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Getting friendlier day by day. I believe she learned this particular maneuver from Jeans.
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I haven't had a chance to watch the whole thing but I think this is worthy of note – The Murder of Jean Seberg is an hour-long conceptual film "inspired by the controversial and shocking death of the all-American actress Jean Seberg in 1979," produced by Daphne Guinness with filmmaker and photographer Joe Lally. Check it out at SHOWstudio.com.
.Misc. snapshots going way back....
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Theresa, Emily, Ashley and Samantha at Still Liquor
Shabazz and Thee Satisfaction at Neumo's
Theresa and Kyle at the I Want You magazine party
Samantha, Miles, Charlie, Kyle at Still Liquor
Emily, Jessica, Robert at Vermillion
Jessica, Emily, Sara, and Caitlin at Bus Stop before trying to go to the Crescent and ending up at... The Elite
Emily and Natasha at Sun Liquor Distillery
Emily, Amber, and Natasha
Vampy
Emily explains the style.com app to Jason at Linda's
Impromptu diners club meeting at Oddfellows
My oldest friend on the planet, Michelle, with Dustin at the Roanoke on Mercer Island
Detective Agency at the Comet
Natasha, Meg, and Ms. Jackie Brown
Stephanie and Matson in front of Cairo
Bill Callahan at Neumo's
A cat I met on the way to the Lookout
Everyone think of Kurdt
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Shabazz Palaces "Are you... Can you... Were you? (Felt)" – my favorite cut from Black Up, the long-awaited new album, out today on Sub Pop. Release shows this Thursday and Friday at Neumo's.
[ photo: Seattle Center, last Friday night ]
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Glenn O'Brien (right) with Jean-Michel Basquiat during a filming of O'Brien's TV Party On this week's installment of The Sound of Young America, Jesse Thorne interviews Glenn O'Brien, most recently the author of How To Be A Man. It's worth a quick listen – at this point in his life, with all of his various experiences, O'Brien is on the level of Vince Aletti or Steven Heller as both a primary and secondary source of interesting information. Click here to check it out.
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Ben, Filson employee and occasional model