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Fashion on Fifth: Season of the jorts

Illustration by hmac.

This week on Fashion on Fifth, denim comes in different colors, but only one style. No, that isn’t a middle-aged dad walking towards you on Fifth Avenue, it’s…

KidSuper plays around at New York Fashion Week

Photo by Char Shelton

To kick off New York Fashion Week, New York City-based brand KidSuper held a screening of their comedy show, “Funny Business”, at The Angelika Theatre in NoHo. Colm…

‘Thurtdelic,’ 3GP and the P-Funk Empire

George Clinton, vocalists Scottie Clinton (center) and Thurteen (right) performing with an abridged version of Parliament-Funkadelic at NeueHouse Madison Square on May 17. The vocalists are a part of the 3rd Generation of P-Funk and consistently release a slew of new music and solo material. Photo by Christian Richey

When George Clinton founded The Parliaments on the playground of Avon Avenue Elementary School in Newark, NJ during the doo-wop craze of the 1950’s, surely no one could…

Parsons grad showcases photography in ‘The Fly Walks’ exhibition

Photographs “Time Capsule” (left) and “Untouched Rhomb” (right) are on display at Space240 in Manhattan. Several Parsons School of Design graduates were involved in the creation of “The Fly Walks” exhibition, which includes work made in Urubamba, Peru and Brooklyn. Photos by Andrea Mato

A recent Parsons School of Design alumna debuted her first post-graduate exhibit in a Manhattan gallery space last week. The exhibition, titled “The Fly Walks,” features photographs by…

Steve Hackett, former Genesis guitarist, rocks Beacon Theatre

Steve Hackett returned to New York City at the Beacon Theatre on April 3. Hackett is currently playing the entirety of Genesis’ “Seconds Out” on tour, his final album with the group. Photo by Johnny Knollwood

Steve Hackett, best known as the guitar player for Genesis from 1971 to 1977, returned to New York City’s Beacon Theatre on April 3. The legendary guitarist who…