Auriga Suicide in Bedroom WIndow

• INTO: Slytherin, fruit, books, rain, taking pictures, reading, writing, train rides, bubble tea, Tarantino films, Scorsese films, writing screenplays, Sundance, IFC, and the Anjelika.
• NOT INTO: The usual things people aren’t into like cruelty and such.
• MAKES ME HAPPY: Learning Hebrew, bubble tea, falafel, iPod, SG, happy thoughts, Woody Allen films.
• HOBBIES: Watching Sarah Silverman.
• 5 THINGS I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT: The New Yorker, MAC, iPhone, Vaio, bubble tea.
• VICES: Nail biting.
• I SPEND MOST OF MY FREE TIME: Writing, reading, eating, and singing.

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by Blogbot

It’s been ten years since Tommy Lee has made a record under the Methods of Mayhem moniker. But with Mötley Crüe on hiatus in 2010, the drummer-cum-multi-instrumentalist decided now was the perfect time to revisit his hybrid dance/rock side project. The new album, A Public Disservice Announcement, comes out tomorrow, but the fab folks at Roadrunner Records have been kind enough to give SG an exclusive preview of one of the tracks, “All I Wanna Do,” which is sexy and nasty in the nicest of ways.

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by Nicole Powers

“I’m going to write songs about fucking blowing my head off and giving in to apathy,” says Filter founder and frontman Richard Patrick during our interview. It’s not that he’s going to do either, it’s just that he understands what anger combined with a sense of hopeless can do to a person’s psyche.

In 2008 he released Anthems For The Damned, which served both as a protest against the Iraq war and a tribute to a friend it had claimed. (Anti-war, but very much pro-troops, Patrick has traveled to the Middle East twice to play concerts for those who risk their lives to serve our country.) Two years on, though our president may have changed, the status quo (or lack thereof) remains the same in the Middle East. After too many years listening to grim reports from the frontlines of a war that was misguided from the start, both the troops on the ground and the masses here at home are suffering from a severe case of fuck up fatigue. With dissent now largely falling on deaf ears, and, even worse, serving to remind the proletariat of their powerlessness, Patrick gets why it’s therapeutic to embrace indifference, shrug your shoulders and say “fuck it” to the world.

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by AJ Focht

The military uses virtual simulations to help train their soldiers but are you getting similar training when you ‘pwn noobz’ from home? Well maybe not the exact same training but there are many benefits you might not know about (especially since the mainstream media has such a low opinion of gamers and gaming they’re unlikely to highlight them). How can playing an hour of video games each day help your development? Gaming friends, please read on:

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Milky Suicide in Freak 80s

• INTO: Photography, different people, cooking, animals, art, hairdressing, make-up, body mods, travel, music, dance, and pin-ups.
• MAKES ME HAPPY: A smile, a good meal, the sun, walking on high heels.
• MAKES ME SAD: The rain.
• HOBBIES: Being a model, horse riding, playing with my dog, listening music, and messing around with make-up.
• 5 THINGS I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT: Sleeping with my “Eeyore,” chocolate and candy, make-up, and my lovely dog.
• VICES: Greed and lust..

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by Alana Joy

Every week we ask you guys to show us your ink in celebration of Tattoo Tuesday: we choose one favorite submission each from Twitter, Tumblr, and MySpace and they win a free 3 month membership to SuicideGirls.com.

Check out this weeks winners!

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by Nicole Powers

With her idiosyncratic style, DIY aesthetic, and kick-ass attitude, Tank Girl, who made her debut in Deadline in 1988, is without question a proto-SG. I was therefore jolly chuffed to receive a spiffy, glossy bound copy of her latest adventure, Skidmarks. Written by Tank Girl co-creator Alan Martin and drawn by the awesomely awesome* Rufus Dayglo, the gzillion thrills a minute plot is basically Wacky Races for an audience with a penchant for punk rock, smelly chicks (Tankie rolls with a pungent aroma), on-fire farts (see previous) and esoteric references.

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