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Issue #5: Icelandic folk royalty, D.I.Y. Steampunk, and zoophilia

July 20, 2010 by Vonette  
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Here ya go, ladies… Issue #5! And they said we wouldn’t last. This issue we are extremely proud to present Icelandic folk princess Ólöf Arnalds, who graces San Francisco with a three-show gig at the Swedish American Hall July 21-23. Björk’s got this gem under her wing: Arnalds’ music is magic wrapped in clouds and whispers… seriously. Check [...]

Things You’re Not Allowed to Say: “Zoophilia”

July 20, 2010 by Vonette  
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–By Emma Fulford “I watched this really fascinating documentary about zoophilia the other day. You should rent it. What’s that? Oh, bestiality, basically.” The above is my side of a few very brief conversations I recently had with friends/acquaintances in which I very innocently suggested that they rent the 2007 documentary “Zoo”. Yes, it is about that particularly yucky [...]

Ólöf Arnalds: “Innundir Skinni” visits San Francisco

July 20, 2010 by Vonette  
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–By Julia Dodge Ólöf Arnalds, with her extra terrestrial-pitch and soothing accoustic guitar, opens up a world of magic on her sophomore album, “Innundir Skinni.” If you’ve been feeling emotionally-stunted, computer-logged or crushed by the weight of the world, the Icelandic folk princess will make it all go away. Seriously. Like the ephierial and liberating sounds of Tori [...]

D.I.Y. Girl is… just like clockwork

July 20, 2010 by Vonette  
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–By Angie Froke This is not so much a step-by-step D.I.Y. as it is an “idea” project–there are just too many ways that you can take it. Simply purchase a clock mechanism at any craft store (retails $6.99) and an unfinished wooden box ($2.99). Drill a hole into the lid large enough to fit the [...]

10 Movies Chicks Need to See

July 20, 2010 by Vonette  
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–Julia Dodge In most films, women get their happy endings: the love of their life. While that’s a wonderful thing, and a part of life many of us strive for, there’s a lot more that spells “success” than a romantic ride into the sunset. Don’t get me wrong: there are LOTS of awesome films where [...]

1st Burlesque show EVER at the SF Body Art Tattoo Expo

July 12, 2010 by Vonette  
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Title: 1st Burlesque show EVER at the SF Body Art Tattoo ExpoLocation: Cow Palace, 2600 Geneva Ave., San FranciscoLink out: Click hereDescription: High-Heeled Shoes, Tattoos, and Booze! The first time burlesque has graced the Expo. Featuring your MC/hostess Miss Eva von Slut, singer of Thee Merry Widows/White Barons and plus-sized pinup model! See performances by [...]

Indie Mart Street Fair

July 12, 2010 by Vonette  
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Title: Indie Mart Street FairLocation: Thee Parkside, 17th & WisconsinLink out: Click hereDescription: Create your own Sock Monster with WorkshopSF, get pumped with Heavy Metal Aerobics and get down with all-lady DJs from 12-6pm at this awesome DIY street fair. Live music for $3 in the venue. DON’T MISS THIS!Date: 2010-07-18

Out of this World: Go Go Jane Wiedlin is ‘Lady Robotika’

July 10, 2010 by Vonette  
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–By Julia Dodge Most of us know Jane Wiedlin as the spunky, angel-voiced guitarist and songwriter from the legendary new wave girl group, the Go Go’s (“Our Lips are Sealed”, anyone?) Others may remember her as Joan of Arc in “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” For me, Wiedlin will always be treasured in her memorable [...]

Issue #4: Thee Merry Widows rule the night, five things a girl should not go camping without, and a new opinion column challenging the acceptance of faith

July 7, 2010 by Vonette  
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Welcome to Issue #4 of VonEtte Magazine! Some of you already got a taste of this new issue with a pre-mature announcement of VonEtte’s new opinion column, “You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Hates You.”  If you did not immediately reply “unsubscribe”, we applaude your restraint. This column will surely test your boundaries and beliefs, with usually unsaid commentary [...]

Emma Fulford: You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Hates You

July 7, 2010 by Vonette  
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“Actually, No… I Don’t Respect Your Religious Beliefs” You heard right. I don’t. Though I’m one hell of a fan of the First Amendment, and I do indeed defend your right to believe in such absurd and asinine concepts as creationism or Intelligent Design, magic glasses and golden tablets, the Rapture, the virgin birth, sacred [...]

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