I've been watching more movies now than ever since all the strip clubs and dim sum joints in Los Angeles are closed. I caught wind of the Tax Collector like most people a couple months ago when photos of Shia LaBeouf's heavily east-LA-style single-needle tattooed torso started circulating on the internet with claims that he actually got tattooed for his role as Creeper, a debt-collecting gangster in the movie. He even got the name "CREEPER" rocker-style across his abdomen. Well, you barely see the tattoos in the movie, so that was a waste. What made the movie so frustrating was the fact that all of the characters were incredibly interesting and engaging, but the movie rarely dips into any of...
All my friends know that if I had the chance to meet God and get the answer to only one question, ANY question I could ever want to ask, I would only want to know one thing: does Paris Hilton restore vintage radio equipment and operate a HAM radio as hobbies? I have been thinking about this for over 5 years. Well, now there is a second question I would like answered: why did Paris Hilton delete a video of her making banana bread from all of her social media platforms? Before we get into the banana bread fiasco, let's start with some evidence that touches upon her interest in radios and my obsession with finding the truth. (screenshot taken...
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Rosa's last show at Sedition Books. Houston, TX. 2005. Photo by Petrine TX. Before folk-punk became the self-parodying absurdist oogle shitshow it is now, it was a pretty fun thing to partake in when you were sick of whatever punk band you've seen or were playing in for the millionth time in a row. Most of the acoustic bands and musicians I remember seeing from around this time were pretty much using these folk/country projects as a way to take a break from their main bands (Chuck Ragan and Rumbleseat from Hot Water Music, Chad Price from ALL, the Saint Catherines moonlighting as Yesterday's Ring, etc.). They were continuing what groups and musicians like Billy Bragg, the (Young) Pioneers, Tattle Tale, and the...
