Also celebrating the birthday of official Fiend Yaya Martinez!

Another Seth P production starring Karlie Hustle, M2 and Ford Model’s own Shay Dechelle!

We hope you’re liking the movie-inspired Groove Candy fliers for the summer!  If you’re unfamiliar with the inspiration for this one, click here.  If you haven’t seen Do the Right Thing, you’re missing out on a super-classic Spike Lee joint!

Hope to see you out at Doc’s Place on a Wednesday night!  We’ll be celebrating three years of GC in August!  Details coming soon.

Another super-ill GC flier brought to you by Seth P!  If you aren’t hip as to the inspiration for this badboy, click HERE to check up on it.

Shouts to all the Fiends who repped last week for Groove Fiends: The Party.  M2 and I are there erry Wednesday, so feel free to come again one time!  Or ten. 

His imaging is clever, no?

I’m looking forward to this project. The four tracks I’ve heard so far are THE business. And to think, I usually hate white rappers.*

I believe there is a copy awaiting me after I get off the air today.

*It’s OK. I’m totally allowed to say that because I own my own whiteness.

The floral granny shirt is a little over the top, but everything else I can fully endorse.  She no longer looks like a sub-human blow-up doll.  Kudos to US Weekly for giving us a glimpse of the old Aubrey again!

Whatchu think?

Meet Arlo Weiner, son of Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner. Arlo loves to wear classic fashions, like tailcoats, gold lamé suit jackets, top hats and fedoras, which some people seem to find amusing.

Arlo became interested in fashion when after watching an old movie, he asked for a top hat and monocle for his third birthday. “I remember that he could barely speak and he told us that’s what he wanted,” his mother, architect Linda Brettler, said in a L.A. Times article. Read the rest of this entry »

Pun intended.

Keira Knightley steps up and takes the lead role in this anti-domestic violence ad from the UK. Inspired by the highly-publicized DV situation with Rihanna and Chris Brown, the intent of the ad is to break the stereotypes of the kinds of women who are considered typical victims of domestic violence.

WARNING: This IS difficult to watch.