BUST magazine was started by Debbie Stoller in 1993 to provide a feminist voice in pop culture. Many famous and influential woman have appeared on the cover, including Bjork, Susan Sarandon and Rose McGowan.

BUST blurbs:

With an attitude that is fierce, funny, and proud to be female, BUST provides an uncensored view on the female experience. BUST tells the trueth about women’s lives and presents a female perspective on pop culture.
BUSTing stereotypes about women since 1993.

Popyourit! loves BUST magazine, so be sure to go out and get yourself some — yummy.

Found on: BUST Myspace page

Must reads:

BUST Magazine’s website

BUST Oct/Nov issue: Frighteningly Fab! (view more)

Davy Rothbart just found a piece of someone’s life in the form of a crumbled up wad of paper: it’s an old love letter and it’s full of four letter words and a silly sketch of two stick figures performing a sex act. Rothbart grins and whispers to himself; “this will be perfect for the next issue.”

Dirty Found blurbs:

We collect Dirty Found stuff: pervy Polaroids, sleazy birthday cards, raunchy to-do lists, nasty poetry on napkins, illustrations– anything that gives a glimpse into someone else’s sex life. It’s just like our sister, Found Magazine, only sleazier.

Dirty indeed — now I’ll have to be extra careful where I dispose of my pervy items…thanks a lot Davy!

I plan on popping “Found Magazine” in the next few weeks, so stay tuned — mochipopstar!

Found on: Dirty Found Myspace page

Must Reads:

Dirty Found website

Found Store

There’s been an escape from the planet of the BAPES, I repeat, there’s been an escape from the planet of the BAPES!

I’ve been rockin BAPE gear forever now, yes, way before Pharrell started wearing BAPE BBC tees on MTV and way before all the bootleg stuff started showing up at swap-meets across the country…don’t get me started.

Anyway, I was at a party the other night and someone asked me who started this cultural phenomenon and I told him, it’s a dude named “NIGO“. You mean JIGGA he replied back with a puzzled look on his face…ah, no, NIGO (too late) - now totally enamored with himself and his answer, he started into “jigga who, jigga what?” - yeah, that’s him.

NIGO’s blurbs:

I never set out to become Japan’s hottest fashion designer or an internationally famous arbiter of style, or to show young people how to rebel without losing their cool. But the fact that I am now one of the most influential movers and shakers of our generation does not strike me as particularly odd either. In fact, I focus on my passions, rather than on society’s expectations, as the secret of my success. I never planned too far ahead, wearing a T shirt and jeans plus two necklaces and a giant watch dripping with hip-hop quantities of bling. I just tried to do what I love and create the things that I wanted to create — I LIVE IN MY OWN WORLD

As long as there ignorant fools like the one I met at that party, I think I’ll be rockin my BAPEs for awhile longer - yay yay!

Found on: Nigo’s Myspace page

Must Reads:

Vintage Kicks

BAPE Website

What do you get when you mix a poster with a magazine dedicated to today’s hottest artist, designers, illustrators, web design and anything cool from all around the world?

Stirato-Stirato-Stirato!

Stirato is a free postermagazine dedicated to the visual arts; it is presented in an agile postcard format, and once unfolded, it explodes into a poster designed by an international artist. Each month, a single theme unites articles, interviews and news pertaining to the world of illustrations and photography, of comics and webdesign, while also incorporating architecture and new forms of visual communication.

Found on: Stirato Myspace page

Must Reads:

Stirato’s Website

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