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They were hunting for cool and they found me. Good work. Haha.Too bad they linked the wrong dudes myspace! (No, Im not a grime MC from the UK... you'd think my distinct lack of melanin would be a dead give away lol)

Huffington Post just proudly announced that they’ll be taking their most excellent news blog web site action to Chicago, and then, ala Risk, taking over a city near you in the near future. For those of us who love HuffPost, including yours truly, that’s great news.

Not being affiliated with a speaking bureau (at least not yet) has its pros and cons. The pros: I can speak wherever I want, whenever I want for whatever price I want and not be concerned about previous arrangements/contracts and not feeling … Excerpted from: Word of Mouth Firestarter: Speaking Gun

Purveyor of fine short film making, Jake Davis, was kind enough to show us around his Manhattan neighbourhood today. The tour included hitting up Magnolia and macking on some cupcakes and hitting some of the other spots the West Village has to offer.

I’ve been really grooving on my e-subscription to FASHIONATION. Typically I don’t have much patience for clothing that doesn’t translate off the runway, but the photographic imagery here is just wonderiffical…so sculptural and dramatic that it stretches my senses.

Prada - Leading The Way In True Fashion Innovation Mark our words: skinny legs are on their way out. Hard to believe, we know, given that every hipster from Hobart to Helsinki is sporting licorice legs right now but the tide is slowly turning, thanks to the world’s top designers who have decided that they’ve had enough of the look.

Fashion Watching Site Launches Soon - Cool Hunter’s Fashionation. Cool Hunter is launching a new site called Fashionation next month. Should be fun to watch. Too bad somebody else owns the URLs fashionation.com and fashionation.net May 15th, 2008 | TodaysTopTrend | 0 comments

Here are some cool arch links I’ve seen this month; many from the usual suspects. Why, because frankly, I tend to frequent the same blogs. I’m a creature of architecture blog habit. If you know of a great architect/design/wicked offbeat cool blog NOT on my blogroll, let me know.

Catholic upbringing and a smattering of Buddhist books on the bookshelf aside, I'm not really the religious type. So when I read that global trend site The Cool Hunter had launched dear-god.net ("spirituality for the new millennium"), my initial reaction was one of cynical and unholy eye rolling.

I sent this in an email earlier to Neath. I was having a difficult time in understanding this and I still am I guess. I’m not going to try to put this into any sort of sensible thought other than what I told Neath. Here is the message as I sent it to him: This couch is weird.