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It's time to figure out where the best parties are this weekend! Here are our picks for the weekend's top events but make sure to check out our Calendar Page for the full event listings and more! More»
What in the seven hells is going on at Lil Death? The weekly event at Downtown L.A.'s One Eyed Gypsy has quickly been picking up steam, but if you, the casually fashionable West Hollywood party veteran, were to just wander in, you might find the vibe to be spookier than you're accustomed to. That's because Lil Death, with it's digital goth aesthetic, eclectic crowd, and higher artistic aspirations, keeps it a little weirder than your average nightspot. Confused? We'll use these awesome Cobrasnake photos from last week's edition to help break it down. More»
If your favorite raver seems to be running about a quart low on serotonin today, there's a perfectly good explanation: they were probably dancing it up all weekend in Las Vegas at EDC 2012. And while you may have heard the disappointing news that festival organizers Insomniac were forced to cut the show short on Saturday night due to a raging desert windstorm, don't feel too badly for the party rockers, because they picked up again with a vengeance on Sunday, closing out the festival with a solid exclamation point. We've sorted through thousands of photos to give you a chance to live, or re-live, the madness. More»
If you have tickets for Electric Daisy Carnival this weekend, you're probably already set. Your bags are packed. You've studied the set schedule. You've designed a homemade Deadmau5 head with a Pauly D blowout on top (and what a tragic shame that those two won't be on hand to see it). But before you start driving towards Vegas, do yourself a big favor and read up on our essential tips to surviving the weekend. Because just like everything else in Vegas, there's a right way and a wrong way to do EDC. Don't you want to do it the right way? More»
So who's going to Las Vegas this weekend to get down to some electronic dance music? Actually, let's rephrase that: if you want to get down to EDM this weekend, you'd better be going to Vegas, because every artist you've ever heard of (and many you'll be hearing about soon) are all playing the 16th annual Electric Daisy Carnival at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, starting tomorrow. And when we say "everyone," that's really not much of an exaggeration. Check out the just-released full set schedule and start your stage-hopping plans now! More»
-Hillary Clinton brings the sass in her "deal with it" shades via text. [ThoughtCatalog]
-The Olsen Twins don't have time to read the incoherent ramblings of Tyra Banks. So much so, they donated her gifted copies of "Modelland" to a bookstore. With personal note from Tyra intact. [Gawker]
-Mattel is getting progressive with a new line of "Presidential Barbies." You hear that Hillary? [Buzzfeed] More»
Rejoice! Womp womp season is upon us, raver children. On Saturday night, A-Trak, Jack Beats, Destructo and friends joined a just barely 18+ crowd and what we might imagine was the greater LA area's majority supply of E at the Wiltern for HARD LA, marking the unofficial start of rave season. Doubling as the birthday celebration for A-Trak, the crowd sang Happy Birthday as the mix master and his strobe lights appeared on stage, making it extra joyous occasion for the raver community. So, as the official season of unst unst kicks into high gear, let's take a look HARD LA through the best of Instagram. More»
Across the world, nightlife seems to have taken a slight turn in the rave direction. It's almost like a mini-festival, lasting anywhere between 6 and 12 hours, and the dress code is kept more casual, anything from ripped denim shorts and a crop top to a fitted dress applies. More»
Lately, with the explosion of electronic music, the underground rave scene has been stirred once again. What it will blossom into, one can't be sure. Here's a short breakdown of the modern rave scene today, from past to present. More»
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On Saturday night the month of July literally went up in flames! Whispers and speculation that three of Brooklyn's cavernous warehouses would play host to an unashamed end of July bash turned out to be true via Life of Fire at the 3rd Ward. The forefathers of electro hip-hop, which included Afrika Bambaataa and the Egyptian Lover, shared a stage for the first time. Also in attendance: as many DJs as it took to keep a heavily tattooed crowd going for an exhilarating 12 hours! More»
The Bloody Beetroots played Saturday night, and the sold-out concert was full of half-naked boys and girls, many of whom seemed to have big, big issues. More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
