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Aug 2011 16

by Blogbot

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Aug 2011 16

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“The film shrinks the band down.”
– Stewart Copeland

I can’t help but be jokingly hostile with people like Joe Perry and Stewart Copeland. They’re just so damn rich and so damn famous that my anger comes out in my sarcastic questions. I got to speak to The Police’s drummer Stewart Copeland about his new movie Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out which has Copeland narrating over fantastic footage he shot over most of The Police’s career.

Read our exclusive interview with Stewart Copeland on SuicideGirls.com.

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Aug 2011 16

Illusion Suicide in Empty Space

  • MAKES ME HAPPY: My doggies and candy.
  • MAKE ME SAD: When my iPod doesn’t work.
  • HOBBIES: Art.
  • NOT INTO: Sedentary lifestyles.
  • 5 THINGS I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT: Music, dogs, apples, and panties.
  • VICES: Underwear.
  • I SPEND MOST OF MY FREE TIME: Stumbling on my feet.

Get to know Illusion better over at SuicideGirls.com!


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Aug 2011 15

by SG’s Team Agony feat. Atlea and Setsuka

Let us answer life’s questions – because great advice is even better when it comes from SuicideGirls.


[Atlea in Temptation Waits]

Q: So I have a little bit of a dilemma and I’m hoping you girls can help. For starters, I’m a 23-year old lesbian from New Jersey. I have never been in a healthy relationship. I was with a woman, we’ll call her T, from May ‘09 to Jan ‘10. It wasn’t exactly a healthy relationship, but I was in love with her. She treated me like shit. She cheated, lied, and was always out partying. I dealt with it because I didn’t think I could do any better. After she left me we didn’t talk for a while, but she always seemed to find a way back into my life, and me being me, I let her.

Last July I found myself in a wonderful healthy relationship, but everything was new to me. I was not used to someone treating me the way I treated them. We will can call her H. T decided she wanted to start talking to me again after months of not talking to me. Instead of seeing what I had right in front of me, I let T get in between me and H. When T came back in my life I was beyond confused. I realize now I should have just ignored her. After T started talking to me, my feelings for her came back and I started slowly pushing H away. I finally told H that I still had feelings for my ex T. I left the best thing that ever happened to me, H.

This August will be a year since I hurt H, and I have not given up trying to get her back. I have apologized to her so many times I have lost count. I realized I still love H and I would do anything to get her back. Problem is she barely talks to me. I know I hurt her, I know I was wrong, and there isn’t a day that goes by I don’t wish I could change that. She texted me about two weeks ago and said she was bartending at a new bar in my hometown and said she would like to see me. I went and the moment I saw her, my heart dropped. That was the true realization that I still love her. Ladies, please give me some advice. I would do anything for her…

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Aug 2011 15

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“My work was always big conceptual albums”
– Junkie XL

Tom Holkenborg is best known for composing music for movies like Kingdom of Heaven and Resident Evil, but in the world of electronic music Tom is known as the world renowned Junkie XL. His latest album is Today and I had a chance to speak with him before he left for his European tour.

Read our exclusive interview with Junkie XL on SuicideGirls.com.

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Aug 2011 15

Bully Suicide in Patterns

  • INTO: Obsessing over my dogs, thrifting, finding my niche, owls.
  • NOT INTO: Sedentary lifestyles.
  • MAKES ME HAPPY: Monroe and Matilda.
  • MAKES ME SAD: Animal abuse.
  • I SPEND MOST OF MY FREE TIME: Kissing puppies.

Get to know Bully better over at SuicideGirls.com!


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Aug 2011 12

by Aaron Colter

Hang on, before getting bent out of shape over the title, let me first explain that I’m not condoning or approving the haphazard looting of small businesses in England. The reason I like the London Riots this week, however, is two fold.

For starters, seeing pictures of people with their brooms held highly in the air is about as British as I can imagine as an American. Shit, it’s damn near Mary fucking Poppins. It’s also inspiring.

The fact that people will come together to clean up their community following the events earlier this week is a positive thing, despite the circumstances that lead to the effort. I sincerely hope people get to know one another better, speak with local shop owners, and don’t forget how important working together as a neighborhood can be, even when there’s not a disaster to overcome.

Second, I hope the riots in England teach us all something – society has to change or it will destroy itself.

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