Ramiro Davaro Comas’s work has been described as a nightmarish bikini bottom. Others have compared it to Ralph Steadman. I understood the work akin to Tim Burton’s world in James in the Giant Peach. Continue reading
Ramiro Davaro Comas’s work has been described as a nightmarish bikini bottom. Others have compared it to Ralph Steadman. I understood the work akin to Tim Burton’s world in James in the Giant Peach. Continue reading
Every wonder why it is that this Ryan dude gets to prop up a modifier next to his entire existence while the rest us are just stuck with our lame-o un-smashed lifestyles? Well, you probably haven’t spent the last four years letting the rest of the globe in on the fact that the City on the Hill is still in the habit of producing some of the bitchin’-est bands out there, such as abstract DeLorean sounds of The Cinnamon Fuzz, and the mad mods of homegrown British invasion force RIBS, and then having those guys throw you a party. Have you? Yeah …
[T.T. the Bear's Place, 10 Brookline St., Central Sq., Cambridge. 617.492.0082. 9pm/21+/$10. ttthebears.com]
Best be packing up your snood there, “Robert Goulet”—Movember has come and gone. Now, ain’t nobody denying the good you’ve done for men’s health research there, “David Axelrod,” but it just might be the time to pick up the razor and resume next year. That thing on your lip is starting to creep us out a little. Like your eyebrows went apeshit on the fertility drugs and sired some sort of filth-encrusted hair mutant. Yes, yes, by all means, attend the gala reception for your fellow Mo Bros and Sistas at Ned Devine’s. Then chop, chop, “Dennis Eckersley circa 1977.” [One Faneuil Hall Market Pl., Boston. 8pm. us.movember.com]
“It’s a lot like doing a run or a walk for charity … except we grow mustaches.” Continue reading
Be they bushy, brushy or pencil-thin, crimson or a whiter shade of pale, ironic earnest, or some measure of both, depending on if that chick in the sundress by the punch bowl is into it, the mustache has crawled its way out of shameful obscurity … Continue reading
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