That's no lie, bitches! And apparently this picture was taken at the moment of conception.
If I get asked this question by another newspaper, magazine or girly web-site I'm going to pull out my hair and mail it to Sara Jessica Parker.
That's right. Since everyone in Manhattan reads The Pulitzer Blog I am certain the person who robbed my friend's bag is reading this and will be man enough to return it. That goes for women too. Grow a pair and RETURN KATY'S BAG!!!!!
On the corner of East Houston and 1st Avenue is an ATM kiosk with a scale that lied to me. For a quarter you can get your weight, your lucky number and a piece of advice. It said I was 156 pounds (I'm 110). It said my lucky number is 13 (its 7). Then it advised me to "Straighten Up". What? Who says that? I have a baseball bat with this scale's name on it.
My partner-in-crime, Claire Richard, called last night and told me that while petting a kitten (a very hungry kitten) she ended up with red marks all over her neck. Once I got to the office I saw the damage done. She may think the red marks are innocent hickeys left by cute kittens but the reality is they serve as a mark of a truley desperate woman who's become so tired by the New York dating scene she seeks the company of the furrier kind.
That's right. Shock's breakin'-the-law-lifestyle has gotten her in trouble with the police. The Strokes were right when they said New York City cops ain't that smart.
...and that's why I spent my Vegas getaway with two hookers, an eight ball and a craps dealer that took a shine to me.
Inappropriate. Twisted. Surpasses sexual innuendo to the point of drunken lunacy. These are the marks of a noteworthy rock album. An artist achieves these through the marriage of catchy lyrics and hip-shaking instrumentals. Shayna Ferm and the Upper Deckers' debut album Blonde merges both elements with such ease her audience can't decide if they're taking in spot-on comedic zeitgeist or just a damn good rock anthem.
I wrapped my arms around any pain-killing device I could get near me in anticipation of a painful procedure that would eliminate the tattoo on my left hip. When I was young and stupid I took a trip to 8 Mile in Detroit for a tattoo I never really wanted. This afternoon I hit 57th and Lex in NYC to get it lasered off.