Subject: Oldham

• A Comment on Bonnie Prince Billy's New Yorker Profile

  Is it just me, or does the new New Yorker profile of Will Oldham (aka Bonnie Prince Billy) make him seem like an uptight, vain hippie prick? It wouldn't be so bad -- on the contrary, it'd make him even more interesting -- if there was something truly inspiring or compelling about the man to latch onto (insert beard joke). Like, his music. Some of it's quite good, but how much of it is great? Nyeh. My favorite excerpt describes the aftermath of a concert Oldham and some buddy of his held in a

  January 4, 2009

• Hip Replacement

  May 31, 2001

• Restaurants in Peace

  July 4, 2002

• Going, Gone

  January 2, 2003

• Tonight: Where's the afterparty?

  April 7 is upon us, the Clash of the Options: Morrissey, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Aterciopelados, the Ting Tings ... Bonnie "Philly" Glass. Of course, you've already decided by now which, if any, you're gonna see. What we wanna know is, where's the afterparty? We know the Morrissey afterparty is at the Riot Room, with Queens Club, the Feverbell, Now Now Sleepyhead and the Arcane -- and we also know we haven't heard of half those bands. We also know that Bonnie "Beware" Oldham will be holding a s

  April 7, 2009

• sunday picnic

  May 8, 2008

• Gone Fishin'

  And you don’t have to leave the city to do it.

  May 19, 2005

• Burn and Crash

  For the past few years, some clubgoers got all the free Camels they could smoke. But all good things must come to an end.

  June 5, 2003

• Market Report

  With Succotash, the River Market's restaurant numbers are up.

  December 20, 2001

• All Dressed Up

  A restaurant teaches the Oldham Hotel new tricks.

  August 16, 2001