Why We Like - Diablo Royale
In a music industry driven by commercial pop (Hannah Montana tickets are selling for thousands!) – hard music lovers find themselves with fewer and fewer outlets. read more >>(10/3/2007)
Graduation versus Curtis Jackson
So 50 retires if Kanye's Graduation outsells 50's Curtis Jackson. It's on! Or something. So who wins this heavyweight hip-hop dope-rhyming showdown? The tale of the tape: read more >>(9/14/2007)
The Culture Show - It's Not TV, It's HBO
HBO's biggest night is back with the return of The Sopranos and Entourage. Also premiering is a new show documenting the pre-fight training of Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather as they gear-up for a highly anticipated Cinco de Mayo battle. read more >>(4/4/2007)
Must Know Music - The Albums of April
The Debonair man must always keep up a conversation – especially when it comes to music. These are the top 5 albums that we think will make it rain in April… read more >>(3/20/2007)
An Interview With Hollis Browne
With only a few weeks before the release of Hollis Browne’s latest EP, we invited the band to the Casa Debonair. Amidst their antics, we were able to get Mike (leader singer) and Nick (guitarist) to sit down for a few questions. read more >>(3/10/2007)
Film of the Moment - 300
Blending history with Miller’s now-famous surrealism (Sin City), 300 promises to wow audiences with over-the-top visual effects and inspirational tales of personal triumph and heroism. A greater epic you will not find in 2007. read more >>(3/8/2007)
DVD of the Moment - The Science of Sleep
Director Michel Gondry continues to satisfy his passion for the surreal with The Science of Sleep, a dreamy tale pushing the boundaries of consciousness. read more >>(3/5/2007)
King Tut Returns To Philadelphia
Taking on a new life in his death, Tutankhamun has traveled the world on exhibition, captivating the minds of millions. Now, after a 30-year hiatus, King Tut has returned to the United States in all his kingly glory. read more >>(1/29/2007)
The Best Ways To Find A World Of New Music
Not too long ago, there were limited options in finding new music. While music stores haven't become archaic, the advent of digital music downloads has definitely added a quaint, retro feel to them. read more >>(10/30/2006)
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