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49 Circles of Life
In tribute to the 49 people who lost their lives in Orlando Prints available: 100% of profits will go to the Los Angeles LGBT center.
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Trickster at the Crossroads: The Orlando Massacre
“Only the rudeness of human sacrifice has been lost with time; human sacrifice itself has remained unabated, and criminals hourly fall sacrifices to justice, and we ‘poor sinners’ slay our own selves as sacrifices for ‘the human essence,’ the ‘idea of mankind,’ ‘humanity,’ and whatever the idols or gods are […]
The Boxer by Ron Whitehead
art by Joey Feldman Today I visited Muhammad Ali’s childhood home and The Ali Center to pay my respects to the poet, boxer, non-violent spiritual warrior, truth teller, hero. Daddy and my brother Brad and I listened to every Cassius Clay fight on the AM Radio. I watched every Muhammad Ali fight on TV. I followed […]
Accepting the Lesser Evil?
The Night Clinton Won the Nomination Live coverage of the final primaries echoes like a gunshot throughout my new one bedroom apartment in San Jose, California. It seems that my golden state has been the center of a lot of things lately: the NBA finals, Senator Bernie Sanders’ most […]
A Head of His Time: Donald Trump & the Battle of Aspen
We knew Donald Trump when he had hair, and not what he’s got on his head today. That can be taken many ways. But with Trump now the presumptive candidate for the GOP nomination to the office of President of the United States of America, this story must be […]
CRACK, APPLE & POP: CHAPTERS 19 THRU 21
art by Unitas Quick Read from Chapter One “Superman don’t need no seat belt.” – Muhammad Ali Chapter 19 As Richard made his way back to his offices at Snow Hill, right next door to the Serious Fraud Office, he smiled to himself thinking of all those number drones at their […]
Goodbye Champ
art by Joey Feldman King of The Ring and King of Hearts, The Louisville Lip Muhammad Ali was more than just a boxing star. He was some kind of wonderful from Grand Avenue to global icon. Born on January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky, Cassius Clay, the grandchild of a […]
Muhammad Ali And Howard Cossel
That was always the difference between Muhammad Ali and the rest of us. He came, he saw, and if he didn’t entirely conquer – he came as close as anybody we are likely to see in the lifetime of this doomed generation. – Hunter S. Thompson Muhammad Ali, the silver-tongued boxer […]
Last Tango In Vegas: Fear And Loathing In The Near Room
BY HUNTER S. THOMPSON from Rolling Stone, May 1978 When I’m gone, boxing will be nothing again. The fans with the cigars and the hats turned down’ll be there, but no more housewives and little men in the street and foreign presidents. It’s goin’ to be back to the fighter who […]
America: The Land of the Chic and the Home of the Depraved
As I sit around musing over today’s latest charades, I can’t help but feel a bit nauseous over this fine fucking mess we’ve made. Yes, we’ve really done it this time folks. In the left corner, she is undisputedly the most reviled woman in the world, the wicked witch of […]
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