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In the early hours of Sunday morning, Arlene's Grocery on Stanton Street was the setting where No Pulp Music hosted a showcase for electro-pop singer, Baker, as part of CMJ 2011. More»

via hamptons.guestofaguest: We are over planking, owling, and sloppy tuna-ing. Thank goodness for "leisure diving," the newest addition to this sumer's lineup of silly trends. Brian Thorne, Harvard Business School grad and co-founder of Leisuredive.com stated “Planking and owling lack a coolness factor." Ya it does. And where did it all start? Right here in the Hamptons! MORE>>>

Just add another one to the list. Not only do we have planking, owling, and sloppy tuna-ing, but now "leisure diving" has been added to the lineup. Brian Thorne, Harvard Business School grad and co-founder of Leisuredive.com, explained to the Boston Herald, “Planking and owling lack a coolness factor. The idea, pictures and backgrounds of leisure diving just screams summer fun." Ya it does. And where did it all start? Right here in the Hamptons! [Photo via]

Via la.guestofaguest.com: Idiotic school spirit is a tradition as old as education itself, but Ivy Leaguers have long been above it all, instead partaking in the bawdy revelry of a good Chaucer verse. One wouldn't lower himself to actually getting inked with his alma mater. You wouldn't wear your letter jacket forever...or would you? MORE>>>

Idiotic displays of school spirit: a tradition as old as education itself! But while we expect a certain degree of inane chanting, light rioting, and tree-poisoning at our nation's state schools, the insufferable eggheads of the Ivy League have long hovered above it all, looking down their upturned noses at the disgraceful enthusiasm of the vulgarian set. They know that having real fun in college involves sophisticated pleasures, like the bawdy revelry of a good Chaucer verse or one or two, but never three, glasses of well-aged Port. A Man of Harvard would never lower himself to splashing the name of his fair alma mater on his body like some skanky plebe from BU, would he? More»

David Fincher's The Social Network opens the New York Film Festival tonight. Facebook's rocky creation story begins with founder Mark Zuckerberg as an awkward Harvard undergrad and posits that he started the site mainly to impress Harvard's suave final club crowd. Veracity of the plot point aside, does the movie get the clubs right? More»

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