Urban Outfitters

05/15/12 11:47AM

Coffey Chat Episode 8

Shannon's favorite show was canceled and now she's witching out. What we learned from this episode: do not fux with Shannon and her shows.

From New York

04/12/12 11:00AM

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Gavin McInnes 'How To Piss In Public' Book

How To Piss In Public by Gavin McInnes is the book everyone has been waiting for! Gavin has been capturing eyes and ears for over two decades now with his brilliant brain and he has no plans on stopping anytime soon. I've only gotten halfway so far (I did only got my copy yesterday) but I couldn't recommend it more! X - Jen

From New York

04/11/12 03:40PM

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Coffey Chat "It's a Makeover!"

Indeed, it is a makeover! Thanks Shannon! Our faceskin is looking better already!

From Los Angeles

04/09/12 03:00PM

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As It Lays

As It Lays is by far the weirdest interview show I have ever seen. Conducted by artist Alex Israel, the interviews consist of several random questions like "What's your favorite movie concession stand snack?" or "Did you ever have a crush on a professor?" So strange, but so good. - Hazel

From Elsewhere

04/05/12 03:39PM

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Bone Pugz

This goes out to Hazel and Nigel.

From Elsewhere

03/28/12 01:00PM

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"Sorry I Am Such An Asshole" Balloon Package

The best way to express your feelings is with a balloon, of course. That's why the "Sorry I Am Such An Asshole" Balloon Package by Adam J. Kurtz is perfect for all of those times you accidentally missed a big meeting, sort of forgot about an anniversary, or purposefully skipped your best friend from college's birthday party because you hate all her stuck-up friends. We're sorry, we swear.

From Austin

03/21/12 11:00AM

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KarlKam Episode 3: "There's Lasers Everywhere"

KarlKam episode 3 has Karl wowing the crowd at Best Coast, using 'cream cheese' to get into Andrew W.K. and seeing lasers everywhere.

From Elsewhere

03/14/12 02:00PM

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Pronunciation Manual

Pronunciation Manual is a series of videos that teach the pronunciation of difficult phrases. They are incredibly helpful! - Hazel

From New York

03/12/12 02:00PM

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I Hate Being Single

I Hate Being Single follows UCB comedian Rob Michael Hugel as he lives the single life in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Watch the series, hang out in Rob's room, and find out why wearing a Snuggie on the first date is totally unacceptable.

From Los Angeles

03/08/12 02:00PM

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Red Moon

Red Moon chronicles the life of Captain Alexei Ovechkin, a famed Soviet submarine commander and... werewolf? With the brilliant costumes and amazing set, we were smiling the entire time. This film is giving us hope for tonight's full moon—maybe we will be able to capture a cute Russian werewolf of our own!

From Austin

03/05/12 10:44AM

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The Spinto Band "Shit people at SXSW DON'T say"

Though the Spinto Band is not playing our showcases in Austin, we wish they were after watching their kind of amazing take on SXSW. So true: we would NEVER say any of these things.

From New York

02/23/12 12:00PM

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Girls

One of my favorite directors, Lena Dunham, has created a new show, Girls, for HBO about the trials and tribulations of being a twenty-something-year old who's just trying to survive in New York City. Judging by Dunham's previous work (her hilarious feature film Tiny Furniture and her web series Delusional Downtown Divas) and the writers and producers backing the show (my girl crush Leslie Arfin is on the writing team and Judd Apatow is executive producer, I am sure this show is going to be hilarious. The show premieres on HBO Sunday, April 15. - Hazel

From New York

02/10/12 03:00PM

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Is the L Train Fucked?

Is The L Train Fucked? gives us the updated answer to a question we are always asking.

From New York

02/03/12 04:30PM

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Happy Birthday Elmo!

Happy Birthday to Elmo, our favorite 3 1/2-year-old little monster.

From Philadelphia

02/02/12 03:30PM

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The Crush: First Kiss; Slightly Uneventful

In honor of Valentine's Day (and our latest contest, The Crush) we've asked some of our employees to spill the beans on their crushes—past and present.

Employee: Nicole Avignone

Title: Assistant Buyer for Men's Wovens and Outerwear

"My first crush was in the sixth grade. I was a boy-crazed tween whose interests were compiled of tasteful things such as boy-bands, chatting on AOL Instant Messager, The Spice Girls, and Barbies (which I secretly still played with). His name was Timmy he had blonde hair styled in a mushroom cut, he played every sport from soccer to baseball, and was super studious. Needless to say I was positively smitten with him.

I finally got up the nerve to ask him out (which back then meant absolutely nothing, because you still wouldn’t even talk in the hallway, or on the phone, or ever actually go “out” anywhere) in a note that I folded up into one of those weird triangle origami things. My best friend passed it to his best friend in between periods. I anxiously awaited the end of the day where my friend gave me his reply note, a brief explanation of “Yes” he’d be my boyfriend, in sloppy 6th grade cursive handwriting. It was official! (This still, meant absolutely nothing.)

After many, many, many weeks we spoke in person. He walked me to my bus after school and held my hand! I wrote about it in my Lisa Frank diary that night.

Many, many, many weeks after that I finally got up the nerve to kiss him at our daily bus-goodbye. This was my first kiss. I daydreamed about it for as long as I could remember. I couldn’t believe it was actually happening! We stood there in front of my bus and I closed my eyes and went in for my very first kiss. As this being my first kiss I had absolutely no inclination of how to aim for someone’s lips with my eyes already closed, so my first kiss was with his ear!

Yes, his ear. In front of my entire middle school bus.

It’s safe to say that it didn’t work out. And that my mom drove me to school for the next week."