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Unless you know a guy who knows a guy who knows about illegal underground poker rings, it's not exactly an easy feat to see Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Kevin Connolly and Lukas Haas in the same room anymore. But don't worry, the "Pussy Posse" (I swear to God, they really used to call themselves that) is far past the days of big mistakes like drunken late-night stripper-fests, bar fights, and hanging out with David Blaine. Now, they like to support tech start-ups, which is what brought them to the Mobli launch party at South By Southwest. MORE>>

There was a time where Leonardo Dicaprio, Lukas Haas, Kevin Connolly and Tobey Maguire getting together meant trouble. After all, these four have been running together since they were mid-90's teen heartthrobs, which means they have about 20 years of skirt-chasing, illegal-poker-ringing, and sneaking-Kevin-Connolly-onto-full-sized-roller-coasters under their belt. But they're a lot older and a bit wiser now, and while they'd never stop hanging out, their pursuits now involve things like investing in tech start-ups like smartphone social media app Mobli 2.0, which held its launch party on Saturday at South By Southwest. More»

Everyone loves music. It is one of the only (naturally occurring) things in the world scientifically proven to affect mood, the audibly consumable drug. Festivals in the U.S. have come a long way since the famed days of acid trips and free love at Woodstock '69 and more still since the  corporate greed and flash rioting of Woodstock '99.  Between plane tickets, camping permits, and hotel rooms, music festivals now-a-days can get expensive very quickly. Prep beforehand with our guide to ten upcoming festivals across the globe. More»

Covering Lana del Rey's sucky SNL performance, Solange Knowles new album, Beyonce and Jay-Z's out-of-this-world music video, the SXSW line up, Lil Wayne's memoir, and more in today's music news round up! More»

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Life's all about picking your spots. As in, if we're not going to sponsor a show every single weekend, why not save our dough (and credibility) for an up-and-coming band that really sounds different, a band that's been blowing up industry showcases in LA and NYC, a band that Time Magazine called one of the "10 Acts That Rocked SXSW 2011"? Well, that's what we did, and the result was Saturday night's Incan Abraham Record Release Party at Central Social Aid and Pleasure Club in Santa Monica. More»