Put away your Juicy jumpsuits and don your flannel. I've always wanted to visit Portland, Oregon and even though a trip West doesn't seem in the cards for me any time soon, luckily I get to see the city Fred Armisen's way. IFC launches a new television series called Portlandia this January about quirky life in Portland, where life seem stuck in the 90s and it's like "Gore won" and the Bush presiden
cy never happened. The show is created by, written by, and starring Armisen.
Premiers Friday, January 21, 2011
10:30pm
Also, Portland continues to show off it's coolness with this vintage store that's inside a 1965 double-decker bus.
With snow falling just in time for the winter solstice and nothing else to do, I decided to make Thomas Keller's pink grapefruit cake. I used the recipe, which was posted on Playing House. The cake was incredible. A perfect combination of tart grapefruit flavor with the sweetness of traditional cake. It's a heavy, moist cake so I paired it with a light dinner of soup, to insure no one was too full for dessert. The recipe can be found at Playing House and in Ad Hoc at Home, Keller's cookbook.
This extremely long named musician is from Oregon and now based in Brooklyn. His 2009 album Summer of Fear is a combination of folk, jazz, and indie rock, and simply mesmerizing.
Perfect holiday present for a friend, family member, or loved one? Yup!
Men's website EveryGuyedrecreated ten movie posters whose characters and fashion choices have become not only iconic, but also changed men's fashion. The movie posters are part of their "Dress the Part" collection, which tutors men on how to dress in certain filmic styles or how to imitate certain actor's. Some include "Dress the Part: Great Gatsby" and "Dress the Part: Marlon Brando."