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Situated in Chennai, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Ramee Mall, Valluvar Kottam, and U. S. Consulate. SDAT Tennis Stadium and Music Academy are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 4-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room. This Chennai hotel also offers a fitness center, gift shops/newsstands, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in February 2013.
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In a new original song, YouTubers Rob Cantor and Andrew Horowitz manage to combine 29 spot-on celebrity impersonations!
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Entries tagged with: California X
photos by Mimi Hong
Kindling, the new-ish Western Mass shoegaze band with two members of screamo band Ampere, released their Galaxies EP last week on No Idea and began some release shows over the weekend. The shows are with their neighbors California X and the Topshelf-signed Infinity Girl, and the first happened in Brooklyn on Saturday (11/7) at Suburbia, also with Clean Girls. Pictures of that one are in this post.
They wrap up the run in Easthampton, MA tonight (9/9). More pictures below...
Continue reading "Kindling, Infinity Girl, California X & Clean Girls @ Suburbia (pics)"
Kindling (ft. 1/2 of Ampere) releasing an EP on No Idea, playing shows with Infinity Girl & California X (dates, stream)
by Andrew Sacher
Western Mass screamo band Ampere have been pretty busy this year. They recently released a split with Raein, and Will and Meghan released the debut album with their band Longings. The other half of the band (vocalist Stephen Pierce and drummer Andy Skelly) now have an EP coming out with their shoegaze band Kindling. The EP is called Galaxies, it's due out November 6 on No Idea, and so far two songs are streaming. Going by those songs, "Painkiller" and Blinding Wave," it sounds like the kind of shoegaze that's been infiltrating the punk world lately (not surprising as half these members are in a screamo band). It's a bit heavier than Slowdive or something. Listen below.
Kindling also have some release shows coming up with Infinity Girl (who just played the Topshelf CMJ showcase) and California X (whose drummer is also in Longings). Those shows include NYC on November 7 at Suburbia with additional support from Clean Girls. $5 at the door gets you in to the all ages show.
All dates are listed, with the song streams, below...
Continue reading "Kindling (ft. 1/2 of Ampere) releasing an EP on No Idea, playing shows with Infinity Girl & California X (dates, stream)"
by Andrew Sacher
Amherst's Longings are something of a minor supergroup. They're co-fronted by Will Killingsworth of the influential screamo band Orchid and Meghan Minior, who Will also plays with in Ampere. And California X's Cole Lanier is on drums. Back in 2013, we posted their demo the night they came to NYC for a show here, and they're now set to follow it with their self-titled debut LP on 9/18 via Framework.
So far two singles have been released and like the demo, they split the difference between punk and post-punk. "Tarnished" leans more heavily on the former, while the slower "Vacancy" is closer to the latter. You can check out both below (via Noisey).
The band have a few shows coming up, but no plans to return to NYC at the moment. Hopefully that changes sooner than later. Dates below.
Continue reading "Longings (mem Orchid, Ampere, California X) streaming two songs off upcoming debut LP (listen)"
What's going on Friday? (Archers of Loaf, Rainer Maria, Fred Falke, World Party, Iron Chic, California X, Empress Of, more)
photo: Archers of Loaf at 4Knots 2012 (more by Chris La Putt)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Archers of Loaf, Monsoon @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Hailing from the same North Carolina scene as Superchunk and Polvo, Archers of Loaf were probably the most "rock" of the bunch, with an arsenal of '90s college radio fist-pumpers like "Web in Front," "Wrong," and "Plumb."
Rainer Maria @ Saint Vitus
Rainer Maria put out a number of great emo/indie rock albums on Polyvinyl back in the late '90s and early '00s, but then broke up in 2006. Earlier this year they reunited at Bowery Ballroom, and this week they play two more hometown shows. Tonight at Vitus (which is sold out), and tomorrow at Shea.
World Party @ City Winery
Karl Wallinger's psychedelic pop band World Party continues their four-night, full-band run at City Winery.
Fred Falke, Cut Snake, Eagles & Butterflies @ Output
French house producer Fred Falke has long been a go-to man for stylish remixes. He's a killer DJ, too, and will tastefully displaying his turntable élan tonight.
Gin Blossoms, Iron Chic, Timeshares @ The Paramount
Gin Blossoms haven't had their main songwriter in decades (he committed suicide in 1993), but their earlier material has proven influential on certain modern punk and indie bands. Two of the better ones happen to be the Long Island-based Iron Chic and Timeshares, who open for them tonight.
Empress Of, Buscabulla, Los Walters, Triangulo de Amor Bizarro @ Baby's All Right
Empress Of, aka NYC art-pop musician Lorely Rodriguez, will soon have her debut album released via XL, so expect some new songs from her tonight. The night starts with a set from Spain's Triangulo de Amor Bizarro who owe much of their sound to Creation Records-era shoegaze.
Total Slacker, California X, Hound, Melt @ Baby's All Right
This bill pairs together two bands who aren't afraid to show off their '90s rock influences, Total Slacker and California X, with the None More Black/Ted Leo + the Pharmacists-related stoner/garage band Hound and Melt (which includes Cassie Ramone on bass).
Mates of State, Good Graeff, Hey Marseilles @ Bowery Ballroom
If you're not going to that Rainer Maria show, but you want to see a different veteran Polyvinyl (and now Barsuk) band, Mates of State at Bowery Ballroom sounds like a good place to end up.
I.O.D., Show Me The Body, Salomon Faye, OSHUN @ Palisades
There are a few good artists on this bill, but one of particular note is hip hop/neo-soul duo OSHUN, whose new ASASE YAA mixtape has a strong political message, cultural pride, and great songs.
Ajax, Fatigue, Semper Eadem, Vanity, No Parole @ Acheron
Acheron hosts a good punk show tonight, featuring (among other things) the very catchy Oi!-inspired NYC band Vanity.
members of Dismemberment Plan, The Hold Steady & more covering albums @ Knitting Factory
This show features a bunch of musicians covering other musicians, including The Dismemberment Plan's Travis Morrison covering Morphine's "Cure For Pain," The Hold Steady's Dan Neustadt covering Neutral Milk Hotel's "In The Aeroplane Over the Sea" and more.
Bridget Everett @ Joe's Pub
Bridget Everett continues to perform her acclaimed show at Joe's Pub. Shy folks might want to either a) not sit too close to the stage or b) not go at all. Everyone else: Bridget's a riot.
For all of tonight's shows, and tomorrow's, check out our NYC concert calendar.
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photo: Atlas Sound @ Osheaga 2012 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
NXNE has added a lot more artists to its 2015 edition which happens June 17 - 21 at venues all over Toronto, ON. Additions include Atlas Sound who will play a BrooklynVegan-presented show at Lee's Palace on 6/19 with Foxes in Fiction, Holydrug Couple, Fresh Snow and more TBA. That show is $20 at the door or free with NXNE wristband or badge.
Other artists recently added to this year's NXNE include Warpaint, Mission of Burma, Girl Band, Nick Waterhouse, Casey Veggies, Grooms, Lucius, US Girls, Moon King, Chastity Belt. They join such previously announced artists as The New Pornographers, Angel Olsen, Zola Jesus, Om, Rae Sremmurd, Deafheaven, Best Coast, Blonde Redhead, Iceage, Real Estate, Sannhet, and Lower Dens. All announced 2015 NXNE showcasing artists are listed below...
Continue reading "NXNE expands 2015 lineup; Atlas Sound, Foxes In Fiction and more playing BrooklynVegan showcase"
Tournament releasing a new LP, playing Acheron on Sat; Go Deep sign to 6131, touring + more weekend NYC punk shows
by Andrew Sacher
photo: Tournament at Grand Victory in 2014 (more by Keith Marlowe)
Brooklyn punks Tournament play a lot around here. Maybe you've seen them with H2O and 7 Seconds, or with Coalesce and Coliseum, or with Gospel, or Kylesa, or Torche. Their next show is this Saturday (3/7) at Acheron with rock and rollers Greasy Hearts and Don Giovanni's Nuclear Santa Claust. Tickets are on sale.
Tournament's new album, Teenage Creature, comes out April 14. The first single, "Sean's Place," is out now and it's a down-strummer with awesomely snotty vocals. Listen below.
Nuclear Santa Claust aren't the only Don Giovanni punk band playing NYC this weekend. Screaming Females play Silent Barn tonight (3/6) with Downtown Boys and Aye Nako (a few tickets at the door), and California X play Saint Vitus tonight with Ovlov, IYEZ and Darkwing (tix at door).
Don Giovanni comedian Chris Gethard (who's also on Broad City) will be at a punk/comedy show on Saturday at Palisades with local bands Low Fat Getting High, Flagland and Washer, and comedy from Joe Pera and Shakir Standley, with appearances from Sefa, William Petrano and more. That's $5 at the door.
While we're talking about NYC punk shows this weekend, here's a couple more:
Tonight at Acheron, it's the raging Couch Slut, joined by NYC's No Way, Philly sludge punks Bardus, and New Haven's distortion-covered Grizzlor. Tickets are on sale.
Go Deep
Brooklyn's Go Deep have signed to the trusty 6131 Records, who will put out their first full length this summer. They have a tour kicking off in their hometown this Sunday (3/8) at Grand Victory with Icarus, Husbandry and Risers. Tickets are on sale. Their debut EP, Counseling, came out in 2013 on Mayfly Records and it's 7 tracks of heavy, smart, and pissed-off hardcore. Stream it in full, with their list of dates, below.
Continue reading "Tournament releasing a new LP, playing Acheron on Sat; Go Deep sign to 6131, touring + more weekend NYC punk shows"
Blessed State playing shows this weekend, 2 in NYC including Baby's First Annual Wake & Bake Festival (dates)
photo by Carter Gemerchak
Western Mass post-hardcore rippers Blessed State are playing a few shows in the Northeast this weekend with New Haven's Worn Leather, including two shows in NYC on Saturday (3/7). The first is an afternoon show at Baby's All Right for the venue's "First Annual Wake & Bake Festival." Also playing that is Cobalt Cranes, Savants, Spirit Plate, Winstons, Surfbort, High Waisted and Drone Ranger. $5 tickets are on sale.
That night, they play The Flat with Summer Saints and Long Drag. And in April, they play a show in their home state with neighbors California X, who play NYC tonight.
After this weekend's shows, Blessed State will begin recording some new material to follow last year's debut LP, Head Space. If you haven't heard that yet, you can stream it, along with their list of dates, below...
Continue reading "Blessed State playing shows this weekend, 2 in NYC including Baby's First Annual Wake & Bake Festival (dates)"
Mitski (photo by Kenneth Bachor)
Brooklyn songwriter Mitski won us over with last year's Bury Me At Makeout Creek, a great mix of folk, lo-fi indie rock, and art pop that contained one of our favorite songs of the year. Now she's signed to Don Giovanni for its TBA followup making her labelmates with Screaming Females, Priests, California X and more.
Mitski's upcoming tour includes dates supporting Hundred Waters, supporting her new labelmates Screaming Females, and supporting Speedy Ortiz (with Krill).
The Hundred Waters run hits NYC NYC at MHOW this Thursday, 3/5 (tix), the Screaming Females run hits NJ April 4 at Asbury Lanes (tickets), and the Speedy/Krill run hits NYC's Bowery Ballroom on April 25 (tickets). All of those bands also play SXSW.
In semi-related news, Mitski's new labelmates California X's short tour hits NYC this week on Friday (3/6) at Saint Vitus with Ovlov, IYEZ and Darkwing. Tickets for that show are still available and we're also giving away a pair. Details below.
Continue reading "Mitski signed to Don Giovanni; California X will be here soon with Ovlov (win tix!)"
Massachusetts sludge punks California X just released their sophomore album, Nights In The Dark, and are playing a few shows out in support of it. The Saves the Day-referencing artwork above isn't the actual artwork by the way, but it is awesome. (And speaking of, the girl on that cover was just interviewed.) Listen to the album below.
The band have shows coming up, including NYC at Saint Vitus on March 6 with support from Ovlov, IYEZ and Darkwing. Tickets for that show are on sale now. All dates are listed below.
California X were just in town to headline the second Don Giovanni showcase at Knitting Factory, and the third and final night of the label's showcases is coming up. They take the space back over on February 28 for a double-header night serving as the album release shows for Screaming Females' excellent new album, Rose Mountain, and feature Priests, (who just played Indie Pop Prom 3 this weekend) Tenement and Vacation as support. Both the early and the late shows are now sold out.
Rose Mountain is streaming over at NPR now in advance of the album's February 24 release date. It's Screaming Females' sixth full-length, and the consistently great punks are making music that's tighter than ever.
All of California X's upcoming dates and a stream of Nights In The Dark below...
Continue reading "California X playing shows; Screaming Females stream new LP"
by Andrew Sacher
The Don Giovanni Records showcases at Knitting Factory Brooklyn begin tonight, and here's a rundown of what they've got going on:
NIGHT 1 (February 6)
Tonight's headliners are '70s-style power pop trio Nude Beach, who put out their newest album, 77, on the label last year, followed by a new single this year (listen below). They've been playing around a lot lately (maybe you caught them at Bowery Ballroom last month), and they have two NYC shows coming up after this: Bowery Electric on 3/5 (free with RSVP) and The Bell House with White Hills in April.
Also of note tonight is The Hamiltons, a punk trio inspired by the Ramones and the film Dirty Work, who may actually be The Ergs. Listen to a couple tracks below.
Brooklyn's Mal Blum, one of the label's newer signees, has been a singer/songwriter in the local folk punk/anti-folk scene for a few years now. Maybe you've caught her with Noun, Allison Weiss, Worriers, Chris Gethard, Stephen Brodsky or at Tinderbox Fest. Her first Don Giovanni release should be out later this year, but meanwhile you can stream her 2013 album, Tempest In A Teacup, below.
Crow Bait, the Iron Chic-related alt-country/punk band who put out their solid debut LP on Don Giovanni last year, returned a few weeks ago with the Separate Stations 7" EP on Drunken Sailor Records. If you like jangly '90s alternative rock with a little twang in it, you should check this out. Listen below.
Tonight's bill is rounded out by one of NYC's longest-running DIY scene duos, Shellshag, NJ indie rockers Black Wine and host Chris Gethard. Tickets are still available.
photo: California X at DbA in 2013 (more by Vladislav Grach)
NIGHT 2 (February 7)
Saturday's lineup is headlined by the great Amherst, MA band California X, who recently dropped their sophomore album, Nights in the Dark. The sludgy Dinosaur Jr-isms of their debut are still here, but this time they're a little overshadowed by a handful of '70s influences, pulling from that decade's hard rock, power pop, punk, and a love of twin leads. Stream the whole thing below.
Downtown Boys, another recent addition to the label, are a band you have to see live to fully experience. And if you haven't seen them, it's highly recommended. Head HERE to see what we've said about their shows in the past. They'll also be on tour with Screaming Females soon.
Nuclear Santa Claust have a new album, Je Ne Sais Claus, coming out on DG next week (2/10), and they'll have it on sale at the show too. Like their last album, lead single "Sayonara Baby" is indebted to early hardcore with a good dose of Ramones worship. Check it out below. You can catch them in NYC again at the Nate Gluck benefit with Night Birds in March.
Opening Saturday's showcase is the label's newest band Alice (who count music writer/Silent Barn booker Liz Pelly as a member). They announced their signing this week, and will release their debut album, Revenge Pop, later this year. You can listen to the reverb-ed out "Nightmare" below.
The rest of Saturday's lineup is noisy punk duo Pinkwash (mem Hume, Bleeding Rainbow), Lauren Measure's current band Worriers, NJ punks Brick Mower, and host Chris Gethard. Tickets are still available.
photo: Screaming Females @ DbA in 2014 (more by Gretchen Robinette)
NIGHT 3 (February 28 -- early and late shows)
The third and final showcase has a 6:45 and a 10:45 show, both with the same lineups. Screaming Females are headlining, and these are the record release shows for their upcoming sixth album, Rose Mountain, which a few great singles have already come out from. If you haven't heard them yet, check those out below with a recently-released live video (dir. Lance Bangs) of another new song, "It's Not Fair." Screaming Females also have many other tour dates, including Asbury Park in April.
The openers at both shows are political DC post-punks Priests, '90s-inspired melodic punks Tenement, and the garage-y Vacation. Those bands have a bunch of other dates together without Screaming Females, including a Hoboken show on 2/25. All dates are listed below.
Tenement are releasing a new rarities collection, Bruised Music Volume One, on March 10 via Grave Mistake Records, and Toxic Pop Records. You can check out the ripping "Spaghetti Midwestern" from that, below.
The early Knitting Factory show is sold out, but tickets for the late show are still available.
In other Don Giovanni news unrelated to their showcase, the label is putting out a collection from The Lookouts, the band that included Lookout! Records founder Larry Livermore, and drummer Tre Cool before he joined Green Day. The collection features guest appearances from Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong and Rancid/Operation Ivy's Tim Armstrong. Stream a track below.
Continue reading "Don Giovanni showcases begin tonight -- videos, LP streams, tour dates and other related news"
California X shares second song from new LP, touring, playing NYC release show with Ovlov, Big Ups & more (dates)
by Zack Baker
Photo: California X at DbA in 2013 (more by Vadislav Grach)
Amherst, MA's noisy sludge-punks California X will release their sophomore LP, Nights In The Dark, January 13 on Don Giovanni Records. You may have already heard the album's title track, and they've now shared a second song, "Hadley, MA," which you can stream below.
Before the album drops, the band will head out on tour, kicking off in NYC with a release show on January 2 at Shea Stadium with the similarly sludgy Ovlov, stellar post-hardcore shredders Big Ups and the homespun riffs of LVL UP. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
California X closes out their current string of dates with an appearance at night 2 of the Don Giovanni showcases which happens at Knitting Factory on February 7. You can pick up tickets for that show (and all three nights) now. The band also contributed to DG's list of 2014 favorites highlighting LVL UP's album Hoodwink'd as well as the Ovlov / Krill/ LVL UP/ Radiator Hospital split.
All of California X's upcoming dates are listed, along with the"Hadley, MA" stream, below...
Continue reading "California X shares second song from new LP, touring, playing NYC release show with Ovlov, Big Ups & more (dates)"
Don Giovanni bands list their favorite LPs of 2014 (Screaming Females, Cali X, Worriers, Crow Bait, Laura Stevenson, more)
Photo: Screaming Females at a final DbA show (more by Gretchen Robinette)
Don Giovanni Records had yet another good year, with solid 2014 releases from Nude Beach, Priests, Peter Stampfel, Black Wine, Crow Bait, Chris Gethard and more, and they've already got big plans for 2015 with new ones from Screaming Females, California X, Downtown Boys and more on the way.
Ahead of the label's annual Brooklyn showcases, label co-founders Joe Steinhardt (also of Modern Hut) and Zach Gajewski (also of Nuclear Santa Claust), and several DG bands including Screaming Females, California X, Worriers, Crow Bait, Laura Stevenson, Brick Mower and Mal Blum have given us lists of their favorite albums of 2014. You can check out those lists below.
The 2015 showcases happen on February 6, 7 and 28 at Knitting Factory with Nude Beach, Shellshag, Crow Bait and more on night 1; Cali X, Downtown Boys, Pinkwash, Worriers and more on night 2; and Screaming Females, Priests, Tenement and Vacation at the final show. Tickets are still available.
DG year-end lists below...
Continue reading "Don Giovanni bands list their favorite LPs of 2014 (Screaming Females, Cali X, Worriers, Crow Bait, Laura Stevenson, more)"
Don Giovanni 2015 showcases lineups (Screaming Females, Cali X, Priests, Tenement, Nude Beach, Crow Bait, more)
And a new Screaming Females song...
Screaming Females at a final DbA show (more by Gretchen Robinette)
Like every year, NJ punk label Don Giovanni Records will be putting on a three showcases in Brooklyn in 2015. Unlike the last one, which have included two nights at MHOW and one night at the now-closed Death by Audio, all three nights this time will be at Knitting Factory. This year though, the shows won't happen consecutively. But, as always, all of these lineups are great.
NIght 1 (February 6) includes Nude Beach, Shellshag, The Hamiltons, Mal Blum, Black Wine and Crow Bait, with Chris Gethard (who's got a lot going on) hosting.
Night 2 (February 7) includes California X, Downtown Boys, Pinkwash, Worriers, Nuclear Santa Claust, Brick Mower and Alice, also with Chris Gethard hosting.
Night 3 (February 28) includes Screaming Females (record release show for Rose Mountain), Priests, Tenement and Vacation.
Tickets, including 2-day passes for the first two nights, go on sale Thursday (12/4).
Screaming Females also just premiered another new track, "Empty Head," from their new LP over at The FADER. Stream that, with show flyers and a few more streams from the DG showcase bands, below...
Continue reading "Don Giovanni 2015 showcases lineups (Screaming Females, Cali X, Priests, Tenement, Nude Beach, Crow Bait, more)"
by Andrew Sacher
Screaming Females at Death by Audio on Sunday (more by Gretchen Robinette)
As discussed, Screaming Females are set to release their sixth album, Rose Mountain, and now more details have arisen. It comes out February 24 via longtime label home Don Giovanni, and in addition to previous single "Wishing Well" it includes the brand new song, "Ripe." After going with Steve Albini to record their beefiest sounding album yet, 2012's Ugly, they've now enlisted Mastodon/Isis/Minus the Bear/etc producer Matt Bayles, another guy who knows how to get a rock band sounding huge in the studio. Take a listen to the new song, with the artwork and tracklist, below (via Pitchfork).
Their Don Giovanni labelmates California X have also announced a new album, Nights In The Dark, which comes out January 13 and follows their impressive 2012 debut. Like that album, it was recorded by Justin Pizzoferrato, who's also done Dinosaur Jr, Sonic Youth, Speedy Ortiz and others. The title track and first single is another dose of their heavy-guitars-meets-pop-melodies style that was all over their debut, but this one's less Dinosaur Jr and more a sludge-coated mix of late '70s rock. Underneath those murky guitars, there's Thin Lizzy-style twin leads, sharp '79 powerpop melodies, and the pomp of that era's hard rock/heavy metal. Check it out below.
2015 is already looking like a busy year for Don Giovanni, also with upcoming releases from new signees Downtown Boys, Pinkwash and Mal Blum.
Streams below...
Continue reading "Screaming Females detail new LP, share new song (California X too)"
California X at Death By Audio in 2013 (more by Vladislav Grach)
Poppy Amherst, MA sludge-punks California X are heading out on tour in a couple days. They'll play a NJ show in New Brunswick at Paradise Lost on August 31 with Brick Mower, Casual and Osaka. Then they'll play NYC at Death By Audio on September 6 with Slothrust and Mannequin Pussy. Tickets for both those shows are available at the door. No word yet on new music for the Don Giovanni-signed band, but hopefully some of that will be coming along as it feels like its been awhile since we got their excellent self-titled debut. All tour dates listed below.
Mannequin Pussy also have other dates, including their previously discussed show with Little Big League, Ovlov and Krill on September 3 at Shea Stadium. They also recently released another "new" song from the re-release of their debut album which is coming this September on Tiny Engines. You can stream that, with their list of dates and Cali X's dates, below...
Continue reading "California X touring, playing NYC w/ Mannequin Pussy - dates"
Last year, Placeholder released the I Don't Need Forgiveness LP, followed by a split 7" with Such Gold. This coming week, they'll bring their ongoing tour to Austin for SXSW where one of their shows is the official BrooklynVegan showcase on Wednesday night. Meanwhile, we cornered the band and asked them 5 QUESTIONS:
4) What would your metal band name be?
Virgin Payne.
more below...
Don Giovanni showcases happened w/ Screaming Females, Priests, Vacation & more; Cali X add another NYC show
"At the Don Giovanni records showcase rn. These are some damn good bands, and DG is exhibit A of what a punk label should be." - @Lowry_Phil
"The Screaming Females killed it tonight. The whole Don Giovanni showcase ruled." - Andrew Alvarez
"Don Giovanni Recs showcase night two highlight: watching Upset with Peter Stampfel while he contributed harmonies from the crowd" - Jenn Pelly
Cali X rockin' the Don Giovanni showcase (via @pinker)
New Jersey's Night Birds followed Vacation with their first performance together in three months. New dad Brian Gorsenger didn't look like he'd lost any of his usual energy and aggression during the hiatus. By this point, the mosh pit was going full-throttle. Beer and beer cans continued to fly overhead, and Gorsenger had fans screaming the choruses to "Born to Die in Suburbia" and "Maimed for the Masses" into the mic right along with him.NJ punk/indie rock label Don Giovanni Records put on their annual Brooklyn showcases last week, kicking off at Death by Audio this past Thursday (2/6), and continuing with a two-night stand at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Friday (2/7) and Saturday (2/8) with five bands each night. The above review is of the DbA show which included sets by Tenement, NIght Birds, Vacation and more, and the MHOW shows had sets by Screaming Females, Laura Stevenson, California X, Nude Beach, Priests and still many more. If you went, how was it? A short video of Cali X's set is below.
Wisconsin's Tenement closed out the evening. In contrast to the abbreviated set the band played at Asbury Lanes back in September, last night they pulled out all the stops. The set ranged from classic-rock inflected punk to extended instrumental drones. Guitarist Amos Pitsch brought along a case filled with paraphernalia that included duct tape, a tambourine, and bells. He rolled the tambourine over to a fan in the front row. He duct-taped the strings of his guitar to the fingerboard, jingled bells in both hands, and even played guitar using a full can of beer as a slide. As the band unplugged their instruments at the end of the set, cries went up for one more song; and, after a few moments, the band obliged setting the pit roiling one, final time. [Speak Into My Goodeye]
California X have other upcoming shows, including another NYC show happening on March 14 at Shea Stadium with solid local support coming from Sleepies and LVL UP. That's a good option if you're staying in NYC during SXSW this year. Tickets go on sale today (2/10) at noon. All upcoming Cali X dates are listed below.
As discussed, Vacation's tour includes another NYC show TONIGHT (2/10) at Cake Shop with Nancy and Flykills.
Night Birds open for The Queers when they play Love Songs for the Retarded in full at Mercury Lounge on Saturday (2/15). The Scandals are on that show too, and tickets are still available. Before that, they'll play an instrumental set as Killer Waves at Grand Victory on Thursday (2/13) with garage rockers Shocked MInds and Foster Care.
Priests have multiple upcoming shows too.
All Cali X dates are listed, along with that clip, below...
Continue reading "Don Giovanni showcases happened w/ Screaming Females, Priests, Vacation & more; Cali X add another NYC show"
Nude Beach at Webster Hall in 2013 (more by PSquared)
As discussed, NJ punk label Don Giovanni Records is doing its annual Brooklyn showcases in February, and since we last spoke there's been a couple changes. Due to the questionable future of 285 Kent, the February 6 show that would've happened there has been moved to Death by Audio. Its lineup of Tenement, Night Birds, Vacation, Nuclear Santa Claust and The Groucho Marxists is still the same and anyone who bought tickets to the 285 Kent show will be admitted to the DbA one. If you didn't get tickets yet, they're still available.
The following two nights happen as planned at Music Hall of Williamsburg on February 7 and 8. 2/7 has Laura Stevenson, Shellshag, Upset, Worriers and since we last spoke, Nude Beach were revealed as the guest on the bill. And 2/8 has Screaming Females, California X, Brick Mower, Priests and Black Wine. Tickets for both MHOW nights (including a 2-day pass) are still available.
Brooklyn Night Bazaar expands schedule (Swearin', Har Mar Superstar, Caspian, So So Glos, Pizza Underground & more)
Swearin' at Bowery Ballroom in September (more by PSquared)
The Brooklyn Night Bazaar is up and running in its new permanent Greenpoint location, offering shopping, food, fun, and free music every Friday and Saturday. There's a few previously discussed upcoming shows, including SISU on Friday (12/20), two Psychic TV shows later in the month, and the Panache weekend (1/10 & 1/11) that includes Mac DeMarco, Imperial Teen, Dot Wiggin Band and more. And since we last spoke, more shows have been announced.
The So So Glos play this Saturday (12/21) with a stacked lineup of California X, Palehound, and Darlings. It's the night after So So Glos open for Brand New at The Paramount.
Swearin' co-headline with Cymbals Eat Guitars with strong local support from Low Fat Getting High on January 3, a one-off before their 2014 tour which includes NYC shows at Cake Shop (3/6) and Rough Trade (3/7) (tix).
Synth popsters MNDR will be there on January 17 with The Mast and Yeasayer associate Sinkane is there the next day (1/18).
Macaulay Culkin's pizza-themed Velvet Undergound tribute band The Pizza Underground is there on January 24 opening for French Horn Rebellion (maybe they'll have more than eight minutes of material by then), along with Seasick Mama and Heavenly Beat. And the day after that, the highly entertaining Har Mar Superstar (1/25), who just played Bowery Ballroom (12/17) will headline.
Brooklyn's dark, reverby Crystal Stilts will take over on February 8.
And atmospheric post-rockers Caspian, who recently headlined Bowery Ballroom, will make things a little more epic at Brooklyn Night Bazaar on March 1.
Other additions were announced too, and you can check out the full current schedule (along with full lineups for each date, if available), below...
Continue reading "Brooklyn Night Bazaar expands schedule (Swearin', Har Mar Superstar, Caspian, So So Glos, Pizza Underground & more)"
Don Giovanni bands list favorite LPs of 2013 (California X, Screaming Females, Priests, Tenement, Worriers & more)
Screaming Females at Bowery Ballroom in September (more by Amanda Hatfield)
We've been asking around for artists to tell us their favorite albums of 2013, and the people at NJ punk/indie rock label Don Giovanni Records sent over some lists from a few of their artists. At the bottom of this post, you can browse the lists from label co-founder Joe Steinhardt (also an artist on the label as Modern Hut), DC post-punks Priests, eclectic Brooklyn duo Shellshag, Amherst sludge rockers California X, Wisconsin punk rippers Tenement, Hilly Eye, Lauren Measure's new pop punk band Worriers, and Marissa Paternoster, the shredder/vocalist of Screaming Females (and also the brains behind Noun). One major trend on the lists is that the self-titled debut from Radioactivity (the new band of The Marked Men's Jeff Burke and Mark Ryan) appears more than any other album. If you haven't heard that one yet, you can stream it below.
As discussed, most of the bands mentioned will be playing the Don Giovanni showcases happening in Brooklyn on February 6 at 285 Kent and February 7 and 8 at Music Hall of Williamsburg. Tickets for 285 Kent and MHOW (including a 2-day pass option) are still available.
Lists and streams below...
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Perfect Pussy sign to Captured Tracks, announce tour, including 2 NYC shows this week & NYE at Baby's (dates & streams)
by Andrew Sacher
Perfect Pussy at 285 Kent in October (more by Amanda Hatfield)
One of this year's great unsigned bands, Perfect Pussy, are unsigned no longer. The Syracuse noise punk crew have announced that they've signed to Captured Tracks (DIIV, Mac DeMarco), and will release their debut full length on the label in early 2014. That LP will follow their 4-song I Have Lost All Desire For Feeling EP (streaming below), which they self-released earlier this year. Since that release, the band also offered another song, "Advance Upon the Real," to the new Accidental Guest Recordings compilation, Beyond Inversion (via Rookie Mag), which benefits Rachael's Women's Center in DC. You can stream that track below too.
Perfect Pussy have also announced an extensive, almost-two-month long tour. It begins with two previously discussed NYC shows, including tonight (12/5) at NYU's E&L Auditorium with Ceremony, White Lung, and Sleepies; and Friday (12/6) at Shea Stadium with California X, Blessed State, Yvette, and Flagland. Admission for the NYU show is free to students and $5 at the door to the general public, and tickets for the Shea show are on sale now.
Then, after touring to the west coast and back, Perfect Pussy will celebrate New Year's Eve at Baby's All Right. The rest of the lineup for the Baby's NYE party hasn't been announced yet, but considering the occasion, chances are we can expect other great bands too. Tickets for that show are not available yet, but check Ticketfly for updates.
All dates are listed, along with those song streams, below...
Continue reading "Perfect Pussy sign to Captured Tracks, announce tour, including 2 NYC shows this week & NYE at Baby's (dates & streams)"
Don Giovanni showcases announced (Screaming Females, Priests & more); Bomb the Music Industry announce final show
Tenement at Bowery Ballroom in September (more by Amanda Hatfield)
Like they do every year, NJ punk label Don GIovanni Records will put on a showcase in Brooklyn in early 2014, happening on February 6 at 285 Kent and February 7 and 8 at Music Hall of Williamsburg. Tickets are not on sale yet, but will be available via Ticketfly for 285 Kent and Ticketmaster for MHOW (2-day pass option included) on Friday (11/22). Flyer below. Facebook event page here.
Night 1 is the most traditionally, in-your-face punk show of all of them, with sets from Tenement, Night Birds, Vacation, Nuclear Santa Claust, and The Groucho Marxists.
Night 2 is pretty diverse, headlined by singer/songwriter Laura Stevenson, and also featuring eclectic duo Shellshag, new "supergroup" Upset (mems. Best Coast, Vivian Girls, Hole, etc), Lauren Measure's new project Worriers, and a guest.
And night 3 is another heavier one with the shredding Screaming Females, the sludgy California X, the punky/grungy Brick Mower, political punks and newest signees Priests, and power pop (the Replacements kind) trio Black Wine.
Absent from these incredible lineups is Waxahatchee, whose tour with All Dogs and Cayetana hits NYC in January.
Along with the showcase announcement, Don Giovanni have also just put out their 2013 label sampler, which features a track from all of their 2013 releases, including songs by many of the bands playing the showcases. Stream that sampler in full below. They've also just began their holiday sale, where you can purchase 5 LPs for $50 or 5 CDs for $40 through November 29. Check that out here.
In related news, Bomb the Music Industry!, whose lineup once included Laura Stevenson, are officially calling it quits and they'll play their final show in Brooklyn on January 19 at Warsaw. Tickets (including a live recording) for that show go on sale Friday (11/22) at noon. So far, they've announced that Michigan power pop rockers Cheap Girls will open, and there's more openers TBA. More info and a message from BTMI at the Facebook event.
Don Giovanni showcase flyer and 2013 sampler stream below...
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Ceremony, White Lung, Perfect Pussy & Sleepies playing NYU; Yvette added to Perfect Pussy's Shea show (dates & streams)
by Andrew Sacher
White Lung at Fun Fun Fun Fest 2013 (more by Tim Griffin)
NYU is putting on yet another great show before this school semester ends, and this one's an all-punk lineup with powerviolence-turned-garage-punks Ceremony, Vancouver shredders White Lung, Syracuse noisemakers Perfect Pussy, and Brooklyn punk 'n' rollers Sleepies. This excellent quadruple bill is free to students and $5 at NYU Ticket Central to the general public. It takes place on December 5 at NYU's E&L Auditorium (4th floor of Kimmel Center). More info at the Facebook event. Flyer below.
Both Ceremony and White Lung have a few other dates coming up (none in NYC), all of which are listed, along with a stream of White Lung's new 7," below.
For Perfect Pussy, it's one of a few upcoming dates, including other NYC stops on November 23 at 285 Kent with Shannon and the Clams and A Rex and J Rex (tickets); and December 6 at Shea Stadium with California X, Blessed State, Flagland, and experimental art rockers Yvette, who were recently added to the bill (tickets).
All lists of dates, streams, and NYU show flyer, below...
Continue reading "Ceremony, White Lung, Perfect Pussy & Sleepies playing NYU; Yvette added to Perfect Pussy's Shea show (dates & streams)"
by Andrew Sacher
Blessed State @ O'Briens Pub - 4/14/13 (photo by Dave BrushBack)
We just mentioned that Northampton, MA punks Blessed State were working on the followup to their 2012 demo, and they've since revealed more details on the release. It'll be an 8-song LP (release date TBA), and its first single, "Head Space," is out now. Their demo was filled with Replacements-y flange-guitar arpeggios, and while the fretwork is still pretty busy here, they're taking a more aggressive, overtly hardcore punk approach that's closer to Paint It Black than it is to the 'Mats. It doesn't hurt that they've got beefier production courtesy of go-to Western Mass guy Justin Pizzoferrato (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr, Speedy Ortiz) either. Check out the new song, along with a recent live video of another album track, "Best Case Scenario," below.
As discussed, Blessed State will be making their return to NYC for a completely stacked show on December 6 at Shea Stadium with fellow Western Mass band California X, Syracuse noise punks Perfect Pussy, and Brooklyn garage punks Flagland. Tickets for this show go on sale Monday (10/28) at noon.
Song stream and video below...
Continue reading "Blessed State release first single from debut LP (stream it)"
Perfect Pussy played a new song at CMJ (video), playing Shea with California X, Blessed State & Flagland
by Andrew Sacher
Perfect Pussy at 285 Kent earlier this month (more by Amanda Hatfield)
Syracuse noise punks Perfect Pussy just returned to NYC for a couple CMJ shows, including the Pitchfork showcase at 285 Kent on Friday (10/18) and a show at The Flat two days earlier (10/16) with SISU, Total Slacker, Hunters, Tweens, and Lodro. At their show at The Flat, they played a new song, which you can watch a video of below.
Perfect Pussy must not mind the drive down here, because they've been playing NYC a lot lately, and they've already announced they'll return on December 6 at Shea Stadium. That show is an all around great lineup, also including Amherst sludge rockers California X, another solid bunch of Mass rockers Blessed State, who are working on the followup to their 2012 demo with producer Justin Pizzoferrato (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr, Speedy Ortiz), and Brooklyn garage punks Flagland. Tickets for that show go on sale Monday (10/28) at noon.
Video below...
Continue reading "Perfect Pussy played a new song at CMJ (video), playing Shea with California X, Blessed State & Flagland"


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I have been looking for a good foundation with medium to full coverage as my skin tone has become uneven (the ageing process unfortunately!). Since I stopped taking HRT my skin has become much dryer and I want something that will not settle in lines and make my skin look worse. Since my skin has changed I have stopped using loose translucent powder over my foundation as I found that made my skin look worse, so I am looking for a foundation that will not be shiny nor too matte and dead looking. I am very confused by everything available! I was told by a Clinique consultant that I could still use a loose powder with light reflecting particles as that would make my skin look younger. I have tried 3 different Clinique foundations none of which have been suitable, as either too shiny or not enough coverage. I am using the Clinique dark spot corrector so hope this will soon start working. I would appreciate any help from other MakeupAlley reviewers. Thanks.
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I duno what took me so long to finally try this foundation after i spent so much money trying a ton that don't work. I am acne prone, combination skin type with alot of current and past dark marks which i have try to cover with numerous foundation. The ones with good coverage tends to settle alot at dry scappy spots while others with lighter coverage that i had to spend long long time putting concealer on every single spots. And finally this foundation is workingggggg!!!!! I still have to use concealer but not nearly as much as before. The only thing is that i'm between colors so i had to buy two different colors (tawny and shell beige) and i'm an NC30. And another problem i have with it is that it's so matte that it looks very thick and shows every bumps on my face. But it's so hard for me to find a foundation that can blend so well on my face and do not bother my skin so i try to work with it to acquire the kind of finish i'm hoping for. At last i mix it with two drops of a liquid luminizer and the outcome is beautifulllll!!!!!!!!!!
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This foundation was a huge dissapointment! I'll start with its good points. It doesn't feel yucky like the mac foundations. It has staying power. Thats about it for me! I hate the dull finish that looks like a mask and he colour range to my nc50 range skin sucks. I tried both 6w1 and 6w2 and both didn't even look like human skin on me. After all the good things that I heard about it I was so disappointed considering I kind of impulsed purchased. Never again!!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
For the life of me.. I cannot get this foundation to look right on my skin.
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Once applied I do not notice these things when I look straight into my mirror, but when I walk into the bathroom and the rays of the sun hit my face at a side angle.. Oh God. Every time I applied it, I had to take it of, because on really close inspection, I could not leave the house like that.
Also, it irritates my skin and burns slightly when I touch it too much or use my stippling brush too vigorously.
It's just not for me. I wish it was. But it won't work :(
Other things I noticed:
-better suited for oily skin
-has a powdery, matte finish
-dries quickly, won't budge
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-quite a neutral smell
-definetely a foundation, you should try before the purchase!
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HG! Love this stuff! Does wonders on my oily skin and covers acne scarring beautifully! I purchased this when i had a breakout frenzy and alot of acne scarring, when the SA put it on my skin i was like wow! That dont look like me!. Really amazing foundation, stops oils in its trackswhich might not be the best for dry skin gals (a little Fix +) will fix that. My only dislikes is that it looks like your wearing foundation, can feel heavy and doesnt have a pump! But i still re purchase it!
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I'm SO sad this foundation breaks me out. I got a couple of samples from my local Nordstroms and pretty much everytime I've worn this foundation, I would break out pretty badly within the next couple of days. It's unfortunate because the color section is good, covers really well, the staying power is awesome, it's great for oily skin as it controls oil well and doesn't transfer or melt off my skin. Unfortunately, it doesn't agree with my skin, but I still highly recommend this for any oily ladies to try because if it agrees with your skin, it could very well be your holy grail foundation.
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This is a FANTASTIC foundation for the oily skinned among us. I have used countless (and I mean countless) foundations and with most of them I have oil breakthrough within hours. I can wear this foundation ALL DAY without an oily, greasy breakthrough. I just touch up once during the day and I'm good to go.
I kept checking my face in the mirror at work today because I am so used to powdering myself down. I was kind of amazed that it has held up all day.
I love this stuff!!! It gives medium to full coverage. I need just a tiny bit of concealer under my eyes and I'm done.
I really wish this were a drugstore foundation. I really hate having to go to the mall to purchase this. I guess I should just buy it online at Nordstrom or Bloomingdales when I run out. I usually hate to buy high end makeup because I always feel there is little difference in most makeup and almost all high end makeup can be duped at the drugstore. So far, I have not found a dupe for this. Revlon Colorstay and Almay TLC are the closest however.
I will buy this again and again and again as long as I remain an oily skinned vixen.
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This foundation is a major Holy Grail product for me. I've had it for quite some time, and it changed my foundation rotuine for the better. I have never been able to find a foundation that makes my skin look perfect in just a few minutes, but this foundation does :) I apply a thin layer of this, and use MAC's Studio Finish concealer where I need to, set with powder- and I'm good to go. I use to spend a good 30 minutes on my face before because I didn't have the correct products. Many foundations where watery, and would smudge and not cover. Incorporating some great concealers, and of course this beauty I can now have my face makeup done in about 15 minutes (This includes blending powder, highlight, contour, & blush) ....The shade 'Ecru' is a spot on match for my skin. After application, this does dry nicely to pro-long the mattifying, and all day lasting effect. I do use Kryolan's Anti-Shine powder (which IMO, is what keeps my skin matte all day) but this foundation totally helps. I am so happy I found this product, and I had it for awhile before learning how to use it properly and with my concealer. I highly suggest this to anybody, whether you love a natural, or dramatic look (like I do :P) ..... This will make your skin look Barbie like, minus the cakey factor- my powders work so well with this foundation. For reference my favorite powders are: MAC Studio Fix, Maybelline Dream Matte, MAC Blot Powder, Kryolan Anti-Shine Powder and Physicians Formula Talc-Free Mineral powder. These all work great in conjunction with this product. Love it <3
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I've posted a few times about issues relating to enterprise distribution of Silverlight, and I thought I'd mention one additional topic that came up during a customer tour that I've been on for the last ten days.
If you're a systems administrator, one of the aspects of Silverlight that concerns you is probably controlling the distribution of updates. In general, enterprises like to control their desktop and laptop environments to ensure no sudden surprises are caused (for example, by a runtime update that breaks a commonly used application). So some people may wish to dial down the update settings that are optimized for end-users when Silverlight is running in a corporate environment.
Silverlight supports enterprise rollout via WSUS and we provide guidance on how to roll it out across an enterprise via other means such as Group Policy (using the EXE-based installer). Silverlight is installed via a normal MSI plus an MSP-based patch which can be chained through a variety of means. Updating Silverlight to the latest revision can be done automatically or manually (by pushing out the latest MSP).
There are two different knobs an enterprise administrator can turn to control how updates are applied to the runtime:
If an enterprise disables the LUA patching feature in MSI and does not give their users administrative access to machines then users will not be able to install, remove or patch Silverlight. Only the enterprise administrator could touch the files. Obviously, it's important that someone is actively monitoring and distributing patches; as with any runtime for any operating system, without any means to fix potential security vulnerabilities, users' machines are at risk.
Many thanks to Bob Pomeroy for providing the technical detail behind this post. Hopefully this is helpful to those of you who need to persuade your IT department that Silverlight is "safe" for corporate adoption.
Many people want to be able to deploy via Group Policy as MSI rather than executing the EXE via script. I have written a batch file which demonstrates how to do this. To avoid line wrapping problems, I am not pasting it here, but it is available at http://www.ronnyong.com/Silverlight10Admin.txt (save with .bat or .cmd extension). There are extensive comments explaining what the Silverlight Deployment Guide does not. Naturally, this is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights. I just love saying "confers."
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Less than a year after her father was sent to the gallows, Saddam Hussein's daughter is facing charges that could lead to her execution.
Raghad Hussein, 38, has been charged with financing the insurgents who have bedevilled Iraq since shortly after her father's regime was toppled in 2003, an Interior Ministry spokesman said.
Hussein is believed to be living in Amman, Jordan, as a guest of King Abdullah II.
The spokesman, Abdul Kereem Khalaf, said the Iraqi Judicial Authority issued an arrest warrant for Hussein a year ago, but that it was only being made public now after Interpol, the international police agency, issued a worldwide notice that Iraq was seeking her.
"We have a whole file of evidence against her," Khalaf said. "It is with the court. If you have the right connections you can see it. But basically she is accused of mass killings of Iraqis by funding terrorist groups."
Khalaf wouldn't specify which terrorist groups Hussein is accused of funding.
Hussein, like her father, is a Sunni Muslim. Sunni and Shiite groups have been battling each other and coalition forces for control of Iraq since 2003.
If found guilty, Khalaf said, Hussein would be punished with either life in prison or death.
In February, Hussein made a rare public appearance when she led a ceremony in Yemen shortly after her father's December 30 execution. She praised the deposed dictator and called him a hero and the true leader of the Arabs.
Saddam was tried by the Iraqi High Tribunal, a special court established to bring justice to those who committed crimes during the former regime. If arrested, Hussein likely would be tried by the Central Criminal Court, where politically sensitive cases and charges against suspected insurgents are handled.
Interpol's "red notice" for Hussein's arrest doesn't amount to an international warrant, but is intended to alert its member countries of a person's fugitive status and adds credibility to the charges brought by the Iraqi Government. Jordan is a member of Interpol. Efforts to reach Jordan authorities were unsuccessful.
Khalaf said the Iraqi Government's national security adviser has been in Jordan for the past week, trying to arrange Hussein's arrest. He brushed aside questions about whether the Jordanian Government would co-operate.
"It doesn't matter at this stage," Khalaf said. "As long as Interpol has issued an arrest warrant, the opportunity will come."


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Charles Krauthammer, winner of the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for distinguished commentary, writes a nationally syndicated column for The Washington Post Writers Group. Krauthammer, also winner of the 1984 National Magazine Award for essays, began writing the weekly column for The Washington Post in January 1985. It now appears in more than 150 newspapers.
The late Meg Greenfield, longtime editorial page editor of The Washington Post, called Charles Krauthammer's column "independent and hard to peg politically. It's a very tough column. There's no 'trendy' in it. You never know what is going to happen next."
Says Fred Hiatt, editorial page editor of The Washington Post: "Krauthammer's weekly essays on the war on terrorism, bioethics, the Middle East and other complex and contentious issues cut through the cant and the muddy thinking in a way that many other columnists can only envy."
A column, says Charles Krauthammer, is not just politics. "My beat is ideas, everything from the ethics of cloning to strategy in Iraq. I also do public service, like reading Stephen Hawking's books and assuring my readers that 'It is not you. They are entirely incomprehensible.'"
Krauthammer was born in New York City and raised in Montreal. Charles Krauthammer was educated at McGill University, majoring in political science and economics, Oxford University (Commonwealth Scholar in Politics) and Harvard (M.D. in 1975). Charles Krauthammer practiced medicine for three years as a resident and then chief resident in psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital.
In 1978, Krauthammer quit medical practice, came to Washington to direct planning in psychiatric research for the Carter administration, and began contributing articles to The New Republic. During the presidential campaign of 1980, Charles Krauthammer served as a speech writer to Vice President Walter Mondale. He joined The New Republic as a writer and editor in 1981. Charles Krauthammer writes regular essays for Time magazine and contributes to several other publications, including The Weekly Standard, The New Republic and The National Interest. Krauthammer has been honored by many organizations, from the Center for Security Policy (Mighty Pen Award) to People for the American Way (First Amendment Award). In 2003, he was a recipient of the first annual Bradley Prize. In 2004, he was honored by the American Enterprise Institute with the Irving Kristol Award.
Charles Krauthammer lives in suburban Washington with his wife Robyn, an artist. Their son is a student at Harvard.
Heres my question: Why are we drilling in 5,000 feet of water in the first place? Many reasons, but this one goes unmentioned: Environmental chic has driven us out there.
It is perfectly obvious that Iran's latest uranium maneuver, brokered by Brazil and Turkey, is a ruse. Iran retains more than enough enriched uranium to make a bomb.
It's not often that I agree with Attorney General Eric Holder. But, then again, it's not often that Holder publicly embraces an anti-terrorism measure I proposed 48 hours earlier.
Faisal Shahzad was Mirandized. If he had decided to shut up, it would have denied us valuable information -- everything he is presumably telling us now about Pakistani contacts, training, plans for other possible plots beyond the Times Square attacks.
Among my various idiosyncrasies, such as (twice) driving from Washington to New York to watch a world championship chess match, the most baffling to my friends is my steadfast devotion to the Washington Nationals.
There was something oddly disproportionate about the just-concluded nuclear summit to which President Obama summoned 46 world leaders, the largest such gathering on American soil since 1945.
Nuclear doctrine consists of thinking the unthinkable. It involves making threats and promising retaliation that is cruel and destructive beyond imagining. But it has its purpose: to prevent war in the first place.
What is it like to be a foreign ally of Barack Obama's America? If you're a Brit, your head is spinning.
With the passage of Obamacare, creating a vast new middle-class entitlement, a national sales tax of the kind near-universal in Europe is inevitable.
Why did President Barack Obama choose to turn a gaffe into a crisis in U.S.-Israeli relations?
As the Afghanistan War intensifies -- Marja, soon Kandahar, and the steady arrival of 30,000 new American troops -- it has come to be seen as Obama's war.
So the yearlong production, set to close after Massachusetts' devastatingly negative Jan. 19 review, saw the curtain raised one last time. Obamacare lives.
Amazingly, the congressional hearings on Toyota were relatively civilized. Apart from some inevitable theatrical hectoring, the questioning was generally respectful, the emotions controlled.
In the latter days of the Carter presidency, it became fashionable to say that the office had become unmanageable and was simply too big for one man. Then came Ronald Reagan, and all that chatter disappeared.
The Russians may be new at capitalism but they know how it works. When you have a monopoly, you charge monopoly prices. Within months, Russia will have a monopoly on rides into space.
"I am not an ideologue," protested President Obama at a gathering with Republican House members last week. Perhaps, but he does have a tenacious commitment to a set of political convictions.
The real scandal surrounding the failed Christmas Day airline bombing was not the fact that a terrorist got on a plane, but what happened afterward.
On Jan. 14, five days before the Massachusetts special election, President Obama was in full bring-it-on mode as he rallied House Democrats behind his health care reform.
What went wrong? A year ago, he was king of the world. Now President Obama's approval rating, according to CBS, has dropped to 46 percent -- and his disapproval rating is the highest ever recorded by Gallup at the beginning of an (elected) president's second year.
We are now forced to purchase information from this attempted terrorist in the coin of leniency. Absurdly, Abdulmutallab is now in control.


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Rachel McAdams' Wedding Dress
Is Rachel McAdams tying the knot with Ryan Gosling?? You wish!
Rachel was just spotted in costume Monday morning on the downtown Toronto set of The Time Traveler's Wife. She received a helping hand from an assistant as she walked by the University of Toronto while wearing a white strapless wedding dress.
Over the weekend, Aussie costar Eric Bana was spotted out and out with his two kids — son Klaus, 8, and daughter Sophia, 5.
Both Eric and Rachel were spotted on set together last week.
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On Wanting To Be More Than Just A Straight Ally To GaysCecily Kellogg
Last Sunday my daughter and I headed into downtown Philly to help run a booth at the Philadelphia Pride Festival (the booth was promoting my daughter's school). It was exhilarating to see so many happy young couples celebrating Pride, holding hands and kissing and flirting and dancing. I'm thrilled that by exposing my daughter to the site of men and women being romantically involved and sharing "public displays of affection" with the same sex will seem normal to her instead of, well, NOT.
Because I fully believe it IS normal.
It was a heartening day, but my joy was smacked dead by this news story about a judge ordering two women to split up if one of the women wants to keep custody of her children. I cannot imagine how horrifying it is for those women, being faced with such a horrible choice. And I know that without a doubt no one would ever tell me because I'm a straight woman that I'd have to stop living with my partner if I wanted to keep my children (unless, of course, my partner was abusing the children, and even then it would take serious legal effort).
Does it feel to anyone else that each inch our society scratches and claws forward in this debate leads to more cases of homophobic rhetoric like the judgement above? I mean the judge is citing a MORALITY clause as the reason he can force these woman apart. I want to drive to Texas, find him, and kick him hard in his morality clause to make him see sense. To see love. To see FAMILY.
I don't want to just be a straight ally anymore. I want to be a soldier in this war, and cheering from the sidelines isn't enough. As much as I am working on helping my daughter view the spectrum of gender and sexuality, I want her to feel safe to choose who she loves when she's older. As I watched the young couples at Pride hold hands and kiss, I know they cannot safely do that outside of the festival grounds, and that infuriates me. I can practically hump my husband on a street corner without getting more than a "get a room" comment gay couples could actually be risking their lives if they behaved the same way in public. And I hate that for them.
There are over one thousand rights denied to gay couples that straight married couples take for granted such as being able to apply for a green card for the person you love. One of my best friends married a man from England; they had to jump through plenty of immigration hoops, but they are legally married and he's allowed to live here, no problem.
This isn't true David and Jason (see video below), legally married in New York State, and forced to live in separate countries for most of the year. Their lives and their happiness lies in the hands of nine people the Supreme Court that will decide whether or not the federal Defense of Marriage (GAH! I hate that name! My marriage does NOT need f**king defending from gay couples) is unconstitutional.
I do see signs of hope, of course. ABC Family's new show The Fosters highlights a happy marriage between two women that are raising a mix of kids. And yesterday I heard the brilliant song, "Same Love" on the mainstream pop station here in town. It's clear the winds are changing when it comes to gay marriage, but damn, it's rough in the meantime.
I'm praying that the Supreme Court comes down on the side of love. And family. And HOPE.
Sorry if this is a bit of a rant. I'm just fired up, folks.


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Every car on the road today has safety measures and parts installed in them to keep you and your family safe.
Many of the parts used to test car safety are built right here in northeast Indiana.
It's this week's Locally Made Monday report.
Out in Columbia City, QIG LLC manufactures gages that allow auto makers around the world to get exact measurements on their parts.
And that exactness is key to safety.
This machine at the QIG factory in Columbia City is making a metal gage.
"And what we do there is a lot of inspection work. We build custom gages, for mainly the automotive industry," says QIG president Kelly Geiger.
Somewhere around the planet- someone will use it to make a car safer.
"For the automotive industry, you'll have a part that is being manufactured. And to make sure that part is in spec, they have a gage that will be sitting at the work station, that the employees can put the part on and check different parts of the component to see if it's going to be in spec," Geiger says.
Geiger and her husband bought the company in 2009.
Making it, like their other company- Accutech Mold and Machine- a woman-owned business.
In those five years, they began creating airbag testing fixtures.
"You have airbags in your car and we make a fixture that they can put these airbags on, and deploy them, in house, and make sure that those air bags are going to work like they are supposed to," Geiger says.
All made by the plant's 25 employees, the parts are sent across the country and the world.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Definition of look out in English:
[usually in imperative] Be vigilant and take notice: 'Look out!' warned Billie, seeing a movement from the room beyond
More example sentences
- I just hope they will take notice of warning signs we have put up and look out for them on the roads.
- 'Look out! Look out!' they cried to their fellow crew members.
- 'Look out!' I yelled, diving toward Scott.
beware, watch out, be on (one's) guard, be alert, be wary, be vigilant, be careful, be cautious, pay attention, take heed, heed, keep one's eyes open, keep one's eyes peeled/skinned, keep an eye out, be on the qui vive
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Service was excellent and food quite tasty. Prices are steep; this is a great special occasion spot.
Had a great birthday dinner here. Our waiter was very attentive, the food was good and the view was breathtaking. Reserve early and you might get a corner table (the best seat in the house!). They have an extensive wine list and the range is from reasonable to expensive! Now - food was expensive...probably not worth the price, but the view, services and attentiveness pay for it, hands down.
This was a very romantic restaurant. We had a beautiful birds eye view of Boston at night. They seated us on the same side of the table looking out at the view. There was greenary around us so it was private...I loved it for a special occasion.
I went on a Saturday afternoon - there were no seats available in the main dining area, and we had to stand at the bar area. The view was amazing. But in the previous times when I dined there I was not impressed with the food. It's average. The drinks are also average - if a little on the sweet side. Don't get any of the martini drinks - they seem to be all sugar/syrup. Again, not my fave place to eat or drink, the only thing that makes this place good is the amazing view.
Best combination of views, food and service in Boston! Never feels touristy once you are at your seat.
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