Book signing in NYC

Join eco-model, author and activist, Summer Rayne Oakes, for a talk and book signing.

Tuesday, July 14th at 7 pm
Barnes & Noble
97 Warren Street (at Greenwich)

more info on the book here.

Lover: the opening

Kiss today goodbye,
The sweetness and the sorrow.
Wish me luck, the same to you.
But I can't regret
What I did for love, what I did for love.
Look my eyes are dry.
The gift was ours to borrow.
It's as if we always knew,
And I won't forget what I did for love,
What I did for love.
Gone,
Love is never gone.
As we travel on,
Love's what we'll remember.
Kiss today goodbye,
And point me t'ward tomorrow.
We did what we had to do.
Won't forget, can't regret
What I did for
Love
What I did for...
Love

A group exhibition themed around love and curated by the buzzy video artist Kate Gilmore and gallerist Candice Madey. With works by Gregory Amenoff, Pedro Barbeito, Daniel Bozhkov, Nancy Bowen, Boyce Cummings, Nancy Davidson, Brock Enright, Franklin Evans, Robert Feintuch, Brian Friedman, Peter Gallo, Jeffrey Gibson, Luis Gispert, Nan Goldin, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Karen Heagle, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Deborah Kass, Kurt Lightner, Suzanne McClelland, Robert Melee, Daniel Milewski, Christopher Miner, Marilyn Minter, Clifford Owens, Rachel Owens, Alix Pearlstein, Beverly Semmes, Jude Tallichet, Nicole Tschampel, Robyn Winston & Karen Yasinsky.

Curated by Kate Gilmore & Candice Madey

Opening reception: Wednesday, June 24, 6-8pm

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On Stellar Rays
133 Orchard St.,
New York, NY 10002 nr. Rivington St.

Acid Test Special Boogie Edition with Voodoo Funk

Acid Test Special Boogie Edition with Voodoo Funk Featuring DJ Franc-o from Voodoofunk!!!!

And your hosts
Spiritbear and Udagawa

Spinning African and US Boogie, plus exclusive new edits and Acid Test originals

Frank has a fresh new stash of African Boogie records from Lagos and beyond. As he describes it “Moog-ed out Nigerian Disco” ....sounds pretty good, huh?

If you haven't been to hear Frank's voodoo funk, this is a rare opportunity to hear amazing groovy music you have definitely not heard before. (Although he has a monthly now at Union Pool starting March 14th, yes!)

So come down to get down!

Thurs Feb 26 10-4AM
Trophy Bar
315 Broadway
Brooklyn, NY

Check out www.acidtestdjs.com and www.voodoofunk.com for music and more details!

Black Flag X Wu-Tang = BLACK TANG NYC

aNYthing ‘n IRAK with DJ Semen Sperms present

The Ultimate in Theme Parties!

BLACK TANG: Black Flag x Wu-Tang

Tonight! Wednesday Febuary 25th at 11pm

Le Lupanar (Downstairs)
103 Essex (@ Delancey)

Free ‘n Friendly
Be There.

Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains

Film Comment Selects screening:

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains

Tonight!
Wed Feb 25 at 8:30
@ Lincoln Center

Before anyone had heard of Diane Lane or Laura Dern, the two teen actresses put on flaming eye shadow and fishnet stockings to star in this backstage satire, a valentine to the faded glory of punk. Anticipating Riot Grrrl by a decade, the story chronicles the rise and fall of an all-female band, whose members hide their lack of talent and tone-deaf lead singer behind bursts of angst and energy. With veteran record producer Lou Adler directing and members of The Sex Pistols and The Clash dropping in for cameos, this late-night cable classic awaits rediscovery as an essential post-punk time capsule.

Followed by a post-punk afterparty with DJs Dan Selzer (Acute Records) & Aileen Brophy (Corita).

Via: Film Society of Lincoln Center

Art Jump at the MoMA

Before going to the Ladies Lotto benefit on Monday night (and I hope you'll all be there!), stop by the MoMA for a little art, liquor and jumping!

Next Monday (12/8), Allison Reimus, of Jumping in Art Museums, is organizing a giant art jump at the MoMA. Her blog which features pictures of people jumping in front of pieces of art. So why not join in, especially since the MoMA is staying open until 8:45 and all us working people can go.

She's asking people to start jumping en masse at 6:30 in front of the Pipolotti Rist exhibit. The rest of the museum is open, but she figured that Starry Night will already have enough crowding.

Word on the street is there’s also going to be a cash bar and the first 600 people who come for the evening event get a free day pass. Would love to see a bunch of well dressed, successful women show up on their way to benefit (if you know what I mean).

xoT

Jeffrey Fashion Cares 2008

April 9, 2008 | 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm

Espace, 635 West 42nd Street (between 11th & 12th Avenues), New York, NY

Jeffrey Fashion Cares 2008 promises to be a fashion extravaganza you don't want to miss. The event includes a runway fashion show featuring the hottest designers and male models, cocktails, DJ and silent and live auctions of products from designers such as Prada, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana and more. Hosted by Jeffrey Kalinsky and others to benefit Lambda Legal, The Hetrick Martin Institute and Gay Men's Health Crisis.

The Hetric-Martin Institute is for at-risk gay young people. The institute serves about 1000 young people per year that are either kicked out of their homes for being gay or are beat up at school making it unsafe for them to attend.

For more information, visit:
http://www.lambdalegal.org
http://www.hmi.org

Kimberly Campoli, a TV and Film Producer is searching for more celebrities to walk to red carpet, as well as more press to cover the event. Attendees are anticipated to be Marc Jacobs, Carson Kressley, Tim Gunn, and Christian Siriano. Contact kcampoli@gmail.com for more information =)