Loved reading about these books on Prestige Records. Some interior spreads from the design-focused one can be found here www.printmag.com/daily-heller...
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Loved reading about these books on Prestige Records. Some interior spreads from the design-focused one can be found here www.printmag.com/daily-heller...
NBC News poll Voters hold negative views of Al. In fact, the only topics less popular in the survey were the Democratic Party and Iran.
Truly a perfect news alert
"gotta be a way to get avocado toast in here, at least in the meta description"
yeah but imagine the clicks
They had to dig 30 feet under the studio floor to build the Rear Window set. They kept hitting water & had to pump it out. The whole set became a sauna at times. They had to invent new camera techniques to film it.
“There’s a distinction between what’s technically possible and just—pardon my French—whatever CEO bullshit will happen based on their own interpretation of how AI works” www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Wow. I was reading that Eggleston and his sons understandably bought and panic-hoarded all of the materials they could get their hands on when Kodak—for the most part, I guess (?)—discontinued production of the materials/ceased making them available in the 1990s
Thanks for this! That is so cool that it’s still possible…if you’re well-resourced that is
No. Not entirely obsolete. There are a handful of people still doing them. The issue is they quit producing the matrix film, but if you have enough money you can get a special run.
This guy still going:
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*now-obsolete! More on the show www.davidzwirner.com/exhibitions/...
Feeling relieved and incredibly lucky that we caught the David Zwirner exhibition of new dye-transfer prints of Eggleston's work before the show closed—these are the final prints ever to be made of the legendary Memphis-born photographer's images using the now-obscure analog dye-transfer process
Absolutely shameful Fox-like propaganda coming from Tapper. Thrilled to see Murphy, as usual, absolutely not having it
Interview here w/ cofounder John Perry www.psychedelicbabymag.com/2023/11/grap...
For the second of my two shows in WFMU's 2026 Fundraising Marathon (this Monday, 7 p.m. ET), my co-host will be Matt Fiveash! Please tune in, support my show, "It's Complicated," and help us raise money to keep independent, freeform @wfmu.bsky.social going for another year: pledge.wfmu.org/donate/GX
The making of Fargo at 30: ‘Man, you don’t give me this role, I’m gonna shoot your dog’
William Eggleston's "pictures are filled with the detritus of being, and they make us feel sad, not about being alive but about what life requires of us, the necessity of leaving things in order to keep moving" www.newyorker.com/culture/phot...
Here’s Grapefruit with some friends at their launch party
WOW. Hadn't seen this—thank you for sharing!
Cover of Around Grapefruit, the 1968 debut LP from Brit psych act Grapefruit. Illustration is of the members’ faces surrounding a half of a grapefruit, which is crazy
#NowPlaying The debut 1968 LP from short-lived British psych pop band Grapefruit, which was signed to the Beatles’ Apple Publishing. Heady, dramatic nuggets here, with loads of mellotron and multipart harmonies. Inconsistent but fun for fans of the Move, the Hollies, the Zombies etc. #np
Jack Chambers’ Milestones
Fave Miles bio*
* not strictly a bio, but does a brilliant job of telling life story via recording dates.
Custom-designed built-in shelving lines the rooms in music critic John Rockwell's home, a loft in NYC's SoHo neighborhood. Photo: Francisco Rosario/DDreps
The SoHo loft that music critic John Rockwell moved into in 1978 features a wealth of built-in shelving custom-designed to hold his monster collection of CDs, records, and books—the space is now for sale www.curbed.com/article/soho...
Push Pin Studios cofounder Chwast has long been creating bold antiwar imagery. Wrote about his book of drawings and woodcuts called At War with War back in 2017 www.dominicumile.com/blog/seymour...
Kristi Noem "made it 14 months (in her role), almost exactly as long as Cricket, the dear departed dog she bragged about shooting in her memoir" — @allinwithchris.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h...
Very late to this episode of the Deadcast, and psyched to hear it. Larry is a treasure and maybe one of the most interesting people we know. Kudos @bourgwick.bsky.social for putting in the work, as always www.dead.net/deadcast/blu...
Absolutely meticulous sample-by-sample dissection of Nas's 1994 masterpiece "N. Y. State of Mind" youtu.be/BOXFjb44gg8?...
“Who among us,” am I right? She deserves an eternity of vicious medieval plagues, but this still isn’t as bad as abruptly being laid off via Google Meet
That's such a real "thing" here, purposely excluding context. It's wild
i really need everyone posting screenshots of news to CITE WHERE IT'S FROM OK? there's too much disinfo and AI gloop out there not to CITE WHERE YOUR SCREENSHOTTED INFORMATION IS COMING FROM. even in a follow up post directly after ur screenshot. it is easy. please. thank you.
Missed this great summer 2025 post on early hip hop flyers/Bronx parties/the roots of rapping www.thehenryford.org/collections/...
ALBUM OF THE WEEK: 'Tragic Magic' by Julianna Barwick & Mary Lattimore
The friends and tourmates recorded the LP at the Philharmonie de Paris using a combination of acoustic and electronic instrumentation plus ethereal vocal layers.
@infinemusic.bsky.social
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