Tag Archives: Jamieson Hill
In case you’ve been underneath a rock–or in your room masturbating all day–you should know that May is National Masturbation Month. The concept of self love can be a complicated one. It would seem like a welcomed practice, but not everyone is open to fiddling their own fiddle. Eager to get the real scoop, we headed out with our celebrity Street Prattle correspondent, Jamieson Hill, to get New Yorkers’ opinion Read More
Like a whirlwind of über trill, SXSW has come and gone. Tunes were played, gadgets were displayed, and when the dust settled, everyone was more exhausted than a 6 year old who just spent all day at Disneyland. We couldn’t round up enough pennies to get everyone to Austin, but our festival correspondent, Jamieson Hill, was on the scene and got the chance to check out Just Blaze, Deadmau5, Baauer, Read More
Among all the festivities at Art Basel Miami Beach, the one that resonated with us the most was UNTITLED. Featuring brilliant artists like Holton Rower and Andres Carranza–whom will be featuring later on–UNTITLED was a quaintly illustrious beachfront event that catered to hundreds of attendees eager to set their eyes on worthwhile artwork and bask in the scent of the nearby ocean. While the pieces were the main focus, we Read More
We reach the final chapter of our journey through the CMJ marathon and despite this having the feel of a sobering ending, the panels were actually one of our first stops. At first, we had no intention of filming. We were more interested in soaking up the valuable insight and the wise words that came along with it. To be honest, we didn’t think our readers would want to hear Read More
This week’s Fashion’s Night Out was certainly a good time worth having. After floating everywhere from Little West to SoHo, we made time to visit our friends over at Supra; ultimately saving the best for last. The night saw the debut of their Royal Collection and some heavenly spinning from ATCQ’s Q-Tip! Party goers checked out the kicks before shuffling over to the New Museum for unlimited libations and groovy Read More