The dust has finally cleared from Armory Week, and New York's art scene has quieted to a dull roar. But though these mega art fairs have passed, there are still a lot of great openings to check out this week, including paintings by David Lynch, a performance by The Freaky Boiz at MoMA PS1, Love (Sex) & Paint, provocative portraiture of Daniel Radcliffe, and more. Grab a forty and a rental of Mulholland Drive- here's this week's art selection. More»

I love Chicago. Most of my family is from there, so I get to go back every so often, and I always have a great time. It's big, fun, cheap, friendly, accessible and full of cool places and buildings. It might be, pound for pound, the best city in America. Or at least, it might have been the best city in America. Based on these Cobra Snake photos of a Crystal Castles show/pre-Lollapalooza costume party, I'm a little worried that Chi Town may have been built on an Indian Burial Ground or something. Is Lollapalooza always this scary? [all photos via]

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via guestofaguest.com: Joss Stone, Gavin DeGraw, and The Cold War Kids teamed up for a concert in Ashbury Park, NJ in support of The Surfrider Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to the protection of oceans and beaches. The foundation includes over 50,000 wave riding members who work for the surf making an impact on shores all over the world including the Hamptons. Surfrider helped secure access to Montauk's Camp Hero and helped approve new coastal legislation in East Hampton. MORE>>>