Blogs

I blog for the New York Times and More Intelligent Life, the Economist’s online culture publication. I’ve blogged for Mother Jones Magazine and Pop and Politics.

Most Recent Post:

Greenwich Comedy Festival 2010

Flying Lotus Returns to London

Previous posts, by subject:

MUSIC:

Chrome Hoof: Funk with Robes

Camden Crawls

Interview: A Place To Bury Strangers

DJ Shadow’s Shadow

Jazz Is Not Dead

Everything Michael Jackson Comes to London

Music Review: Vieux Farka Toure

Ska’s Fourth Wave? Doubtful

London Does Ethiopian Jazz

London Celebrates African Music

Juliette Lewis: “Come on people, this isn’t a fucking movie”

Party Like It’s 1990-Something

Ukulele: The Little Instrument That Could

Seeing, Not Just Hearing, Jazz

Kanye West’s Self-Help Advice

Brazilian Life at the Barbican

Ornette Coleman’s Meltdown

A Night Out With Banjo Or Freakout

A Week With Ornette Coleman

Big Top Britney

London’s Secret Gigs

Island Records Turns 50

Geek Out on Electronica

Beatboxing Icelandic Music

London’s Music Festival Season Begins

Dancing with Flying Lotus

A Night Out With Playdoe

Crossing Town To See Michael Garrick

Rev Run’s Affirmations

Indie Pop Playlist: Loquat and Thao Nguyen

Zach de la Rocha’s got a new band

Frank Black Takes On The Golem

Lyrics Born is Funky McFunkerson

Why Lou Reed hates mp3s

My first few hours in Austin during South By Southwest 2008 went like this.

Winter Holidays = God Awful Music

LA Punk Has a Sense of Humor, Too

Metal/Reggae: Music Designed to Confuse You

Brooding With Beirut

Le Concorde, Ready For Zach Braff

The Politics of Pistolera

Culver City: Where Dub Meets Lounge

Blending and Bending With UFOs over Bamako

From the Funk Corner to the Hip Hop Block

Ghost Punk is Alive and Well in Brooklyn

Pieces of Peace

Teeko’s Sound Station

ART:

London Draws Itself

A Festival of Mimes, No Berets Allowed

Celebrating the Art of Confusion

Exhibition: The Northwest Passage

Inside the Head: Art and Mental Illness Explored

Late-Night Museum Action

Student Art Gets London Spotlight

Good vs. Evil: The Debate Continues

FILM:

London Documentary Festival Expands

My So-Called Private Life

Revisiting “Do The Right Thing”

Afghanistan, via Opium Addicts

Dub: Engineer as Artist

Beauty Academy of Kabul

Hot Rides on Two Wheels

A Sci-Fi Festival for Die-Hards and Skeptics Alike

“Opium War” Begins Afghanistan Film Festival

What Happens When Young People Call “Action”

Film Review: Eden is West

Prepare For the Shopocalypse

Joe Strummer Calling: Know Your Rights!

LIFESTYLE & CULTURE:

Beyond Buildings at London Architecture Festival

London Rides the Flamenco Train

London’s Got Bike Polo

London Rides the Flamenco Train

D.I.Y. Stardom in London

Diwali on Display

Music, Meditation, and Maybe Transcendence

Britain Goes D.I.Y.

Dalston: Hip Epicenter

Mothballs, Voodoo Dolls, and Saxophones

Bamboo + Burlesque = London Night Out

Gleaming London’s Cube

London’s Got Speakeasies

Mexican Grub in London Town

Four Irrelevant Questions For Zbigniew Brzezinski

Comic Artist Adrian Tomine Talks

London’s Obamathon

Four-Day School Weeks: For Real Now

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