Author Archives: Julianne

I feel like myspace, facebook all that social networking shit is p-l-a-y-e-d now that I can login to mybarackobama.com. It’s cool – you don’t have to try too hard to impress people with your exhaustive “interests” list, because you’re already … Continue reading →

HELL TO THE YES Frankly, I vote for any man who rides out to Staple Singers, but read that speech and tell me if you don’t weep. Addendum: I think the Staple Singers outro was exclusive to the broadcast I … Continue reading →

Believe me when I say one of the most exciting things I have ever seen occurred today: an orange butterfly, perched on a leaf, unfurling its long black coil of a tongue and prodding into the red tube base of … Continue reading →

Lacrate just sent me this video, of his Lily Allen’s “Smile remix.” it’s b’more club or b’more club influenced, lacrate calls it “gutter music” all I know is, I love a dance contest. Also, I just want to say that … Continue reading →

Last night’s comeback episode was like the Michael Bey take on a story that was once subtle and compelling – gunfire, lost love, and as B pointed out, “everybody was crying.” Previews for next week: explosions. Can we get the … Continue reading →

Oh shit: check right now for the funniest muhfucka on the whole wide interweb. Talkin bout my man.

Oh, who are you again? Who am I? I am internetting over there and my brain is smooshed. All apologies, except where apologies would be extraneous. The sorry only counts when you back it up with action. Moving on. So … Continue reading →

Before I rest my weary head on the pillow for the first time in what seems like decades… I have not answered your emails yet because I have been chilling in a cozy new spot — and when I say … Continue reading →

RIP, Playa. Positive pimping por vida. You’ll be missed.

My friend Kate Glicksberg is a great photographer. Her new work documenting a protest of the NYPD murder of Sean Bell is featured in the new issue of Current, which is the online magazine of the New York Foundation of … Continue reading →