On to bigger and better. (SOHO, NYC)

Secret Project Robot hosted Bushwick's Second Annual BUSHWIG, a celebration of drag, per-formative gender expression, and lipstick.

How many words in sequences of adjacent letters can you find?

Enter Yankton, South Dakota. Some call it "Skanton", others "Crankton"; our friend Rosco just calls it home. While the main attraction of Yankton is the hopes of seeing local Jim Anderson (made famous on Letterman's "Stupid Human Tricks") hopping around on one foot down at the Ice House, demonstrating his prowess as the world's fastest can crusher, our roadtrip from New York to South Dakota was instead prompted by one too many bottles of sake, an ill advised car rental, and Rosco's promise that the Old Roads music festival he was organizing would be better than any other festival I had ever photographed.

It's blue.

Las Vegas, home of the strip(pers), Cirque du Soleil, deaf judges and the Pinball Hall of Fame.

The knife makes me a bit uneasy, but thanks for asking.

Last night, Tanisha Scott auditioned hundreds of kids, ages 6-13, for the 16 competitive spots on the 2014 Brooklyn Nets Kids Dance Team and it was incredible. There were moments where I felt like I was in the gymnasium of the same school that Beyoncé was eating apples in—which, by some odd form of the transitive property—made me feel like Beyoncé.

Cock In A Butt, NYC.

A pair of shorts, shot on Fire Island, from a limited edition collection designed by London born, Los Angeles-based artist Kesh, for American Apparel.

On a roof in the Lower East Side.

Dealing with Time Warner on the phone or in person is generally not something I, or anyone for that matter, enjoys doing. But thanks to one fine gentleman's dance moves, this morning was an exception.

The International Champions Cup hosted a pick up game of bubble soccer in the Lower East Side Friday of last week. ICC lured interns from League Apps, The Authorities, Thuzio, and Warby Parker (because even athletes need glasses?) to get into Bumperz and try to break each others necks and score goals. Fun way to spend a Friday afternoon.

Last night marked the official launch of Dodge & Burn, with a steamy launch party hosted on Gawker HQ's rooftop. There were 100 pizzas, 400 fabulous people, 3 bathrooms, 2 bars, 1 projector and a 30 minute wait to get in—it was a grand ol' time.

Last night at The Studio at Webster Hall, Reserved for Rondee's lead singer Trevor Vaughn was possessed by something not of the physical world.

The 2013 US Air Guitar Semi-finals were held last night in NYC at the Bowery Ballroom. Mean Melin (Eric Melin) took home the evening's title for an energetic display of thrashing convulsions that brought him to his knees and the crowd to their feet. I can't image the reaction he would have incited if he were actually playing the guitar. Oh yeah, and Danny Tanner was there.

Regardless of what 'the newspaper of record' says, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), in Fort Greene, not Williamsburg, is the hottest place in Brooklyn (or at least it was last night).

If you are tired of playing flip cup, beer pong, and spin the bottle, find a pair of scissors and a paper grocery bag and play THE BAG GAME!