Mourning the Death of a Sex Friend
He made you feel special by bringing out the French press—one of his classic moves.
Andrew Thiele and the Journey of the Artist
“What are you doing to check off your goals? Do you possess mementos of your journey? How do you process what you consume?” Andrew Thiele’s Gallery 8 solo exhibit: Moral Compass posed these questions directly to the viewer. The introspective exhibit highlighted themes of identity, environment, and action through intricate mixed media pieces pulling...
Do It Together, Tula Vera and Their Alternative to D.I.Y
The sound of music permeates the hot summer air in New Brunswick, NJ. While the college town is experiencing its recurring summertime lulls, the underground music scene is just as lively and popular as it is during the semester. Countless D.I.Y, basement shows litter the town, even after Rutgers University stopped sponsoring music...
A Retrospective on the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing
The moon landing’s cultural significance has made a lasting impact on society and is s one of humankind’s greatest and most iconic achievements.
Education & Authenticity: A Look at Haute Box and the Grassroots Cannabis Forum
Looking at other social trends, such as the normalization of LGBT rights, one of the biggest things for that movement was people having a face to associate with it.
Through Heartbreak I Found Myself Again
For four months straight I cried myself to sleep and couldn’t even get through a train ride with dry eyes.
Fashinnovation: The Future of a Storied Industry
Fashinnovation is an organization that seeks to provide a nexus between entrepreneurs and innovators, bringing in big names in the fashion technology world to educate and start conversation with like-minded individuals.
RETRO: Ravi Shankar and the Quiet Beatle
Madison Square Garden. August 1, 1971. Against all odds, you scored a ticket to a concert steeped in legend and mystique. Initially advertised as a benefit concert featuring George Harrison & Friends, it’s now being called the Concert for Bangladesh [https://hshoneypot.com/pride-in-cannabis-featuring-breezy-diabo-kait-caridi-amp-aidan-mcgovern/] . And because it’s helmed by ex-Beatle George Harrison, now...
Have You Been Jenx'D? An Interview with Brooklyn-Based Stylist, Jenx'D International
"I want to provide a voice for the unheard and a platform for the unseen."
NYWIFT: Diane Paragas's Timely Immigration Story Yellow Rose Arrives in NYC
"I really believe film has the power to expand our understanding of the world around us."
Aziz Ansari’s Right Now is Cautious of Extreme Wokeness
In today’s cultural climate, analyzing contentious humor can pose a challenge.
To Infinity and Beyond: Adam Baxter Paints an Honest Portrait in his New Album
"I’m happy with it, I’m proud of it, it’s like a child to me."
RETRO: Meet the 4th Beatle
Ringo’s gift was to bring to the band a richly textured “feel” in his playing that was musically–and temperamentally–ideal.
What Does the Fourth of July Mean to Me?
Growing up, the Fourth of July used to mean one thing, really, and only one...
Sick, Sick, Sick is a Ritualistic Slow Burn
Amplified by its gorgeously psychedelic score and cinematography, Sick Sick Sick is a sometimes fragmented slow burn.
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