Rocking. Rolling. Guitars. Vintage music gear. Distortion. Hot rods. Drag racing. Tattoos. Candles. Incense. Chocolate. Velvet. Nature. Leopard print. Songs. Art.
Karaoke. Helping. Driving. Walking. Sleeping. Traveling. Platforms. Denim. Vintage rock posters. Pin-up girls. Ganesh. Records - the vinyl kind kids. Sunsets. Stars. Comic books. Robert Crumb, Robert Williams. Ed Big Daddy Roth. Mark Ryden. D.Vicente, Coop. Smurfs. Mac make-up, Hello kitty. Strawberry Shortcake. Care Bears. Robotron. Lancelot Link, Roller coasters. Crafting. Fashion. Fire. Water.
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Rachel May, Assistant Editor Data Desk
Detroit Free Press
615 W. Lafayette
Detroit, MI 48226
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All rock, all the time baybee!
I will be the first one to admit my movie intake is shit. But some classics include the Jerk, the Warriors, Decline of the Western Civilization II the Metal Years, Friday, the entire Silence of the Lambs series, most anything Tim Burton but especially Edward Scissorhands, porn, the Godfather, Fight Club, Breakfast Club, the Outsiders, the Lost Boys, Cheech & Chong, the Shining, Fritz the Cat, What About Bob and the ever so classic and hilariously funny Rudy Ray Moore as Dolemite. Oh and if Johnny Depp is in the movie...I'm watching.
Other than CNN cuz I'm a geeky news junkie like that, I watch LA Ink cuz Kat Von D rules! Anything on VH1 Classic. Why oh why do I get sucked into mindless shit like Flavor of Love or more recently Rock of Love. Why? South Park just flippin' rules. 24 is the coolest. Sopranos cuz I love Paulie. I'm addicted to American Idol. I finally got satellite tv just so I could watch Curb Your Enthusiasm. Sometimes I watch that stupid Wife Swap show, and sometimes my tv gets stuck on HGTV but I don't know why.
I like coffee table books. Books with lots of pictures are cool. I like books with words too. Currently reading: Heroin Diaries. Recently read: Dharma Punx, Against the Stream and the Dirt.
Noah Levine