Iz the Wiz

In the 1970s and ’80s, chances were good that anyone traveling the New York subways rode at least once in a car emblazoned with “Iz the Wiz.” Cryptic but euphonious, often abbreviated to the ultraminimal Iz, the signature could be seen all over the subway system: fat...

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Artists George Sanchez-Calderon & Shelter Serra were at Art Basel in Switzerland and made a pilgrimage to Ronchamp. Below is Sanchez-Calderon's video of the trip (set to Charlie Winston's In Your Hands) and his writing.We anticipated making Kunsthalle our...

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We Love You Cafe Bustelo.

We are big enough to admit when we miss a link to a story that would be of interest to our readers. Which is basically all the time. Cause who can keep track of all this? But we loved this Bustelo thing so much we had to share even if we're a month late posting it, as...

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Venezuelan Gozadera

Venezuelan Gozadera

If you want to know all about Latin Sex Culutre, Funk, Fonkette and Los Amigos Invisibles - then you have to pull out your gen ñ magazines from Dec 1997 and/or watch the gen ñ WAMI tv show of 1998's crazy summer. Or do your own exploring. Start here, with their new...

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Quiero Mas!

Why would we use our Blogger-Powered gen ñ blog here to plug another blogging service/software/thingy? Cause we're in Love with Tumblr our 2nd foray into the blogo-cosa. It's gorgeous, easy as heck to use, uber customizable and it's sorta like twitter and facebook...

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Final Frontier My Friends

I got a wonderful email from Ruth Livier (Star/Creator/Co-Writer of Ylse) telling me about a great and grand story that I've never heard on the news anywhere. Which is a shame since these are the kinds of stories we need to be telling. This August there will be Two...

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After The Deluge: South Beach

Anna-Denise Miranda serves as lovely and daring subject for Carlos Betancourt's The Deluge: the artist and his spontaneous subject. Carlos grabbed his camera during Friday's wild storm and took to the streets of South Beach to shoot. It's lovely. It's not something...

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This is how you make Bachata

Jody Rosen lays down the facts of Aventura, and it's lead singer Anthony 'Romeo' Santos in Sunday's New York Times. This pic is by Tony Cenicola for The Times. This piece spills the facts on the phenomenon that is Aventura - a band that crosses genres, markets and...

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The Projects

Below is an LINK to a killer article from Lizette Alvarez and Michael Wilson in this weekend's NY Times about some peeps that came up through the NYC projects. They lay out the facts, like that There are more than 400,000 residents in the New York City Housing...

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New Old School

We remember laughing our heads off at Old School. Now the director, Todd Phillips, of said flick has a new one and the Times' Dave Itzkoff has the story.

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Ylse Premieres and Wins Award!

YLSE has it's official premiere today on gen ñ - so pop over to the Ylse page and check it out official style. You can also catch Meli Hernandez laying it down Skypye style as she chats it up with Ylse and series Writer/Co-Producer Stephanie Wiand in this exclusive...

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Meet Amandititita

Just go read. A satirical take on Mexican culture direct from Mexico. By Jon Caramancia. Pic by Chad Batka. Both for the Times.

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