Mike Davis, author of City of Quartz, Ecology of Fear and, most recently, Set the Night on Fire: L.A. in the Sixties (co-authored with Jon Wiener), is a "Marxis...
When Brigid Berlin (a.k.a. Brigid Polk) died last Friday, we lost one of the last connections to New York City's 1960s underground film and art scenes. A major ...
British writer and provocateur extraordinaire talks about some wild sidetrips his literary career has taken, how he has managed to write his numerous books by h...
As the co-founder (with Richard Gottehrer) of Sire Records in 1966, Seymour Stein reshaped the direction of popular music with his signing and tireless support ...
Legs McNeil talks to Billboard about the book he and Gillian McCain have been working on for 20 years - documenting the late ‘60s California music scene an...
Maureen Tucker had a front row seat to punk rock history being conceived before her very eyes. An average high school girl from Levittown, Long Island, her life...
Actually, they are from the set of a TV show from the 1960s. The phrase "Daibau's" seems to be a clue. As does the time period: November 1964 (except for the on...
An Oral History by Legs McNeil & Gillian McCain
Brian Wilson: The Beatles' invasion shook me up an awfully lot. They eclipsed a lot of what we'd worked for...
PLEASE KILL ME – SUMMER DRINK RECIPES
Summer is here and not a minute too soon. You know what that means – warm days spent frolicking at the beach, lounging at...
In this clip from the Please Kill Me archives, Richard Lloyd talks about copping dope with his old pal Anita Pallenberg.
Actress, model and style icon Anita Pa...
My obsession with he haberdashery of the Rolling Stones continues, girl-style. Say hello to fashion icon Anita Pallenberg, running mate of not one but THREE Rolling Stones....
Paula Mejia's article on Jean Stein and her greatest legacy, the narrative oral history, was just published in The Paris Review. Includes interviews with&n...
