IRA ROBBINS: TROUSER PRESS, LASTING IMPACT & LIFE THEREAFTER Richie Unterberger·June 9, 2021Ira Robbins began publishing Trouser Press in 1974 for all the right reasons: love of music on the...All Please Kill Me PostsBooksCool PeopleHistoryRichie Unterberger·1 Comment
LOOKING WEST WITH LARRY MCMURTRY Benito Vila·June 8, 2021The writer and bookseller Larry McMurtry, who died earlier this year at 84, was a Texas native best...All Please Kill Me PostsBenito VilaBooksFilmInterviews·0 Comments
DAVID GREENBERGER: BEYOND DUPLEX PLANET Alan Bisbort·June 7, 2021What began in 1979 for David Greenberger as a D.I.Y. newsletter for the residents at a Boston nursing...All Please Kill Me PostsArtBooksCool PeopleDocumentary Film·0 Comments
AMERICAN MASSACRE: TULSA 1921 Alan Bisbort·May 24, 2021One hundred years ago, the deadliest white-on-black crime in U.S. history took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Not only...Alan BisbortAll Please Kill Me PostsBooksHistoryUncool People·0 Comments
NEW YORKERS: PHOTOGRAPHER SALLY DAVIES SNAPS THE LAST OF THE BOHEMIANS James Marshall·May 19, 2021Sally Davies made her mark in New York as a painter before abruptly switching to photography around 2000....All Please Kill Me PostsBooksCool PeopleInterviewsJames MarshallPhotographyPHOTOS·0 Comments
MILES COPELAND: HIS LIFE IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS Eric Davidson·May 12, 2021Miles Copeland III was already a veteran music promoter and manager when the punk scene exploded in London....All Please Kill Me PostsBooksEric DavidsonHistoryInterviewsRecord Labels·0 Comments
CREATION STORIES: ALAN MCGEE’S LIFE, LABEL, LEGACY COMES TO A THEATER NEAR YOU Amy Haben·May 3, 2021Glaswegian Alan McGee was the embodiment of the D.I.Y. spirit of the 1980s and 1990s, bringing Oasis, Primal...All Please Kill Me PostsBooksCool PeopleFilmInterviewsRecord Labels·0 Comments
JACK KEROUAC: BASKING IN THE GOLDEN ETERNITY Catherine de Leon·April 27, 2021By the time Jack Kerouac died at 47 in 1969, he’d exiled himself from the 1960s youth culture...All Please Kill Me PostsBest OfBooksCool PeoplePoetryR.I.P.·14 Comments
MIDNIGHT COWBOY: A NEW YORK CITY PORTRAIT David Stewart·April 19, 2021Midnight Cowboy (1969) is the only X-rated movie to win the Best Picture Oscar. Now considered an American...All Please Kill Me PostsBest OfBooksDavid StewartFilm·0 Comments
WHEN HENRY MILLER MET GEORGE ORWELL: A CLASH OF TITANS Alan Bisbort·April 13, 2021George Orwell and Henry Miller, two of the most influential writers of the 20th century, had a single...Alan BisbortAll Please Kill Me PostsArtBooksCool People·3 Comments
RICKIE LEE JONES: THE DUCHESS OF COOLSVILLE IS BACK Cree McCree·April 12, 2021Rickie Lee Jones is back in the spotlight with a compelling memoir, Last Chance Texaco, and a 40th...All Please Kill Me PostsBest OfBooksCree McCreeInterviewsMusicians·0 Comments
NANCY BARILE: HARDCORE WAS NOT A BOYS’ CLUB Jen B. Larson·March 16, 2021Nancy Barile was, along with countless other women in the city in the early 1980s, an integral part...All Please Kill Me PostsBooksGirl PowerInterviewsJen B. Larson·0 Comments
CARTOONIST PETER BAGGE: BEYOND PUNK, GRUNGE AND HATE Eric Davidson·March 1, 2021Music defined the punk and grunge eras, but comics played an essential role, too. Cartoonist Peter Bagge, an...All Please Kill Me PostsArtBooksCool PeopleEric DavidsonInterviews·1 Comment
ELDRIDGE CLEAVER: A SOUL FOREVER ON ICE Richie Unterberger·February 25, 2021Eldridge Cleaver (1935-1998) was an enigma. The former Black Panther, revolutionary and author was also a murderer, rapist,...ActivismAll Please Kill Me PostsBooksHistoryInterviewsRichie Unterberger·0 Comments