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Brian Finke's "Flight Attendants"
Over the course of two years, Brian Finke dug into the nitty gritty lives of flight attendants. His work implies certain lingering questions about many social questions.
PingMag: Shibuya vs. Marunouchi
PingMag's latest installment in a series of Tokyo urban research pieces focuses on the differences between youth capital Shibuya and business district Marunouchi.
Can't Get a Ride to Coachella? Hop on the Coachella Express
Having some difficulties finding a ride to Coachella? Fear not―the Coachella Express is here to solve your transportation qualms.
Stephen Malkmus & Ace Hotel Package
Apparently Portland's Ace Hotel is a fan of Stephen Malkmus: in celebration of his Portland performance, the boutique hotel is offering a specially-priced Malkmus-themed package.
Virgle: The Adventure of Many Lifetimes
Google is renowned for coming up with outrageous, far-fledged, and weirdly believable April Fool's pranks... this year, they've come up with Virgle: The Adventure of Many Lifetimes.
WMC On the Loose
WMC kicked off earlier this week in Miami and we’re out there holdin’ it down.
FEATURES
Tour Is Hell
12/24/07
Featured over the next six pages are tour stories penned by some of our favorite bands and artists. Touring is certainly not boring! The Veils (U.K., by way of New Zealand) Okay, so, touring is (read more)
Russen Disko: Comrades In From the Cold
05/05/07
Ten o'clock on a rainy Saturday night in Berlin. The sound of wet tires from cars whizzing up and down Torstrasse is all your ears afford you. The bright, luminescent glow of buses chugging (read more)
Sweet As: In which we travel very far and learn to love New Zealand by jumping out of an airplane
04/03/07
Journey to another dimension New Zealand is on the bottom of the world, which means the seasons are backward and upside down, toilets flush the opposite way they do here in the Land of the Free, (read more)
Kosovo's Burning: Punk rock and Albanian rap—in a war zone
03/02/05
In the winter of 2004–2005, Stu Sherman traveled to Kosovo to photograph the region and interview the young artists and musicians living in the cities there. He arrived nine months after riots (read more)
It's the Little Things: The small cost of saving lives in Nepal
02/01/05
It’s obvious that these Nepali villagers have been anticipating our arrival for weeks in advance. Ecstatic children are jumping all over us, buzzing like American kids on a sugar high. Parents have (read more)
