First Facebook, Now Twitter

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First Facebook, Now Twitter

While we all probably knew it was only bound to happen, it now looks as though it’s confirmed that it will in fact happen. Twitter: the movie tv show. Lionsgate Television has announced that they’ve secured the rights to “Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship and Betrayal”. Now, we’ll have to do some research, but wasn’t that the tag line to The Social Network in 2010? Woah woah, excuse us. “You don’t get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies.” Well duh.

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Nirvana to Join Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

The 2014 inductees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame have been announced. 6 new additions will be joining the esteemed graces of AC/DC, The Beatles and The Who. On April 10, Nirvana, KISS, Peter Gabriel, Cat Stevens, Linda Ronstadt and Hall and Oates will be official members to the club. Check out the full story right here.

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Billy Idol Rocks Echo Park

Nothing like a little Billy Idol on what, for most people, would be an unexciting Sunday night. But not for these lucky folks in Echo Park, California who caught the seemingly un-aging rockstar as he performed with former Sex Pistols’ guitarist Steve Jones, Leigh Gorman and Clem Burke at the opening of Shepherd Fairey‘s new art exhibit last night. Billy Idol playing a parking lot in 2013. #ShtThatOnlyHappensinCalifornia
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Overheard / Twin Shadow

“Some people say there’s a golden light.” Lyrics by Twin Shadow. Song: Golden Light. Album: Confess. Make friends right here. And, just for fun, here’s the indie hit performed in an abandoned Brooklyn mansion. If there were approximately 1,000 people crammed into the old house with them, this would be #ThingsthatonlyhappeninBrooklyn. Alas, the cool kids are missing.
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Homeless Coder Launches First App

The story starts with a young programmer named Patrick McConlogue who, upon passing homeless people daily on his way to work, decided to propose an offer to one of them. McConlogue offered Leo Grand either $100, or free development lessons on how to code. Grand took the lessons. That was in August.
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