Tropical Hot Dog Night
Why does the word eclectic get bandied around so much? Does everything that's even slightly diverse have to be considered eclectic? In light of this we can't use that word to describe TROPICAL HOT DOG NIGHT. But then THDN is more than just one word, it's actually quite a few words strung together which makes a welcome change from your average music blog.
Blogger Beware: The Goosebumps Blog
Between 1992 and 1997 R.L Stine made publishing history. His horror novels for children were listed as the fifteenth most challenged books of 1990-1999. But just like the blob who ate everyone, was he sorry about freaking out kids everywhere? Hell no. And thank the thing under the sink for that.
¨The golden era of GOOSEBUMPS has disappeared, but our memories of flawed plotlines, stupid taglines and cheap cliffhangers have not.
D-listed
Perez Hilton is dead. Long live the new queen, D-listed.
From the poison pen of Michael Kay, this celebrity obsessed blog is a million times funnier and a billion times more interesting than Perezhilton.com. Unlike Perez, Michael doesn't play arbitrary favourites while scalding others: he despises them all.
Big Coronas or Tiny Men
Ever since the blog turned the internet into everybody's journal/soapbox/public bathroom wall, its gotten harder to winnow brilliance out from innumerable dilettantes. This problem multiplies itself when the focus of the blog is Sydney. Thankfully, the strapping young James Ross-Edwards has stepped to the crease with his marvelous ‘Big Coronas Or Tiny Men'.
NowNow Blog
Not everything makes sense at the start and it’s important to test the waters, analyse what you do and re-shape it if necessary. Take NowNow for instance (also published by Right Angle Publishing), a blog that began about a year ago using software more obsolete than your G3 laptop. It’s now back up, though, looking great with logo design from Tristan Ceddia from Never Now and The Serps, and site design from Hammer & Tong.
JC Report
This week we thought it was time to share the worst kept secret of the online fashion websites – JC REPORT. If you don’t already know about this bi-monthly e-mag you should definitely give it a go, it’s helped us pass those painful Monday mornings since 2003.
Featuring the best in global fashion, JC REPORT came about via a collaboration between a slick PR agent with a history at Alexander McQueen, and The Flavorpill Network of underground art, fashion and music city guides.
The Sartorialist
For those among us who’d like to stab Mischa/Nicole/Paris et al between the eyes, THE SARTORIALIST is a breath of fashionably fresh air.
Scott Schumann’s blog is a constantly evolving photographic essay on New York’s sartorial style, from the perfectly tailored aging lotharios, to the impossibly chic belles on bicycles, and the perfectly thrown-together arty types in Soho.
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