This November, prepare to set sail for the most extravagant and fanciful gathering of castaways, sailors, glittering mermaids, sea sirens, pirates, romantic sea captains and scalawags ever known to New York!
As seen on NHK, MTV and SPIN, the Dances of Vice Festival returns on November 20-22, 2009 in a three-day nautical themed flight of fancy that will be held in several stunning and exclusive locations: Fort Hamilton (ca. 1825), a handsome historical armory which overlooks the New York Bay - The Montauk Club (ca. 1889), an opulent Victorian clubhouse modeled after a Venetian palace - and The Vault of Element - architectural marvels of the 19th Century, all.
The festival program will feature live music ranging from classical to rock ballads, international guests, fashion shows, dance, performance art, vendors, and ballroom dancing, among other chimerical amusements. |
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Everyone seems to be trying to profit off of MJ’s passing. The latest, a commemorative Pepsi can is meant not to exploit but to “honor an icon.” 
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Thuy Diep
June 29, 2009 11:21am
Niiiice, Pepsi!! First, you severely burn his scalp…leading him to begin taking pain killers. Now, you try to cash in one last time! Classy.
So tacky. Everyone knows Diet Coke is the King of Pop.
July 1, 2009 9:05am
Keep in mind after the 1993 child abuse mockery, the ten year Pepsi friendship with Jackson was gone because Pepsi didn’t want him anymore, then they lost 20 % of sales from protest, I don’t think Pepse is good enough to make a remembrance.