Judy McGuire

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“Get that rat away from me!” “Is she sick?” “She looks like she’s going through chemo!” “Do you FEED that thing?”These are just a few of the zingers that Brooklyn-based illustrator Debra Ziss would have to contend with when she’d stroll the streets

Former Jarvis Cocker backup dancer and current Seattle Weekly Dategirl Judy McGuire’s new book, The Official Book Of Sex, Drugs, and Rock N’ Roll Lists, is rife with lists counting down debauched and out-there moments of —Ozzy Osbourne’s health

She's been in this game for years.

We all know that musicians tend to overindulge—a topic that’s meticulously documented in my new book. Less well known are those all-too-rare rockers who, for one reason or another, leave the substances alone. Below are a collection of the abstainers

Editor’s note: This weekend, Jarvis Cocker performed at the Whitney Museum in his Relaxed Muscle guise as part of the choreographer Michael Clark’s “Who’s Zoo” residency. The performance brought together dancers both trained and amateur, and Seattle

When 53-year-old Tony Fitzpatrick’s latest play, Stations Lost, finished its three-week run in Brooklyn (after opening at the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago) this October, he also had an art show happening at Williamsburg’s Pierogi Gallery at the