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Parties That Went Well and Parties That Went to Hell

November 17, 2012 @ 12:05pm by Andrew
Parties
There are a ton of great party movies out there. Some are legendary and others, not so much. Here’s a list of some parties that went really well and others that… well, you’ll see for yourself. Click on the movie poster to view the trailer. WELL: [tabs style=”1″] [tab title=”Human Traffic”] If you’ve ever partied into the wee hours of the morning, you’ll find something to relate to in this film.
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Babylon Nightclub

November 16, 2012 @ 9:16pm by Nana
Babylon Nightclub
I’ve partied at Babylon for the past 6 years and I have never had a bad night. I discovered my love for the live show, reinforced my love of Hip Hop music, acquainted myself with numerous bands and styles of music that I never had before and met some of the chillest people this city has to offer.
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BarChef

November 15, 2012 @ 9:26pm by Nana
  As a bartender and someone who is in love with the art of building and mixing cocktails, I can honestly say that after visiting the team at ‘Barchef’. I realize that as much experience as I’ve accumulated, there is still a big mountain of knowledge out there. With drinks such as the Vanilla Hickory Smoked Manhattan, in which it takes about 25 minutes to create and is literally forged through Ice and Fire, you realize that ‘getting a drink’ can be much more than just that.
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Solange Finds Her ‘True’ Self

November 12, 2012 @ 5:13pm by Aaron
Let us begin by agreeing not to mention the obvious… the sister. Instead, let us celebrate the drastic evolution of an artist who had the tools at her disposal to adventure through the world of record label demands and ended it all with a signing to Grizzly Bear’s new label; Terrible Records.
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Mykki Blanco’s Cosmic Angel: The Iluminati Prince/ss Mixtape

November 11, 2012 @ 5:06pm by Aaron
Mykki Blanco has already generated much hype as a fashion-forward, multi-talented, multi-gendered artist. We’re here for her rap more than acting, poetry, or modelling right now, in part due to her incredible ability to make a mix tape that any other rapper would kill for due to the fact that the production is what 2013 should sound like.
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An Epidemic in the Making: The Weeknd is Here (Trilogy Review)

November 10, 2012 @ 4:58pm by Aaron
A new breed of sex, r&b, and indie releases has been forming in music. The Weeknd has become the fully-developed realization of this new breed; an r&b singer’s lush voice over the sparse and innovative sounds that reference indie electronica and rock. Little is known about the man behind The Weeknd, except his name is Abel Tesfaye, with production by Jeremy Rose, Illangelo and Doc McKinneh.
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