all stuff to see.
So many reasons to love the always-surprising David Byrne. If you missed his curated "Perspectives" series at Carnegie Hall in February, where he rounded up some of today's great singer-songwriters (e.g. Sufjan Stevens, ... read more
Channeling Hitchcock and Vincent Price, movie director John Waters adds a whiff of his old subversive self as the host of Court TV's new guilty pleasure 'Til Death Do Us Part. The playfully ... read more
"Entertainment for the curious mind" is how the guys of EepyBird describe what they do. Maybe, but you know them better as the duo who have made a cottage industry out of combining ... read more
We love Melinda Doolittle and there's no help for it. From her first shy minute auditioning on "American Idol" to last night's "Home" from The Wiz, she gets us every time. Lakisha Jones ... read more
A major exhibition of Van Gogh's work arrives in New York City at the Neue Galerie on March 22, presented in conjunction with Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum. "Van Gogh and Expressionism" is the ... read more
Slacker success. That's the oxymoron at the big heart of the first movie screenplay by Canadian author Douglas Coupland (Generation X) for Everything's Gone Green, opening in limited release April 13. Coupland fans ... read more
We leave our getTRIO comfort zone of thinking in 3s and award 5 Stars to 10 websites (and blogs) that deserve to be bookmarked by pop culture fans. Architecture A Daily Dose of ... read more
With Spring Break upon us, and warm weather ahead, there's no time like the present to think about the open road. Jamie Jensen's Road Trip USA is the best place to start for ... read more
Voice: angelic, face: angelic. All the rest: we're guessing it's a little more complicated than that. And that's doubtless the appeal for the growing fan base of singer/songwriter/actor Jay Brannan. He first drew ... read more
