Do you remember our friend Matt Miller and the lovely band Graydon. We interviewed him way back here.

We remember them; their tunes make our hearts pitter patter as our frowns transform to smiles.

Anyway, they’re rolling through town tonight and tomorrow and you should probably go. Check the flyers:
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Nachos NY, a great website all about the pursuit of everything nachos recently produced an awesome shirt with us. “‘Chos before Hoes” as it reads puts it nicely; nothing comes before nachos in this website’s mind.

Both of these photos taken at the recent 2009 Guactacular Invitational, next year expect pyrotechnics.

This is to everyone graduating from college this spring. After four years and a final week of stress and hell, here’s to you. With a future filled with button-downs and ties, let’s hope the frat look is over for you.

An SNL exclusive.

It’s difficult to remember a good weekend. But it is important to spend the weekends responsibly. Don’t forget to count your money at the end of the night and know who you are waking up next to in the morning.

When deciding how to spend your precious two days off each week, just think, Monday is coming soon. Imagine what can happen after 9 months worth of Mondays. Live responsibly.

Brought to you by 99 Dollar Music Videos, Cut & Sewn has made their debut in the background of Neil Halstead’s (of Slowdive and Mojave 3) new music video – Elevenses.

Watch our West Coast Reps in their custom cuts!
“I Heart Music,” Sol, White, Medium
“Puta Please,” Sol, Yellow, Medium
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See the exclusive interview with Emma Allison and Makenzie Lynd!

See Neil Halstead’s world premier and featured spotlight video!

Thobias Fäldt, a Swedish photographer lives and works in Gothenburg, Sweden.  He uses flash photography in the most bizarre, yet intriguing way. It’s up to the viewer to interpret what each photograph means to them because he chooses to keep it a mystery.

His brand new book, Year One, is expected to be released in spring of this year.

“None of the pictures from my series, ‘year one,’ are planned or staged—they’re always snapshots—but i try to frame the picture so you don’t know where it’s taken and you don’t get any geographic information; no answers are given.”

Quote borrowed from I heart photography’s interview with the artist.

If you’re not interested in seeing the whole film, here’s a taste of the most important parts of 200 films.

What parts are they missing?