Los Angeles IN a few hours, Pete Wentz, Fall Out Boy’s most famous member and accidental Internet pinup model, would … More
Author: Tricia Romano
Tricia Romano is the former Editor-in-Chief of the Seattle paper, The Stranger; previously, she has been a staff writer for the Seattle Times. She has been published in The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Elle, and the Village Voice, where she was a columnist for eight years.
Village Voice: The Sober Bunch
Life’s a Party for New York Nightlife’s Sober Hipsters.
Radar Magazine: It’s Mini-Britney, Bitch!
A pint-sized performer restores the fallen Britney Spears to the rightful status of Number One Star in the world.
The Advocate: Carson Kressley—America’s Gay Boyfriend
America’s Gay Boyfriend teaches women to love themselves in all shapes and sizes.
Strip Mining: How Las Vegas Became the New Nightclub Capital of the World —Radar
In the past few years, Las Vegas became the nightlife capital of the country, maybe the world.
Village Voice: In Defense of Ultragrrrl
Ultragrrrl has shown an unsettling ability to call the next big thing—a soothsayer for teenage girls, middle-American music fans, and even hipsters who would like to think they know better.
The Advocate: Lesbian Cougars
The public is fascinated with older women who seek the company of younger men. But what about their sapphic counterparts?
How Much Is That Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Bikini?
J. CREW’S Tipped Luxe Halter bathing suit top and its matching bikini bottom in pale coral, with delicate orange piping, … More
The Safety Dance: The Cabaret Law v. Nightlife – Village Voice
In the winter of 1999, a small army of cops, firefighters, and inspectors descended unannounced on the Cooler, the now … More
Down at the Chelsea — Village Voice
The Chelsea Hotel made news last month when its board ousted its longtime gatekeeper, Stanley Bard, and replaced Bard family … More