JUST KIDS

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The two artists today represent the next wave of music, young singer/songwriters who pay homage to the past while brightly looking towards the future. What is guaranteed, is great music.

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If there’s one glossy that I look forward to every month, it has to be Porter. When I first got my copy of their maiden issue, with the divine Miss Bündchen on the cover, I knew I was going to get hooked. I’ve read every single page, feature, and editorial in that magazine.

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There’s a scene toward the end of Patti Smith’s memoir Just Kids where artist Robert Mapplethorpe, dying of AIDS, clings to the punk poetess and asks this question: “Patti, did art get us?”
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The next generation

By Philip Cu-Unjieng | September 5, 2015 - 10:00am

The two artists today represent the next wave of music, young singer/songwriters who pay homage to the past while brightly...

Entertainment

Things we’re obsessed with

June 6, 2014 - 12:00am

If there’s one glossy that I look forward to every month, it has to be Porter. When I first got my copy of their maiden...

YStyle

Bohemian rhapsody

By Scott R. Garceau | September 18, 2011 - 12:00am

There’s a scene toward the end of Patti Smith’s memoir Just Kids where artist Robert Mapplethorpe, dying of AIDS, clings to the punk poetess and asks this question: “Patti, did art get us?&rdq...

Sunday Lifestyle