twig the wonderkid , michael t , harley sears , and special guest ian danger spin fist-pumping rock ‘n’ roll, punk anthems, and glittery glam-rock along with live performances and a cavalcade of stars 

Dimitry Mak (High Voltage) takes dynamite and blows this party up, with the help of Rok One. Dimitry and Rok One mix up an r & b set to die for. This party is definitely worth checking out next week.

Savalas Fridays.

More photos here. Going.com

Daniel James, does it again at The Skinny.

The Skinny dazzles once again, as it does every Wednesday night, with the help of Daniel James, and DJ Michael T. Resident photographer, Mr. Photog, charmed the masses with the help of his Nikon D300.

If you wanna get down, come on down to The Skinny, every Wednesday night.

More photos on, Going.Com

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We’ve witnessed history in the making. Congratulations Barack Obama! Geoff (at Going.com) put together a large webpage showcasing some 700 frontpages of newspapers from around the world (from Newseum) on the day that Barack Obama won the US Presidential Election. Check it out: Link

The selections are impressive, though toward the end some newspapers apparently either didn’t get the news, didn’t care or had to go to press before the results were in.

I get up early and check my email:
1. Read all three horoscopes.
2. Read my todays Mission Calendar Inspiration from Oprah.
3. my astrology.com’s Daily Feng Shui Tip.
4. See what Freecycle is giving away.
5. Find new things I like on ThisNext,
6. Read Fashionista -15 new articles,
7. check out the InSyle look of the day,
8. Go Buy Now: Tiered Skirts from WhoWhatWear Daily,
9. see if Shop Bop has anything new and cute,
10. check the Fashion Alert at nymag.com,
11. Look through Bluefly.com,
12. AnnTaylorLoft,
13. OldNavy,
14. Newport-News,
15. Nordstrom,
16. JuicyCouture,
17. Tobi.com, and
18. Spiegel at their latest clothes,
19. check out what I might love in Stuff We Love at ivillage.com.
20. See what is at The BIG Semi-Annual Sale at Bath and Body Works.
21. Drool over diamonds at BlueNile.com.
22. See what desserts CookingFood.com wants me to make tonight.
23. Read through 20 FlyLady emails encouraging me to clean my house.
24. Read Cory Kennedy’s new blog post on uber.com,
25. Read perezhilton.com
26. and TMZ.com to find out what’s new with the stars
27. Read stereogum.com to find out the latest music
28. See what to do, where to go, or what to eat with San Francisco Mgazine’s itlist_sf,
29. About.com: San Francisco,
30. radioalice.com’s Alice Everyday: News and Notes,
31. check my Going.com The Weekly Update,
32. Thrilllist San Francisco.
33. See what Advance Movie Screening!!! Entertainment Weekly wants to send me to.
34. Find out that Netflix.com received my last DVD.
35. Buy something from thegreatergood.com to save the children. The Greater Good Network, shop where it matters!
36. Look at the When We Left Earth Series at the Discovery Store Channel at discovery.com.
37. Find out What to Watch from EW.com,
38. See what’s going to be on This Week on the Sundance Channel.
39. Find out what’s happening on Oprah’s show tomorrow with my OprahAlert.
40. Send a message to my legislators at MomsRising.org.
41. Find out 10 Easy Ways to Sleep Better from LifetimeTelevision.com,
42. find out what my favorite Ebay seller is selling.
43. Update at twitter and read all the twitters including blogs and links and then reply to them all plus welcome new twitterfriends,
44. update at friendfeed and see what Robert Scoble has to say,
45. check facebook and see how my Fantasy Stock Exchange is doing and what my friends have been doing on the newsfeed and check my notifications to see who sent me a virtual bloody mary,
46. check MySpace to see if any friends have tagged me in any embarassing pics or what their Status and Mood is and check the Friend Updates to find out who has changed thier profile song to “You’re So Vain” by Carly Simon and check the Bulletin Space to read my friends survey on thier favorite sex positions and see what band is promoting a concert far away from me in Europe, and read The Dresden Dolls blog to find out that they now have a special edition of “No, Virginia” to download with bonus tracks.
47. Check my karma at Plurk.com and say hi and comment with all my plurky friends there.
48. Write a blog on WordPress.com
49. post it on mashable.com
50. and del.icio.us
51. and Kirtsy,
52. and Mahalo,
53. and Friendfeed
54. and digg.com
55. Moderate my blog comments.
56. read Jeremy’s Shoemoney – Skills To Pay The Bills,
57. and John Chow dot Com,
58. and Laughing Squid
59. and The Latest from TechCrunch
60. and WebProNews to keep up on the latest tech news.
61. Watch GaryVee on Wine Library TV to find out what wine to buy for dinner,
62. watch Jake Marsh on Viddler.com to see what he’s been up to,
63. Shop on Etsy.com
64. If it’s Sunday I must watch Val’s Art Diary on YouTube.com.
65. Then there are the forwarded jokes from friends,
66. the graphics from Oasis to look through
67. Check out what Bob Lefsetz had to say about the music scene.
68. See what’s new at iTunes.
69. Check my rss feed at Pageflakes and read all new articles.
70. and if I’m lucky maybe even a personal email or two.
71. I think I’ll just delete the BUSINESS PROPOSAL, Online Degree Program, Mastercard or Visa Approved, 3 Days and 3 Nights Confirmation, the Cheapest pain medication online and Please Your Woman Tonight emails, after all, it’s bedtime.

P. S. If I missed any, leave me a comment and let me know! If I didn’t miss any, leave me a comment and let me know!

I’ve been using Going.com for a couple months since they came out with their recommendations engine update but lately I’ve found Going to be more frustrating for what it attempts to deliver, but doesn’t. In addition, many of the events turn out to be paid parties that are advertised using Social Networks (I suppose I can’t stop that) but I take most of this kind of advertisement as “noise” and rarely as anything I’d want to go to or have fun at.

And while I’ve spent a good deal of time selecting events I like and those I don’t, the Going.com engine does not appear to be learning anything new about me or what I like (that was one thing it claimed it could do, though).

Going.com also seems to be giving me Boston events even though I live in New York City.

That got me thinking of how Social Media could backfire if it’s not delivering what people came for – which might be why some are tanking on Social Media and Social Networks.

However, I think Social Networks are very useful and I belong to several and Social Media is just in it’s infancy – I think Social Networks will continue to evolve way past what they are now.

Il sito Going.com sempre più affollato, del tutto in sitile social network e web 2.0, si presenta come il nuovo modo di recensire e quindi trovare eventi cittadini..

Questo modo di dare potere agli utenti è sempre più in voga negli USA, vedi la miriade di social network che nascono ogni setimana negli States…

In Going il risultato sono 200.000 utenti che collaborano partecipano e fanno crescere il progetto, ma sfortunamente l’ondata “social 2.0″ di going.com, non è ancora sbarcata in italia, le città citate sono solo New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles e San Francisco

I know it’s a little late, but I’m tired. I’ve been working my pretty little fingers to the bone. But I didn’t forget about ya’ll, my pretties. I have plenty of fun things for ya’ll to pick and choose. As for me, I’m going to get my drinks and my two step and it’s on, on and I’m going to break out the Patron.. or the wine.

MAD MONSTER PARTY This Gorilla Thursday

And last chance to get your own little monster from Joshua Roman’s Blood Sweat and Fears show. Get you a little pre-Halloween monster mash on while sipping onn cocktail watching old cult films.

Ghettogloss Gallery
2380 Glendale Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90039
(Cross St: Silverlake Blvd.)
www.ghettogloss.com
323 912 0008 ph

10/18 – MAS BOUTIQUE GRAND OPENING PARTY

Oh there’s nothing better then a store opening. I hope there will be some swag

FEATURING:

- Complimentary cocktails by Tito’s Vodka
- DJ sets by False Future & C-TOWN
- Surprise giveaways & raffle
DETAILS:

When:
Thursday October 18th, 7-11pm

Where:
MAS Boutique
3511 1/2 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90026

La Cita Fool! It time for Dance Right.

Sunday October 21st: Hollywood, CA: Banana Split Sundaes w/ DJ AM

Don’t split your pants trying to bust out the latest dances.

FASHION WEEK WRAP UP EVENT
FRIDAY October 19th
FASHION SHOW AND PARTY
Fashion Show by the ever Fabulous Brian Lictenberg
More Details TBA

RSVP
program12@gmail.com

Ya’ll Know you love Him!!!

(MUST RSVP)
O0h Fashion and Music

We got the inside scoop from Spinderella, who was chosen to host the VH1 Hip Hop Honors red carpet arrivals and backstage exclusives. Highlights included honors to the the movie Wildstyle, a set by Snoop Dogg and an unforgettable A Tribe Called Quest tribute with Common, Pharrell, Lupe Fiasco, Busta Rhymes & Spliff Star with the evening culminating with “Check the Rhyme” performed by Tribe themselves.

The official afterparty had honorees Salt N Peppa, Tribe & Kool Keith and Missy Elliott’s afterparty had special guests Timbaland, Keyshia Cole, Tweet & Ciara. Other events included DJ ?uestlove on Thursday, DJ Moe Choi & J-Zone on Friday and Common and an official afterparty with his DJ Dummy Sunday ending the weekends hip hop festivities. The day after the big show, Spinderella hosted the Dubspot-Ubiquita Red Carpet Urban Mix Suite which was sponsored by Going.com, Misbehave Magazine, Moet-Hennessy and SandboxTV.com.

Special thanks to Spinderella and her publicist from Rootz Media

The Passions hit Chicago @ the Liars Club, Friday.

So, The Passions are set to invade Chicago this weekend at the The Liars Club. You can read all about the event on Going.com, and I believe that if you RSVP the show it’s free cover- which is always nice. There’ve been a lot of free shows lately. I love promotional bonuses. Any handout nice considering that these shows are eating my wallet. But I’m pretty excited for this one. These Brooklyn Kitsune Records residents will be sure to set floors on fire. Kitsune never fails, that label has consistently put out some of the most groundbreaking, cross-genre dance music that there is.

I’ve never been to the Liars Club, but you can expect to see me there later this week. If you’re on the fence, wondering if it’s worth it give these tunes a listen.

The Passions – Emergency

Foals – Hummer (Passions Remix)

Nine Inch Nails – Head Like a Hole (Passions Splatterhouse Remix)

Damn Arms – Home Wrecker (Passions Remix)

Math Heat vs. Passions – Turn the Music Up (Rough).mp3

Going.com caught me at this weekend’s Brooklyn Book Festival in downtown Brooklyn. The plaque I’m holding up is a description of my organization, The New York Center for Independent Publishing (NYCIP)…to go to the going.com event listing (and see more of their pics), click on me. It was pretty windy that morning (who wants to be shivering on a Sunday morning at 9am?), but all was good once the sun crept over the stone and peered through the plaza. There were hundreds of exhibitors (mostly publishers), authors, and about 10,000 people came out to play. It was a great networking event for me, both for the organization, and for Urban Molecule.

I ran into author and friend Jolene Siana, this great girl I met here in the city last year. She introduced me to Caprice Crane and Sarah Grace McCandless. Caprice is an award-winning novelist out with a new book called forget about it. Sarah is a graphic novelist/writer/cupcake eater. Both very beautiful. Great seeing you Jolene!!

Press of mention: Ocean Press. This publisher specializes in radical books on Latin America. Bill Koehnlein had a great spread of Che Guevara titles that made my mouth water. I’ve been fascinated with Guevara ever since I first heard his name used in reference in an early 90s Pet Shop Boys tune.

Also, I met Vincent Cuccia, an italian writer who offered to help me with grant writing and incorporating Urban Molecule. Very funny guy. Also, if you want to meet a dog that paints, goto www.tillie.org. Tillie is “The World’s Preeminent Canine Artist.” And, as a gift, the Brooklyn Book Festival Committee gave everyone a moleskine – how can you beat that?

Later, after the Festival, I met with my friend Max who just moved to Henry Street earlier this year. We went for sorbet and cookies and caught up. All-in-all, a great day in Brooklyn! To see more of my flickr pics of the Brooklyn Book Festival, click on the picture above (that’s me, Azie, and her pup Sia).

In case you’ve been left out of the loop, Going.com is a website dedicated to the sheer pleasure of being young in the city- any city! They cover New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago–even San Fran. For those who feel slightly skeptical of enjoying an unplanned night, this site is gold.

Going.com is the place to find out what’s going on, who’s going, and how it’s gonna go. With an expansive event calendar, private e-vite system, and a substantial list of parties, concerts, and shows, this website will feel just as lifesaving as the first second your lips hit that Cosmo.

Speaking of Cosmos, Going.com has recently upgraded, introducing the coolest new feature to its site, which allows you to buy your other Going.com friends a drink. Yes, via the internet!

Did your best friend save you with her Oscar-winning flat tire routine on a bad date last week, and there’s no doubt you owe her a cold one?

Have you noticed lately that your boyfriend has been really stressed out over his summer Calculus class? The only way to chill him out is with some red red wine, right? Well, now you can buy him and your whole crew a round!

All you have to do is go to your lucky friend’s Going profile, click on the ‘Buy Me a Drink’ button, fill out the gift info with a personalized note, (A little Chardonnay for my beh-bay?) and a little drink icon will pop up in their inbox, which contains a gift code. Once they find a participating BuyYourFriendADrink.com bar or restaurant in the area, they can head over and enjoy their free drink. It’s that simple!

As someone who helped sneak a keg into the dorms as a birthday gift for a wide-eyed friend who makes LiLo’s party habits seem like child’s play, I can tell you: Whether you’re trying to earn a couple brownie points with your bestie or your best boy, booze is a safe bet.

Cheers!