Since it seems like lately everyone is OBSESSED with everything British, Loco Mag’s new issue is “British Invasion”. We’re looking for your help! Have you been to the UK? Who’s your favorite British actor/actress? Why are Americans so fascinated by our friends across the pond? Be creative, have fun, & send us your ideas! All submissions are welcome from writers,…
Can’t stop dancing and don’t know why? It’s probably because you’ve been listening to Gold Fields, masters of hypnotic, synth-infused, tribal, dance pop, hailing all the way from Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. Chosen by Billboard, Dailymotion, and MTV as artists to watch in 2013, this energetic group of 20-somethings is bringing a sound to the industry that’s all their own.
Just as Maria Von-Trapp had her favorite things (raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens), we at Loco Mag have ours, and we’re excited to publish them in this issue. We cover it all, from sex scenes to sweatshirts, and we even go off the beaten track to explore new, different meanings of the word “favorite”. Look, read, enjoy, and maybe…
Favorite is one of those words. You know, like “love” and “hate,” one of those words that people use all the time but don’t really question the meaning of. We use these words incessantly without even thinking about it—“Thanks, you’re my favorite!” “This is my favorite movie ever.” “This restaurant is my new favorite.” Nowadays, people throw around the word “favorite”…
Dr. Shekhar Deshpande has a Ph.D in Communications, and is a professor and director of the Media and Communications programs at Arcadia University. With interests in film studies, world cinema, visual culture and cultural studies, we at Loco Mag knew he would be a very interesting subject, so I decided to interview him about some of his own personal opinions and “favorites.”
With the recent Connecticut shooting it seems just as one tragedy dies down in this country another starts. Every day it’s another story like Trayvon Martin, or the shooter at The Dark Knight Rises. It’s gotten to the point that a common sentiment I hear among people is that they don’t watch the news because they don’t want to hear about all the bad things that are happening. So what if you could stop them from happening? For high school student Light Yagami, that opportunity is exactly what he is given.
Admit it, we all have dirty minds. Sex sells, which is why it is so common in movies and television today. For everyone’s viewing pleasure, here is a montage of a bunch of our favorite sex scenes, including clips from Black Swan, American Horror Story Asylum, The Lucky One, Friends With Benefits, The Titanic, The Notebook, Monster’s Ball, Brokeback Mountain,…
Starting in music at a young age, country-folk singer-songwriter Willy Mason has been in and around music for the majority of his young life. Releasing his debut album, Where the Humans Eat, in 2004 and his sophomore album, If the Ocean Gets Rough, in 2007, Willy spent much of the early years of his career continuously touring and bringing his music to people around the world. In 2007, he took a well-deserved break. But now, he is back, fitting in perfectly with the current nu-folk craze and the likes of The Lumineers and recent touring partners Mumford and Sons.
Here are 7 interesting restaurants from around the world that are sure to curb your appetite and tickle your fancy (one for every day of the week, if you really feel like traveling).
It was an icy Sunday afternoon as I made my way through the remnants of the weekend snowstorm to a little neighborhood (or should say, Gayborhood) in the heart of Center City. Formally recognized as Midtown Village, the area is situated between 11th Street and S. Broad Street and extends from Chestnut St. all the way down to Pine.
