Culture and Inspiration according to Myisha Cherry
Last week I made my way to the dust La Rock art exhibit. It turned out to be too packed to really view the art, so me and my british friend adam rogers and his English Pal, stylist, art director and journalist Jason Jules: decided to head to cafe Gitane for some coffee and hot […]
So while I was strolling through Soho on Saturday, I bumped into legendary photographer Terry Richardson. He was so kind and nice and I want him to be my new friend. We decided to partake in his infamous “thumbs up” pose. So what makes Terry so important to culture? Well, he has captured everyone from […]
So I just wrote an interesting article for a catholic non-profit(BustedHalo.com) that targets young spiritual seekers called “Microphone Messiahs”. In the article I try to talk about the connection between spoken word venues and spirituality. I discuss my experience at the Nuyorican and Bowery poetry lounge, my own personal journey and I also interview of […]
Spit that
Every thursday
at YUME Loft
925 Bergen St/Brooklyn, NYC
I paid a visited to Kute with my guitar on Sunday for a lil Sunday afternoon jam session. Kute is a drummer turned guitarist, who also studies music at Hunter College and is in the afro punk bank Fire and Brimstone. My folk self and his rock self sat down with our acoustics and strummed […]
NYC experienced some awesome weather yesterday. 73 degrees in April. Therefore I had to walk around the city and one of my favorite places to go is SoHo. It was packed of course. So after spending a couple of hours there, I headed back to the train. I decided to take a short cut though […]
I Just did an album review for indie rock group, Metric for Urb.com. People this album entitled “Fantasies” is awesome!!!! For details check out the full review HERE. Below is a min-doc of lead singer Emily Haines’ journey of writing “Help I’m Alive” and an acoustic version of “Gimmie Sympathy”. The album is in stores […]
Here are two of the most talented brothers I know: Jason Reynolds and Jason Griffin. Their cute faces has been splattered on this blog often, I mean they are my friends, so my home is their home. I’ve known these cats for a looong time and I am happy to call them friends and my […]
Me and Drew Anderson aka Droppy go back like a decade. He’s been a consistent poet throughout the years. He was the first guy I knew who was printing poetry books, not chapbooks but poetry books. Matter of fact, it was at his suggestion that I started using his printers in DC when I printed […]
This weekend I did nothing but sleep, eat chips and left overs, and watch live cable television on the internet. While I could talk about all those things to a certain extent, this blog is about the latter.
Ok, so free cable television via the internet is courtesy of Justin.tv. And yes it is legal. Broadcasters […]