Grrl Fair – at Calacas – Santa Ana, CA
March 6, 2010
International Women’s Day was first commemorated in 1911 primarily as a result of working conditions and lack of labor rights during the age of industrialization. Almost 100 years later, International Women’s Day is not only observed in the foreign countries it experienced its birth in, but also right in the middle of downtown Orange County via Grrl Fair. Grrl Fair is an annual Read more
Kevin Seconds – Dan O’Mahoney – Sam McPheeters spoken word – at Chapman University – Orange, CA
March 5, 2010
Recently Dan O’Mahoney has taken to doing semi- regular spoken word performances around Orange County. Dan O’ over the years has sang for a number of heavy hitting Hardcore bands such as No For An Answer, Carry Nation, 411, and Speak 714 and has also published collected writings in two books called Three Legged Race and Four Letter World. Read more
Ruby Ray photo show – Opening night at La Luz de Jesus gallery – Los Angeles, CA
February 19, 2010
Friday night over at La Luz de Jesus Gallery which is housed inside one of the fun’est stores on Hollywood Blvd, Wacko, was the opening night of Ruby Ray’s exhibit, “First Wave Punk Photography. Ruby who is a very accomplished photographer and journalist began documenting the underground Punk scene Read more
Long in the Tooth Record Store – Philadelphia,PA
February 17, 2010
Theres a lot to see and do in Philadelphia. Among all the things that Philly has to offer, art, culture, and food there is also a gem of a record store located in center city Philadelphia called "Long in the Tooth" located at Read more
The movie Psycho celebrates it’s 50th anniversary
February 12, 2010
No surprise, when censors got a look at Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 masterpiece “Psycho,” they were aghast at what they saw in a certain bathroom scene. But it may not be the part you expect. Who can forget the infamous shower scene in which Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) is knifed to death by Mrs. Bates? Women have been known to refuse to set foot into a shower after seeing the movie.
But it wasn’t that brutal scene that caused Hitchcock problem with the censors. Read more HERE >>>




