Please Help One of the DOOM! Pets
Hey gang, this post is a little different. DOOM! is asking our readers to help out one of DOOM!’s furry friends. Meet Kabuki: Kabuki is DOOM! writer/photographer Ran Case‘s dog. She is one of the sweetest, most adorable animals I have ever met. Seriously, all she wants is to be loved and to slobber on [...]
TAT Releases Three New Songs for ‘Blue Crush 2′
DOOM! has known all along that TAT rocks. The rest of the world seems to finally be catching up.
The Protomen at Garfield Artworks
New Age Amazon writes: “On Monday, March 14th, a more-than-capacity crowd pushed our way into the tiny Garfield Artworks venue. The sweaty, grasping masses were not just there for a concert, oh no. We were there to fight back.”
Saint Jimmy at the St. James: Davey Havok in “Green Day’s American Idiot”
Everything he knows about the power and charisma of a rock star is poured into this role, and there’s no question he’s having the most fun ever.
American Idiot The Musical – St. Davey/Van/Justin Review
American Idiot is a different play to what it was a week ago, there is no point denying that. It’s a different vibe, it carries a different meaning and leaves you feeling a different way. But that isn’t a bad thing.
T3ETH Dance Video to Lady Gaga’s “Teeth”
T3ETH a J.A.Y. dance video performed to “Teeth” by Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga Video Premiere – Born This Way
Lady Gaga’s much anticipated video for “Born This Way”! Directed by Nick Knight with choreography by Laurie Ann Gibson.
The Hunt for the Worst Musical Act: Blood on the Dance Floor
This band is the love child of Brokencyde and Jefree Star, taking their worst aspects and resulting in a monster far, far worse than either.
“Rollins At 50″ – Henry Rollins’ Big Birthday Party
Liz and Paula spend an evening celebrating Henry Rollins’ 50th Birthday as he shares his intentions for the next 50 years.
Is Chivalry dead in the 21st Century? Or can chivalry be compatible with feminism?
If chivalry is meant to be an ideal male trait, where is its place in the 21st Century when women tend not to need saving?
Mar 05, 2011 | Categories:Blog, Commentary, Kristyn Glanville | Tags: feminism, gender, Identity | 1 Comment »