie Hart, and Heather D'Angelo made their sweet harmonies. And after all that worrying, it turned out that my weird shoes were actually eye-catching, not an eye-sore. Still, I wouldn’t complain to one day wake up and find myself in these heels or this necklace, both part of the new collection. Post from: Crushable Party Report: Au Revoir Simone Enchants at Ann Taylor Showcase  |
| Posted: 21 Oct 2010 09:36 AM PDT Guess who’s coming to dinner?! - No, but seriously. You’ll have no idea if you let Sweden persuade you to try out their new neighbor dining idea. Am I being too introverted or is letting any of your neighbors invite themselves over for dinner using FourSquare a bit weird? (Creativity-Online) Post from: Crushable  |
| CMJ Artist: Lily & the Parlour Tricks Posted: 21 Oct 2010 10:32 AM PDT
I’ve seen a good amount of live shows and this one is now at the top. Last night, their most enticing song by far was far ”Gigolo”. Lily’s sultry voice and 50’s pin-up girl look fit perfectly with the quaint wooden bar stools and hanging Christmas lights – put all of these things together and you have quite a cozy combo. If you’re in the New York City area and think you’ve missed your chance to see them, please stop crying. They’re playing again on Sunday the 24th at Pianos on the Lower East Side. Do yourself a favor and check out this band. Lily is a modern day siren and everyone should hear her. You can check out the band’s Myspace to see what all the fuss is about and watch the video below to watch them performing live! Lily & The Parlour Tricks | Myspace Music Videos Post from: Crushable CMJ Artist: Lily & the Parlour Tricks  |
| Posted: 21 Oct 2010 10:35 AM PDT
Confession: I own only one pair of heels and I’ve worn them a grand total of three times. Occasionally I’ll put on a pair of boots, but more often than not I’m wearing oxfords, flats or one of my many pairs of sneakers. That night at Soho House I was sporting saddle shoe-inspired plimsolls over a pair of tights. Drew had on a pair of high top Reeboks in bright, almost neon colors. The rooftop was heated, so we grabbed our cognac cocktails and lounged on a comfy chaise by the pool, trying to figure out which end of our freshly-rolled cigar to light. (The rounded one!) Almost immediately a cute dude in a baseball cap leaned over and said: “Look at you guys in your cool sneakers.” Drew and our new buddy compared sneaks for a bit — his were grey and purple Nikes. A little later, the guy’s friend wandered over and sat down at the edge of our chaise. Before even saying hello, he looked down at Drew’s feet and asked: “Where did you get those shoes?” Turns out the guy’s a sneaker designer, and he was suitably impressed with DG’s sporty footwear. Last night, Drew hit up a party sponsored by Ann Taylor featuring a performance from the indie rock girl band Au Revoir Simone. She was rocking a totally different pair of high top sneaks, equally as colorful as the Reeboks. After the show, Au Revoir’s lead singer Erica Forster, approached Drew. “I like your sneakers,” she said. “Every time I got nervous on stage I would just look for you in the audience, spot your bright-colored shoes and feel better.” So ladies! We have news for you. Not only is it totally okay to wear sneaks to events, it can actually work in your favor. You’ll be the cool irreverent chick chomping a cigar, while all the other women blend into a sea of leather and heels. And you’ll be all the more comfortable for it. Post from: Crushable  |
| Posted: 21 Oct 2010 09:31 AM PDT Kristen Stewart Likes At Least One Thing: Lesbians – Maybe she’s just pretending to be down with her sapphic sisters because that’s what all the celebrities are doing right now, but we love that Kristen Stewart is actually in support of something these days, instead of just complaining about how hard it is to be famous with soooo many fans. (Celebuzz) Post from: Crushable  |
| Ai WeiWei, World's Most Powerful Artist Posted: 21 Oct 2010 09:27 AM PDT
Sounds pretty powerful indeed! Post from: Crushable Ai WeiWei, World's Most Powerful Artist  |
| Poll: Does Birth Control Make You Psycho? Posted: 21 Oct 2010 09:06 AM PDT
But it’s been a couple years, and I’ve tried all different methods of the pill: the type that was supposed to clear up the acne I never had, the patch, even NuvaRing. And even though it took literally years of trial and error, I finally found a form of low-estrogen birth control that keeps me relatively sane and didn’t cause me to pack on the pounds the way others did. What freaks me out about this study though, is the thought that the results may scare girls away from any sort of non-condom back-up plan. And while the rate of teens using condoms is going up (that’s a good thing!), lets not forget that the pill was one of the great benefits that came from the women’s lib movement in the 1960s, allowing us to take ownership of our bodies and not worry about having a baby if the condom broke or the guy just didn’t bother wearing them. But what do you think? Does the pill’s cons outweigh its pros? Would you consider trying different forms if they first time doesn’t work out? Post from: Crushable Poll: Does Birth Control Make You Psycho?  |
| Video: Uinterview.com Gives Dominic Cooper Your Questions Posted: 21 Oct 2010 09:22 AM PDT We first started crushing on Dominic Cooper when he was still a sexy, manipulative tween in the British play, The History Boys, for which he later revised his role on film. Since then, Dominic has played a plethora of snake-charmers: he’s the devious partner-in-crime Danny from An Education, played royalty with Keira Knightley in The Duchess, an egotistical rock star in the English film Tamara Drewe, and he’ll be playing a young version of Iron Man’s father, the alcoholic Howard Stark, in the upcoming Captain America film. Uinteview.com, a website that allows its users to send celebrities questions via video, sat down this week with Dominic Cooper. This interview reveals that the hot 32-year-old is far more humble (and funny) than some of the sleazy characters he’s played. Want to see more celeb interviews? Check out more crowd-sourced interviews at Uinterview.com. Post from: Crushable Video: Uinterview.com Gives Dominic Cooper Your Questions  |
Full disclosure: I do not look like someone who buys a lot of Ann Taylor. In fact, walking around the rooftop of the Gramercy Hotel last night, where
Last night I developed a massive crush (real, not boredom induced) on the lead singer of Lily & the Parlour Tricks. I went out for what I thought would just be a quick drink with my roommates to Williamsburg’s charming whiskey bar, the Lovin’ Cup Cafe. Lucky for us, a quick drink turned into a few drinks so we got to witness a miracle. Lily & the Parlour Tricks were playing that night for CMJ Week!! Usually at the Lovin’ Cup, everyone focuses most if not all of their attention on the people with whom their sharing a table. But when Lily & the Parlours took the stage, the bar went from cliques to Tricks. Everyone in the room was captivated by the lead singer – whose name is, oddly enough, Lily Claire. She was the kind of artist who had everyone in the room convinced that she was singing directly to them. 
Chinese conceptualist Ai WeiWei is the most powerful artist in the world according to 
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