“Beautiful, beautiful! … Show me some love! … Chin up a little bit … Perfect, perfect … Fire woman! You’re a fire woman.”
Clay McBride’s rapid-fire words were punctuated by the pops and cranks of his camera and lighting equipment. Crouched behind his 4×5 view camera, the 40-year-old lensman, who over the past 15 Read More
Ever wonder which songs get played the most at those digital jukeboxes popping up in the corner of every bar and club? Well, we do! Thankfully, eCast—the maker of many of those touch-screen wonders—has a list of the most played songs during the month of September. And surprsiingly (or not), Metallica scored six of the Read More
Everyone’s trying to make a little extra cash in these tough economic times. If only we were all rock stars with rare paintings on our hands!
Back in June, we told you about how U2 bassist Adam Clayton was auctioning off a painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat, who died of a drug overdose in Read More
Almost immediately after Metallica released its much anticipated ninth studio album, Death Magnetic a couple weeks back, complaints began popping up all over fan forums that it was too loud, too compressed, too tinny—too lacking in dynamic range. The kids even scored a sympathetic ear from the album’s own mastering engineer, Ted Jensen. “Suffice it Read More
The first floor of the 120-year-old Hugh O’Neill Dry Goods Store on Sixth Avenue and West 20th Street once had silk and lace, the second had children’s clothes, the third had rugs and the fourth had workshops. Now the top tier has a bombshell TV sex crimes detective plus Metallica’s manager in two multimillion-dollar penthouse Read More
