jauretsi
Jauretsi is one of those “one-name-wonders” like Prince. Her experience includes varied positions at Jane, Details, Paper, and Interview. In addition to filmmaking and DJ’ing around the world, Jauretsi is now the executive editor of the Standard’s culture blog.
My Dad Is A Badass
We here at the Standard Hotel LOVE our Fathers. It took several great men to birth the army of creative individuals in our company. In honor of Fathers Day this Sunday, here’s just a few... More »
Nasty Gal Inspiration
Swung through LA, and visited Sophia Amoruso, founder of Nasty Gal, a vintage website, that now also sells some new items too. Here’s a peek at her things —- a Betty... More »
Oops... Back to Our Boring Lives
What happens to a doomsday cult when the world doesn’t end? Good question. Read this piece on Slate.com. More »
Mom is a Badass
It’s that time of the year again! Coming around the corner is that one special day we all stop to reflect just how amazing our mothers are. This Sunday is Mothers Day, a holiday that The... More »
Fresh off the Racks
Luis Buñuel-meets-Jay Electronica-meets-The Bullitts — what more do you need? Add the voice of Lucy Lui, who speaks the words of Amelia Sparks. Follow the diary of Amelia... More »
DJ-Cam at Jose Parla's
In a string of marathon events for Jose Parla’s new art collection during Armory Week, here’s a photo from Friday night’s event at a private residence in Tribeca. I snapped... More »
Odd Future Makes TV Debut
The Odd Future is a talented bunch… with an excellent producer named Tyler the Creator among other up and coming minds in the crew. They’ve been killing it underground for a... More »
Skaters in Afghanistan
Really beautiful doc on youth culture in Afghanistan through the prism of the skate community. Just screened at Sundance 2011. More »
Disney in 1943
Pretty intense political cartoon from The Walt Disney Production in its early days (1943). Watch the tale of Chicken Little. More »
A Drive Through New York
Watch a serene hallucinatory drive through the gritty [beautiful] streets of New York. The installation was created by Gary Breslin of Panoptic. Ethereal music by Q Dept. More »
Tom Tom Club
Tom Tom Club (Lesbians by the Lake) Tina and Chris could be the tightest rhythm section in rock music. Sequence from a Carmen Miranda musical. Set to Frantz -Weymouth electronica.... More »
Do You Really Need an Autograph?
Really amazing doc by Martin Scorsese (2005), No Direction Home. Cinema still by nozdaog More »
Saks Fifth Avenue
New York is still probably one of the coolest cities to live in. Where else can you walk around and bump into a building turned art installation. Here is the light show at Saks Fifth Avenue... More »
