Daily affirmations of a word mercenary
Somehow I managed to go see Step Up 2 The Streets twice this weekend, once in Seattle and once in New York. That equates to about 10% of my weekend spent whooping at movie screens and mentally stealing moves for next week’s dance class.
If you’re a fan of middling plot street dancing flicks about the […]
Saturday night I went to a party that was so odd, and packed with so many diverse and hilarious freaks that at several times during the course of the night I looked around and just started laughing out loud. There were bikers in leather chaps who tried to eat my scarf. Burners in faux fur […]
This is extra awesome within the context Fuckparade in Berlin, where it was filmed.
One of my Lotus Magazine colleagues has started an awesome electronic music blog. GO READ! Bonus: he’s posted mp3s of mid-’90s Moontribe mixtapes.
Burning the Man With Hunter S. Thompson
I’m afraid that these days you can’t expect much more in these parts than a quick update. And so, here you go:
Thursday night we signed the final papers on our new condo. It’s official! Our closing date is 8/31.
Friday morning, we received a phone call from our mortgage broker informing us that as of […]
Panasonic’s furry carpet warms you up, provides companionship
So I was reading this article about underground perfumeries, and then I clicked over to this article about piperazines, and what do I find half-way down the page? A picture of myself.
It’s extra funny because the picture was taken when I was mockingly dressed up for a candyraver-themed costume party. And now the picture is […]
Everyone’s favorite breakbeat primadonna sets his sights on hip-hop (via Amy)
“It’s always over. It was always better back in the day. You darn kids don’t know what you’re missing.” Tricia Romano muses on the cyclic nature of nightlife.
Hey there. I'm Ariel Meadow Stallings, a native Seattleite who's written my way up and down the Left Coast. Electrolicious is where I post daily randomata, but I also write for a living. My first book, Offbeat Bride, is in bookstores now.
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