Author Archives for Kelsey Lawrence 
Cowboy art critic Dave Hickey wrote of his one-time home city Las Vegas, “I realize that claiming Las Vegas as my home while practicing ‘art criticism’ in the hyper-textualized, super-virtuous high culture of the nineteen nineties probably sounds a bit studied—a bit calculatedly exotic—as if I were trying to make... Read More
I have unfortunately been feeling like a dumb failure this week! It’s just one of those weeks. “I should go ahead and BE a housewife,” I think to myself as I roast two chicken breasts, get on my knees to sop up gray water dripping out of my radiator, and... Read More
Seeing a themed motel feels a little like passing by a payphone. If you were to pick up the phone, you might disappear into another dimension.
Moments of fortune, fame, and fashion…from the mouth of Very Famous to you! Published every Friday. ✨🌴 The 411 🌴✨ View this post on Instagram A post shared by THNK1994 Museum (@thnk1994) Matt and Viviana of pop-up gallery THNK1994 discovered that Denise Richards was a surprise guest model on Monday’s... Read More
This week on Late Night Real Estate, the Indoor Pool Real Estate Agency has two special listings, and they both come with jets… Picture this: The chords of “Evil Woman” are striking up, perfectly synced as you lower yourself into the tub of 1001 Oriental Blvd. in Brooklyn’s Manhattan Beach.... Read More
There’s a new kind of candy shop in town, cowgirls. We fell in love with the confectionery delights of Rock Candy Toys, a new brand of sugary sex toys from gummy-bear vibrators to lollipop-inspired dildos. We would be remiss not to say that it is, in fact, a sweet fantasy.... Read More
Some businesses so effortlessly conjure a mood! For sale to someone who understands je ne sais quoi, there is Star Video+ at 8312 S. Broadway in the City of Angels. The sign offers the internet, games, gifts, and balloons, so I put on Carly Simon’s “Coming Aroud Again” to set... Read More
From limo-riding, Gucci-sunglasses-wearing poodles named Buffy to Gripoix for Chanel Byzantine crosses, it was a true fashion fantasyland.
Bath & Body Works, the queen of seasonal smells, give us the '90s sitcoms of scents.