Our favorite gender norm destroyer Peaches will be hosting a very special event this Thursday for the premiere of her new feature film Peaches Does Herself. The screening will take place at the San Francisco International Film Festival, followed by a Q & A with Peaches herself. The opera includes 23 original Peaches songs and includes a cast of crew of over 40. Peaches wrote, directed, and stars in the musical and reviewers are already ... Read More

Brace yourself because things are about to get dangerous. We've stumbled upon a collection of 30 different shows made up of nearly 400, count 'em FOUR HUNDRED, video clips of prominent female punk figures dating all the way back to the '70s. These videos include documentaries, feature films, and rare interviews and concerts. Watch documentaries on Blondie and the Runaways, a 77-minute interview with the amazing Kate Bush, a talk with queen ... Read More

The main Nico event that took place this week was Wednesday night at one of NYC’s coolest and most classic venues, BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music). When Past And Future Collide - Life Along The Borderline: A Tribute To Nico curated by John Cale. Cale was, of course, a member of The Velvet Underground who knew and worked with Nico producing several of her albums. On The Velvet Underground and Nico and Chelsea Girl, Nico was ... Read More

A few weeks ago we posted the last video created for Peaches "I Feel Cream" release for the song "Mud" but apparently there were two separate videos made for this song, and below is the 2nd, and it's pretty Fierce! We asked Peaches about it, and here's what she had to say: BUST: Who made the video, and why were two versions done? Peaches: Jasmin Tarasin made this video. She built a pit with a tractor to have the girls fight in.  I met ... Read More

  We all know that Peaches likes to get down and dirty, but in this music video "Mud" she's literally getting drenched in dirty water, mud and other crazy gross stuff. Most of the music video features Peaches with mud flying at her face, and when Peaches isn't being barraged by debris, muddy dancers booty shake to the synth heavy beat. Apparently the mud they used for the video, was actually fertilizer. Peaches tells Spinner.com about ... Read More