Debbie Harry, rock icon, is headed back to the big screen. She'll play herself in a new short film called "Believe the Magic" which looks, in a word, bananas. Directed by Jimi Cauty, the film centers around a guy who thinks he won a part in a big film with Debbie and has 24-hours to make it to the airport. Of course, something goes wrong and suspenseful action ensues. Making matters weirder, the "contest" looks to be a ruse for something shady and Debbie seems like she's in on it. We're very interested to see how this one ends.
Debbie Harry, rock icon, is headed back to the big screen. She'll play herself in a new short film called "Believe the Magic" which looks, in a word, bananas. Directed by Jimi Cauty, the film centers around a guy who thinks he won a part in a big film with Debbie and has 24-hours to make it to the airport. Of course, something goes wrong and suspenseful action ensues. Making matters weirder, the "contest" looks to be a ruse for something shady and Debbie seems like she's in on it. We're very interested to see how this one ends.
We're out here covering Coachella with our new pals Fruttare, a popsicle brand from Brazil that's newly launching in the U.S. When not OD'ing on the coconut popsicles in their air-conditioned hangout tent, we've been orchestrating some Coachella Chatz, in which we ask musicians at the fest to
answer our version of the Proust questionnaire. (That is, if Proust had
fallen asleep in the sun for five hours outside the Gobi tent, wearing a
tie-dyed onesie and holding a beer.) Below, we chat with Moby.
50/50 chance Maxwell makes the flight...
Not only did Maxwell make it, he brought some breakfast!
Palm trees and mountains, getting close.
First stop at the festival: meeting up with our boys Twin Shadow, soundchecking for their performance. Dropped off some clothes for the evening's performance.
Finally at the campgrounds, running to catch the TNGHT show!
Bright and early, this our view for the next 3 days!
Breakfast of champions poolside at the Ace. Its going to be a lonnnngg day today!
By far the coolest gifting suite of the weekend, Converse Desert Lab let us press our own dubplates in collaboration with the Young Turks record label. Our buddy Jamal always takes care of us with the freshest new Converse releases...
Look who's rocking our "WNL" hat...it's Adonis -- one of the boys from our FW13 presentation -- grooving to Grizzly Bear.
Maxwell and Dao-Yi getting ratchet at the 2 Chainz show!
Ran into our NYC peeps CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists Illesteva.
Look who's got on their WNL hats! Our buddy Tom Florio from Advanstar Fashion Group and our girl Jen Yu from Hennessey.
By far the best party every Coachella is the Neon Carnival. Our boy DJ JusSke rocking the crowd and rocking our WNL hat!
Couldn't leave without a murderous game of bumper cars at the neon carnival.
NYC's Miss Lilly's held down the Ace this weekend with their pop up Jerk Chicken stand and DJ's from their 
Our buddy and world famous selector Max Glazer playing good vibes at the Ace.
By far the best outfit of the weekend. DJ ANNALOG in Barbar the Elephant shorts rocking the crowd at the Do-Over pool party...
Palm Springs and Public School Loves you!
The sun going down on Coachella...we had beautiful weather the whole weekend. Well, except for the sandstorm that blew in the last night...
And that's a wrap for Coachella 2013! 
3. The Queens Museum just announced that in April of 2014, they'll be hosting an exhibit in their new expansion called "Andy Warhol's 13 Most Wanted Men and the 1964 World's Fair." The exhibit will feature Warhol's scandalous exhibit from the World's Fair, a 20-foot mural of mug shots taken from a police booklet which the Fair leaders quickly had removed. [via 
4. Yoko Ono is making a book of "instructional poetry." She describes it thusly: "It's something I originally created for the internet. For 100 days, every day, a different instruction was communicated. Now it's being published in book form. I'm riding a time machine that's going back to the old ways! Great! I added my dot drawings to give you further brainwork." Huh? [via 
6. STD clinics across Chelsea, Harlem, Fort Greene and Jamaica are now going to be closed on Mondays and stay open three hours longer on Saturdays to cut down on costs. [via 
Kat Von D and Deadmau5's wedding will be -- wait for it....underwater themed. There will performers dressed as mermaids, green and blue food, and Kat will wear a mermaid-like wedding dress. [via 
One bling to bring them all and in the dopeness bind them. [via 
Christopher Meloni, anyone? 
Gucci Mane -- is you rollin'? [via 
Fuck. [via 
We're out here covering Coachella with our new pals Fruttare, a yummy fruit
popsicle brand from Brazil that's newly launching in the U.S. and was
one of the festival sponsors. When not OD'ing on the creamy coconut
popsicles at their air-conditioned hangout tent, we've been
orchestrating some Coachella Chatz, in which we ask musicians at the
fest to
answer our version of the Proust questionnaire. (That is, if Proust had
fallen asleep in the sun for five hours outside the Gobi tent, wearing a
tie-dyed onesie and holding a beer.) Below, we chat with Theophilus London.
Each week in our new column, "No Sleep Til...," we'll be talking to cool kids around the globe, asking them to fill us in about the bands, DJs, music venues and night spots they and their friends are obsessing over. Next time you visit their home city, leave your Fodor's and Lonely Planet guides behind and go party like a local instead.
2. The New Inquiry released a 
3. HBO ordered a pilot for a series about three thirtysomething gay friends living in San Francisco, bringing on David Marshall Grant of Brothers and Sisters and Sarah Condon of Bored to Death. Is it way too soon to say we're excited about this? [via 
4. The 
5. We've thought cupcakes were over for a while, but this WSJ 
6. David Sedaris' new collection, Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls is out and 
Whoopi Goldberg seriously seems to be over the The View (and into crazy outfits?).
When a reporter asked her who she thinks should replace Joy Behar and
Elisabeth Hasselbeck, she responded "Let me tell you this about The View:
I take a paycheck every other week. That's all I do. I could give a
shit what comes. I do my job -- I have a contract. That's where I stand.
I don't give a fuck...My job is to show up and be cute by 11 o'clock
and get the fuck off that show by 12." [via 
Oh shit, we took a wrong turn. [via 
Why we love 
When he's old enough, he can work at Paper. [via 
We prefer Ugh Weekly. [via
For years I've been predicting the death of celebrity culture and eventually I'll be right, but for the wrong reasons. It won't be because we've come to our senses and begun to idolize the humanitarians or fighters for truth and justice -- those who have contributed to the public good in a way that Jay-Z and Beyoncé, to use a current example, only touch. America's first couple of hip-hop may hobnob with billionaires, presidents and sports stars, but outside of their fame and business smarts, what have they done, exactly? I don't want to single them out, but they've come to symbolize the American Dream in a more profound way than the Obamas. And don't think the message is lost on the White House image makers who, more recently, have had Michelle presenting at the Oscars and doing the Dougie on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Dear Mr. Mickey,
