The Ghost of Saint Kurt

According to Japan’s Shinto faith, when a person dies, his or

Me and You and a Dog Named Blue

One spring afternoon in 1999, Steve Burns was on his way to a date.

Citizen Dave

San Francisco, land of a thousand views. The Golden Gate Bridge from Baker Beach: burnt sienna slicing cerulean sky. Chinatown from Russian Hill: a giddy bazaar overflowing tiered streets. And, of course, Dave Matthews from Lombard Street: pale and slouching. "Oh, my God," gasps one viewer. "Dave!"
San Francisco, land of a thousand views. The Golden Gate Bridge from Baker Beach: burnt sienna slicing cerulean sky. Chinatown from Russian Hill: a giddy bazaar overflowing tiered streets. And, of course, Dave Matthews from Lombard Street: pale and slouching. "Oh, my God," gasps one viewer. "Dave!"

Let Us Blow Your Mind -- Two Times

One fine summer afternoon, a svelte rap star comes strolling into a west hollywood restaurant. Convention dictates a brief description of his outfit here, usually pasted in by standard Rap-Write(tm) software: platinum chain, home-team ball cap, baggies from own clothing line, tattoo of son/daughter/dead homie. But this rap star is Andre 3000 of Atlanta’s trailblazing hip-hop duo OutKast, one of the most fashion-forward men in music, if not the United States. Blond wigs, football shoulder pads, and velvet knickers have all played a part in Andre’s lonely quest for the Next Level, thus his look today merits special attention. There it is: striped polo shirt, blue slacks, tan Banana Republic sports jacket, and tasseled loafers. Repeat: Tasseled. Freaking. Loafers. To quote some old Ice-T, Man, have you went crazy?

America's Craziest Club: Detroit's St. Andrew's Hall

Andrew Schuster is a very good worker: responsible, efficient, attentive to detail. He even does well on surprise job tests. He got one about three years ago, when he was patting down patrons at St. Andrew's Hall, a storied Detroit nightclub that is surrounded by possibly the worst slums in America. The club hosts some of the country's more thug-oriented hip-hop nights and mosh-intensive rock nights. Weapons checks are, shall we say, an important part of the process. Staffers rely on frisking rather than metal detectors, which miss plastic shivs, fiberglass knuckles, and other popular accessories.

Lars Attacks!

They’ve been gone five years. But now Metallica are returning with St. Anger--possibly the most intense album of their career--and this summer’s Sanitarium tour. Drummer Lars Ulrich dug deep and talked openly about singer James Hetfield’s near breakdown and the band’s near breakup
They’ve been gone five years. But now Metallica are returning with St. Anger--possibly the most intense album of their career--and this summer’s Sanitarium tour. Drummer Lars Ulrich dug deep and talked openly about singer James Hetfield’s near breakdown and the band’s near breakup
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