“Don’t sext someone who you plan to dump or cheat on.”

— Cafe Mom’s LOL “8 Sexting Rules to Avoid Starring Naked in Someone’s ‘Revenge Porn’”

6:28 pm  •  7 April 2012

It was free.

is-anyone-up:

making the cover of village voiceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. 2 year ago i couldnt even afford the village voice living in Brooklyn.

11:12 pm  •  4 April 2012  •  45 notes

villagevoice:

In this week’s cover story, Camille Dodero profiles Hunter Moore, the revenge-porn profiteer:

 Threaten a lawsuit, and Moore will post your threat. Cry about the emotional distress he has abetted, and he will belittle your concern. “After a couple of days, literally, nobody gives a fuck,” he says. “We’ve all masturbated to you or laughed at you, and it’s done. It can’t get any worse.” 

4:12 pm  •  4 April 2012  •  35 notes

“There is in New York a cult that has watched the evolution of Andy Warhol’s wigs with a mixture of wonder and indigestion.”

— Guy Trebay’s 1983 Village Voice takedown of Andy Warhol’s wigs

1:32 pm  •  25 February 2012

Have a piece in this week’s print Village Voice about Don Giovanni Records, a Jersey DIY label that accidentally started in Boston in 2004, when I was still living there. Talk Hard, the imprint’s first band, was named after a Pump Up the Volume reference. That movie that changed my life.

10:02 am  •  10 February 2012  •  1 note

It’s “Dough-dairo,” not “Dodd-ehr-o.”

1:43 pm  •  23 January 2012

“Nearly every piece is excellent, but some are clearly heads above others: Thomas Roche’s look at the biased science around anti–sex work studies, Camille Dodero’s ‘Guys Who Like Fat Chicks,’ chief among them. A must-read book.”

— A nice person at the Advocate on the Best Sex Writing 2012 Anthology

4:03 pm  •  20 January 2012

photo by Sharon Goldberg

One year ago today, my cover story about immigrant-detainee Pablo Airaldi came out, a judge magically changed his original sentence that morning, and he was released from jail that night. Happy anniversary.

3:56 pm  •  5 January 2012  •  790 notes

Jerry Saltz reviews Sucklord’s “Jerry Saltz Action Figure”

6:39 pm  •  3 January 2012

capitalnewyork:

villagevoice:

This is Kalyn Heffernan. She is 24 years old, weighs 53 pounds, and measures three feet, six inches tall. She’s light enough to carry, compact enough to hide under a winter coat, and is sometimes mistaken for a child. But Kalyn, who has the brittle-bone disability osteogenesis imperfecta, is hardly innocent, precious, or inconspicuous: The Colorado native dabbles in graffiti, cusses gloriously, and has a septum piercing. She raps, scribbles rhymes, and has been known to cover the viral YouTube video “My Vagina Ain’t Handicapped.” If you ask—and even if you don’t—she’ll eagerly lift her shirt to show off the words “CRIP LIFE” inked on her stomach, an homage to Tupac Shakur’s THUG LIFE tattoo. 

Kalyn is the founding member of Wheelchair Sports Camp, a “krip-hop” group from Denver. Read more about the pint-sized frontwoman in this week’s cover story.

Fantastic longread by Camille Dodero.

Nice people.

5:09 am  •  3 January 2012  •  228 notes

The Boston Phoenix editorial department has to move, so they’re cleaning and unearthed a pile of 2006 issues. One of these cover stories is mine. (Not much has changed in five years, I guess.)

dotp:

A collection of Boston Phoenix covers from 2006

5:38 pm  •  27 November 2011  •  4 notes

Personal branding.

Illustration by Kevin Banks.

10:26 pm  •  19 November 2011  •  2 notes