Bash Compactor: Keep The Fire Burning
P.P.O.W. Gallery with Joe Jagos and friends to kick off an exhibition of Wojnarowicz's work
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Author Archive
The Ballad of Frankie Rose
What happens when you quit two of New York’s hottest bands to strike out on your own? Frankie Rose tells JAMIE PECK all about it
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Bash Compactor: What A Tangled Web
At the 2010 Webutante Ball at Marquee
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Meet the Muffia
Forget pop culture stereotypes of granola and Birkenstocks and meet the New York lesbians making their mark on the city—with not a pair of sandals in sight
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Bash Compactor: A Slice of Life
Pie tasting at the Third Annual Brooklyn Pie Contest
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Books & Crannies
Who knew that 40 years after we put a man on the moon, a woman’s love hole would still be as mysterious to some as the bottom of the fucking ocean? With orgasms going missing left and right and scientists insisting there’s no such thing as the G-spot, the world’s in need of some serious
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Bash Compactor: Drop ’Em
At the Bushwick kickoff to Improv Everywhere’s No Pants Subway Ride
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Hens in the Cockhouse
How three New York ladies are attempting to bring back girl-positive porn
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Burning From The Inside
Gloom inspires a boom for Brooklyn’s garage-rock Sundelles
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Bash Compactor: Dark Days
Waxing nostalgic for the good old days is as important a rite of passage for any freshly minted New Yorker as learning the subway system or ordering drugs. Luckily, things tend to change so fast that it’s not absurdly out of the question to utter such thoughts just a few years into your tenure here.
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