We're still waiting for the new Hole record to arrive here at BUST HQ (??) so since it's out this week, and in the interest of punctuality, I've decided to re post our good friend and music columnist Everett True's in-depth (and funny) review of Courtney's latest Nobody's Daughter. Everett has successfully attempted to do a "live review" of the first time he laid ears on the CD. For more of the awesome Everett, you can check him out here or ... Read More

  Just days after releasing the first song, "Born Free," off of her upcoming third album, MIA has released the accompanying music video, directed by Romain Gavras.  Clocking in at nine minutes, the video is a graphic, violent depiction of American soldiers forcefully capturing and executing a targeted minority.  Watch the video below:     For unknown reasons, the American soldiers in this video are cleansing the ... Read More

The social experiment gone wrong all over public access is back! Callie Watts (Calisha Jenkins) of BUST, Drunky Brewster and Candy Rain will chatroulette with you and a few special guests tonight on MNN. Have a personal question you want answered in not-so-private glory? Then log in to TubeSoap with your webcam and microphone ready to go! See the show live at 8:30 PM:   Time Warner Channel 34 RCN Channel 82 Verizon Fios Channel ... Read More

Thank you, Peter Elkind, for wresting yet another freak show moment from the annals of Eliot Spitzerdom. In his new book, Rough Justice, Elkind quotes the former governor's wife as saying, "The wife is supposed to take care of the sex. This is my failing; I wasn't adequate." Does that not sound disingenuous to anyone else? Even for the Xanax-faced bride who stood by Spitzer in one of the best/worst press conferences ever. (Tiger, had you ... Read More

We love getting our hands dirty here at BUST and describe how to do just that with an article about DIY composting in our February/March issue, so we were excited to see that Brooklyn Grange, an urban farm project, is in the running for $20,000 worth of funding from Kickstarter.com to develop a one acre rooftop farm in Brooklyn.  They only receive funding if they reach their entire goal, so check out their page and pledge some green to ... Read More