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Alan Vega LP, 'Insurrection,' and Biography, 'Infinite Dreams' Coming

Alan Vega LP, 'Insurrection,' and Biography, 'Infinite Dreams' Coming
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In the late '70s, teen punks ruled New York. These are their stories.

The year was 1977, and the first generation of New York City punk and alternative bands had moved on to larger venues and the international touring ci

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STUDENT TEACHERS' DRUMMER LAURA DAVIS-CHANIN CHRONICLES HER LIFE WITH BOWIE, BLONDIE AND THE 70S NYC ROCK SCENE

PKM talks to Student Teachers’ drummer Laura Davis-Chanin about her new memoir, The Girl in the Back: A Female Drummer’s Life with Bowie, Blondie, and the ‘70s Rock Scene

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In the Late '70s, Teen Punks Ruled New York. These Are Their Stories.

High school students spent their nights forging a colorful late-night scene marked by big choruses and few rules. The bands didn’t last, but the taste of art and freedom shaped their lives.

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Judge a Book Not By its Gender

Judge a Book Not By its Gender Illustration by Carolyn Wells Lisa Whittington-Hill | Longreads | May, 2021 | 29 minutes (7,916 words) I blame Drew Barrymore for two things: the amount of money I have spent on celebrity memoirs and an unfortunate attempt to dye my hair platinum blonde in 1993, inspired by Drew’s locks in a Seventeen magazine Guess Jeans ad. Little Girl Lost, Barrymore’s 1990 account of growing up as a child star in Hollywood, was my first celebrity autobiography. It ignited my love of celebrity memoirs, especially those by women. My dog-eared copy has survived numerous book purges and cross-country moves. I am not alone in my appreciation for it. The coming-of-age tale was a

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