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Cover of The Hollywood Argyles Sports Match Of The Ages! Books versus Music! And it is over! And Music has solidly trounced Books with all sorts of vaguely creepy war and fighting metaphors! The 2-String Bass: I got this from the WFMU…
Image by A Hermida via Flickr Though not everyone at Kittysneezes is a fan, I love Lady Gaga (in both human and puppy form). Her new single drops Friday (or so I’ve heard) — and it’s called “Born This Way”, which makes…
Image via Wikipedia One of the things I remember was that I used to store my old school papers from like, 1st-5th grade or thereabouts — maybe a little earlier, like, 1st-3rd or 4th, but somewhere in there — anyway, I used…
Image via Wikipedia We here at Kittysneezes are pretty big fans of Coil, so it’s really sad to hear about the death of Peter Christopherson, one-half of that band, one-fourth of inventors-of-Industrial Throbbing Gristle, and a wicked awesome designer, music video director…
This year, Columbia University‘s LeRoy Neiman Gallery had an installation of A Failed Entertainment, a collection of videos (and two paintings) based on the work of James O. Incandenza from Infinite Jest. I got to see it on my trip to New…
I’ve always loved the Dead Milkmen — and they’re back together! Stoney’s Extra Stout (Pig) was their last album (and I thought it was actually pretty good, regardless of the reviews), but it sounds like there’s a new one coming! The Milkmen…
Image via Wikipedia The pretty much always-awesome Kliph Nesterhoff posted a new article this morning on the WFMU blog — The Comedy Writer That Helped Elect Richard M. Nixon. It’s all about Paul Keyes — the man who was the head-writer on…
Josh Kassel just sent me this link (about fifteen minutes ago, to be exact) about Dick “Two Ton” Baker, a big name in children’s entertainment from Chicago in the 30s through the 1970s. The site’s got a whole bunch of mp3s taken…
Image via Wikipedia Here’s a news story I found from the DEVO mailing list on the woman who lives beneath Akron’s All-America Bridge. It’s a bit of disturbing reading — a really sad article. The All-America Bridge is a frequent suicide spot for…
Image via Wikipedia It took me a while, but I got over Robyn’s taking the name “Robyn” for herself away from Robyn Hitchcock. It helped that her self-titled album was so dang good. It made me decide there’s room in the world…