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A few weeks ago my friend, Teryn, asked me to come and sing a few songs to open up a poetry reading. This wasn’t an ordinary poetry slam, though; Teryn is the director of a program in Lynn, Massachusetts that supports homeless teen mothers and their children. I had heard so much about the program and »
There are no fancy gimmicks when it comes to Burning Down Broadway’s “Time Is Money.” The title of the band’s third release since 2007 is a true testament to how far the Cleveland quartet has come. Brothers, Max and Dylan Hayden, along with Jeff Bazzo and Kevin McManus played the high school circuit but as »
Today is a very very sad day. June 3, 2010, marks the passing of Rue McClanahan, AKA Blanche Devereaux, which means only one Golden Girl remains alive and well. Live, Betty White, Live! In honor of Rue and her fellow fallen ladies of sass, I bring you some of the most hilarious Golden Girls clips in »
Have you ever had a massage? A professional massage, I mean. A few months ago I was feeling really sore from Lupus so my friend, John Dicenzo, offered me a free massage at Eternal Healing in Marshfield which he runs with Monika Uremovik and Erin Kearney. This place is amazing; from the eclectic, comfy arm »
Meet Amiya Alexander, a spunky 11-year-old entrepreneur who is the President and CEO of Amiya’s Mobile Dance Academy. Amiya is a tween on the move…literally. Her dance studio is a giant pink school bus that was converted by her mother as a Christmas present!
With the goal of decreasing childhood obesity, promoting creativity and expression through »
Check out these photos of our boy, Nasty Nat, during his performance last Friday night at Harper’s Ferry. The Boston-bred MC and CAVATA supporter played to a packed house and by the end of his set had the whole crowd chanting “Naaasty! Naaasty!” Nat is just getting started in his musical career and already has a killer demo »
When I was a Junior undergrad at UMass Lowell I had a few open electives I had to fill, one being a history course. Since I was studying Philosophy and Communications I was able to pick from any history course the school offered so rather than taking another American or European history class I decided »
“Fake it until you make it.” What does this really mean? Sometimes also referred to “Act as if,” its a common catchphrase that means to imitate confidence so that as the confidence produces success it generates real confidence. The purpose is to avoid getting stuck in a self fulfilling prophecy related to one’s fear of not being »
When you run an indie brand and are trying to support artists from the ground up by going to shows, events, exhibits, etc., you find yourself on the road…a lot. Sometimes this cuts into your hanging time with friends but, hey, it takes sacrifices to get what you want sometimes. A few days ago a good »
Damian King is a freelance illustrator, designer and painter out of the Bay Area and after seeing some of his paintings I absolutely fell in love with his work. My favorite pieces of his use a mix of ink and acrylic which is an aesthetic I absolutely love and his use of texture in pieces »
