Stefan Marolachakis

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My piece on the one and only Bob Mack, madcap writer and former editor of the Beastie Boys' Grand Royal magazine, up now over on The Rumpus

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Personal History. The Fader.

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Greenland. Nylon.

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Kinfolk. Nylon Guys.

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Hearst Castle to screen Citizen Kane in newspaper baron's private theater, via The Guardian

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I see old British movies. I’m like: “Man, I would love to be in London at that time.” But then I wouldn’t be able to watch The Walking Dead, I wouldn’t have cable and my pizza options would be limited. - Adam Horovitz aka Adrock, in The Guardian

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Very excited that Yo La Tengo is going to reissue Painful. What a beautiful record.

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Why were dozens of these on the street the other day? And why did I take so many home? Some questions simply have no answer. #funkycoldmedina #locedafterdark #toneloc

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Hanging out on the Brooklyn Bridge in its early days

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Wait...Lukas Haas played one of Andre 3000's groomsmen in the "International Players Anthem" video?

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From the upcoming documentary Chuy, the Wolf Man

Director Eva Aridijis, in Dazed and Confused:

"Jesús 'Chuy' Aceves aka the Mexican 'Wolf Man' and a dozen members of his extended family suffer from the extremely rare condition of congenital hypertrichosis, meaning they were born with an abnormal amount of hair on their faces and bodies. Due to their appearance, they suffer from discrimination in all areas of their lives. These men and women, boys and girls all struggle with the same issues: being made fun of at school and abandoned by their 'non-hairy' parents as children, followed by discrimination in the workplace and abandonment by their 'non-hairy' partners as adults. The only consistent work they can find is in circuses and sideshows, exhibiting themselves as freaks just as Jo-Jo The Dog-Faced Boy, Lionel the Lion-Faced Man, Julia Pastrana and other individuals with the same condition did centuries before them."

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Sweet Alan Parsons Project ad from a September 1977 issue of Rolling Stone

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Great view of this town from the balcony on the East River Ferry.

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Drew Barrymore lighting one up for Stephen King at the Firestarter premiere, 1984.