No. Just no.

Meet Candi Lynn.
 
Here’s her official bio from her website.  Whoa, her very own website!  I’ve highlighted the areas that are beyond the limits of my meager comprehension.

In today’s world of music, art and creativity is seemingly produced by the conglomerates of the record business.  It seems that the realness in music is missing. Every once [...]

Peter Andre. Then And Now…

Before I get into the nitty gritty that is Peter Andres career I just need to clarify that although I’m Scottish please consider me in the thought group of 99.999% of our nation. We DID NOT and still DO NOT want the Lockerbie bomber to be free. The fault of his freedom lies in the hands of people with too much power and, ironically, no compassion at all. Also, our country is nice. You should visit sometime. You’ll be quick to see that no one other than Kenny MacAskill wanted to free Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed Al Megrahi . Our castles are pretty cool to look at as well.

Beauty Tips for Fall

Summer is headed out the back door fast as the temperatures begin to drop, as well as the leaves. Here are a few big fashion hair and makeup secrets that will keep you in style all season.
Red is the new Pink. Anywhere from berry to rose and scarlet to brick. Bright bold red lips are [...]

Aimee Allen Brings A Little Happiness to New York City

As you frequent blog readers all know, I’ve been a fan of Aimee Allen for a few years. She’s pretty much the only girl with punk rock roots to whom I feel I can relate. Aimee bleeds passion and a girl after my own heart, she rallies those around her and raises awareness for [...]

Lollapalooza – Yeah Yeah Yeahs Successfully Fill the Beasties’ Shoes

So, this is it. After days of writing, hours of heat-induced dementia, and months of self-absorbed where-to-live questioning, I finally arrived at the north stage to see the Yeah Yeah Yeahs close out the second day of Lollapalooza. The sun had mercifully dropped behind Iowa and the full skyline lit up all around us as [...]

Lollapalooza – Rise Against, Rocking in Their Home Town

Another day, another band, another epic journey across the length of Grant Park. This time, I was fighting the crowds to get to the absolute southern-most stage to see Rise Against. Now, if this feels like a departure from my viewing schedule thus far, well, you would be right. I’m a big fan of the [...]

Lollapalooza – Santigold Shines Bright

As I continued my Lollapalooza Tour de Brooklyn, I headed back up North, this time to see my girl Santigold. Or try to. Stuck on an awkwardly positioned stage in between the main entrance and the large north venue, Santigold was a vision in gold and a vision on the JumboTron, as there was no [...]

Lollapalooza – Chairlift Offer Chicago a Taste of Brooklyn

Lollapalooza is, like most music festivals, a great way to see a bunch of bands all in one place. And, like most music festivals, there are a LOT of other people who want to see a bunch of bands all in one place. The result, naturally, is a lot of people trying to see a [...]

Lollapalooza – Los Campesinos Fight Heat Wave

It’s hard to describe Chicago weather to people who haven’t lived it. We have brutal winters, blistering summers, and beautiful in-betweens, but they rarely fall where you would expect them to. I rocked a sweatshirt in July and my flip flops will likely be in business until November. But of course, Lollapalooza rolled into town [...]

Jess wants to punt Justin Bieber

Over the past few mornings, AMTV subjected its viewers, too groggy to fumble for their remotes, to Justin Bieber’s “One Time” video.  (The video below is clearly not the official release, but it was the only one I could embed.)  It’s a great way to ruin your day right as it begins.

I have a few [...]

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