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Micheal Larsen, vocal artist for Eyedea and Abilities, said he and Gregory Keltgen, aka Abilities, are back on the road after taking a couple of years off from touring.
Titles like “musician,” “actor” and “broadcast journalist” could fill just about any résumé, but they’re not enough for Ryan Christopher Montaño.
You don’t have to be afraid to talk about “doing it” at Self Serve. The sexuality resource center on Central Avenue offers help to people who want to improve their sex lives.
Sticking your head in the freezer isn’t the only way to stay cool during these hot summer days. Why not try some more creative activities to help you chill out?
You don't have to be afraid to talk about "doing it" at Self Serve. The sexuality resource center on Central Avenue offers help to people who want to improve their sex lives. The shop is focused on providing information about how to have better and safer sex, said co-owner Matie Fricker.
Sticking your head in the freezer isn't the only way to stay cool during these hot summer days. Why not try some more creative activities to help you chill out? Swimming Jumping in a pool is a sure way to freshen up. The West Mesa Swimming Pool offers indoor and outdoor recreational pools and an Olympic-size pool for a mere $3 admission fee for adults.
Titles like "musician," "actor" and "broadcast journalist" could fill just about any résumé, but they're not enough for Ryan Christopher Montaño. "I never know what's going to happen next, and I want that every single day for the rest for my life," said Montaño, a Berkeley-trained jazz trumpeter.
Fashion Q&A Manuel Perez, Server at Chili's Gauges: Sach's Shirt: Old Town, $10 Shorts: Borrowed Shoes: Ross, $30 "I just wear tight pants. Everything else I just throw on. Shoes kind of matter depending on the shirt, though." With a rosary bracelet on his left hand met by a smiling skull, Manuel's style is one of carefully crafted dissonance, melding the rough edges of punk style with Catholic undertones.
Wild Bill is calling for short films to headline his first-ever film fest at The Box Performance Space this Saturday. The festival is the brainchild of Chris Walsh and Matt Garcia of Amigo Productions, a local film company. Central to the event is audience participation, in that the attendees decide which films to watch and which to skip.
Some people say going to a hip-hop show is like going to church. The "Doggfather" of hip-hop came to Albuquerque's Journal Pavilion last Tuesday with a sermon that fell on more than 1,000 hungry ears. Snoop Dogg got people on their feet, singing along, and he even sang a Tupac Shakur song as a tribute to the deceased rapper.
Hindu myths will come to life through Bharatanatyam style of dance at Rodey Theater this Saturday, thanks to the Kalakriti dance group's presentation of "Kala Darpanam." The event will benefit the Asian American Association of New Mexico and their efforts to build an Asian American cultural center in the international district of Albuquerque.
"Brüno" may be the first movie in history to feature a talking penis and open at the top of the box office. But that isn't to credit genitalia for the film's success, Writer and lead actor Sacha Baron Cohen's follow-up to the left-field smash "Borat" is a full frontal assault on cultural homophobia and America's surprisingly tortured relationship with male sexuality.
Just because football came to him naturally doesn't mean he'll be a natural at calling it. Kole McKamey, UNM's new radio football analyst, understands that he won't be a golden throat when he steps in the booth for the first time, that it'll take fine-tuning and learn-on-the-fly improvisation to perfect the craft, especially since he's never done it before.
The 2000 Vietnam restaurant, located on the corner of San Mateo and Zuni, pushed me to exercise the aphorism, "Don't judge a book by its cover." Why? It shares a building with Saigon Emissions Testing. Putting aside fears of emission-tainted food, I entered the restaurant only to be greeted by overdone decorations, but that's not so unusual among Oriental restaurants.
Ryan Sohmer, creator of the online comic strip "Least I Could Do," said his motto for life and writing is "Don't worry, read happy." Sohmer said writing an online comic gives him the freedom to talk about whatever subjects he wants, including sex and religion.
In an economy like today's, people will do almost anything for extra business. Cuba, N.M., is going to get a boost from the thousands of people who are traveling across the country for Rainbow Gathering in the Santa Fe National Forest, about 30 miles from Cuba.
Fashion Q&A Taylor Johnson, Freshman, Classical Guitar Bandana: Hot Topic, $3 Shirt: Goodwill, $10 Pants: Goodwill, $10 Shoes: Amazon, $40 ""I try not to be in fashion, but at the same time look good." Tired but true pants with a growing hole in the knee matched with a fading bandana holding up lackadaisical hair complete Taylor's carefree attitude.
Hollywood took a hit last week with the deaths of Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Ed McMahon and Billy Mays. The world will be mourning these losses for weeks and months to come. The lives and careers of these icons made huge contributions to American media and show business.
Solutions by The State News
