Your Ashes on Wax: AndVinyly Is Putting the Fun Back in Funeral
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MUSIC: Get your cremains pressed into vinyl. Why be scattered when your family's eardrums could be shattered? More »
Extreme Binge Drinking on Display: An Interview with Black Out Korea
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CULTURE: People passed out cold on the train, face down on tables in restaurants, and drunkenly sprawled across the sidewalk are common sights in South Korea. The author of the blog Black Out Korea grants MatadorNights an interview about his controversial blog. More »
4 Delectable Rodents and the Wines that Go with Them
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FOOD: Better For Cooking than Fearing: Darrin DuFord takes us on a tour of succulent Rodentia, where to get it, how to cook it, and what to drink with it. More »
Favela on Blast: Diplo's New Documentary on Baile Funk in Rio's Slums
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MUSIC: Downloadable and rocking documentary by Diplo and Leandro HBL shows the vibrant baile funk culture of Rio's favelas. More »
Brush With Fame: Crying with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy
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BRUSH WITH FAME: Brittany Shoot relates a harrowing experience of meeting an idol and losing emotional control. More »
Picnicking in Paris is the Way to Go to Save in Style
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FOOD: Kristin Conard gives us ideas about what and where to eat in Paris while making the most of every euro. More »
10 Deadliest Concert Disasters of the Last 50 Years
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MUSIC: Crowds are unwieldy and amorphous. If you've ever been swept up in one, you know that to be among the press of a crowd is to physically cease to operate as an individual. It's like being pulled by a current. You become an element of a much larger thing. More »
Photo Essay: Ut Av Vår Hule Music and Art Festival in Arctic Norway
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MUSIC: Wyndham Wallace's photographs show Arctic Norway's biannual music festival: beautiful caves, marble mines, music and art at Ut Av Vår Hule. More »
10 Music Rebels and Their Wildest Acts
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MUSIC: Musicians and strange behavior go hand in hand. Paul Sullivan picks some of the weirdest incidents in rock history. More »
5 Places to Sleep at Burning Man if You Don't Have Your own Camp
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FESTIVALS: Sawing logs, catching Zs, sleeping it off, getting some shut-eye. Whatever you want to call it, Christina Nellemann gives you some ideas for where to do it at Burning Man when you find yourself with no camp to call your own. More »
Champion Sounds: 50 Of The World's Most Heavyweight Dub Albums
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MUSIC: Paul Sullivan & Ben Rimmer give us their top 50 dub album picks over the last forty years from proto-dub to second wave. More »
Para Morirse: Food to Die for in Valencia, Spain
FOOD: Diana Edelman brings us her top picks for paella, presidential oysters and spots to bliss out on food while enjoying the white sand beaches of Valencia. More »
Photo Essay: Taichung Taiwan's Rainbow Family Village
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ART: Steven Barringer takes us inside one of the happiest looking places in the world: Rainbow Family Village in Taichung. More »
Eight Best Cheap Eats in Charleston SC
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FOOD: Most of the places that make national lists and tourist radar are the four or five-star, white tablecloth kinds of places, but many of the best cheap-eats places in the Holy City are located in strip malls, frequented by locals and unknown to visitors. More »
Photo Essay: Louisville KY's 9th Annual Lebowski Fest
FESTIVALS: Jae Grady takes us inside Louisville, KY's 9th Annual Lebowski Fest. More »
Brush With Fame Double Whammy: Johnny Depp and Hunter S. Thompson
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BRUSH WITH FAME: "You look like a victim of domestic violence," Thompson growled at me. More »
Brush With Fame - Your Stories Wanted
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FROM THE EDITOR: You don't have to be a writer, either. You only have to be able to put together a few cohesive sentences about your brush with fame to get our attention and I'll do the rest. More »
8 Awesome Ways to Trick Out a Burrito
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FOOD: In the spirit of adding a little giddy-up to a dietary staple, here are eight ways to put the o back into your burrito. More »
Impossible Music Is Not Quite Impossible
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MUSIC: The Impossible Music Project gets artists censored by their own nations heard. International collaborations are performed for live audiences in Brooklyn, NYC. More »
Granada's Tapa Ten
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BARS: Robin Graham points out 10 bars where you may encounter fellow tourists but you will never outnumber the locals. More »
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