If you don't know New Orleans Bounce Music or Sissy Bounce you're seriously missing out! Bounce Music is an original New Orleans form of rap that's been dominating radio and street culture locally for over 15 years! Sissy Bounce is it's gay/trans counterpart, and Big Freedia is it's Queen Diva! Number 1 songs on local radio, and an unbelievable 7-night-a-week live show schedule have propelled her to local fame, and honed her power to turn ... Read More

Ryder Ripps is a genius! If you haven't seen his Tumblr page check it out now! It will strap you in and suck your life away. Ryder is a self-proclaimed Internet Archeologist . He digs up all the dirty secrets the Internet has to offer. Featuring photos and blogs that are funny, scary and totally brilliant! I recommend not viewing his work whilst on the clock at your day job because you will not get any work done, it is just that fascinating! ... Read More

If you love Amber Tamblyn (our Feb/Mar 09 cover girl) you will adore her even more when you pick up her new enthralling poetry book Bang Ditto, published by Manic D Press. Her work is smart, twisted, feminist and humorous. She lays out her heart and soul for you to touch and smell through the pages. Amber summarizes that Bang Ditto is 'a collection of poetry and prose chronicling my observations of a life spent in the Hollywood business and ... Read More

My theory proves true! Women athletes must adhere to standard lady laws in order to be accepted by the media and the man-fueled world of sports. With the encouragement of her new managers, Caster Semenya has been made over to look more feminine. YOU, a South African magazine, says they wanted to show a 'softer side' of the track star. They even went, as far as to call her new look 'an improvement'! WTF? What did they improve? Was Caster not ... Read More

Get ready to grease your hair with pomade and strap on your suede shoes; Imelda May is bringing rockabilly blues back to the airwaves. A stripped down blend of heavy bass and guitar riffs 'Love Tattoo', her debut album, will satisfy any retro-palate. I dare you not to tap your feet and shake like Ann-Margret when you hear the opening track 'Johnny Got a Boom Boom' or twist your hips to the vibrant rhythms of 'Smokers Song'. You can probably ... Read More