Archive for July, 2012
Tyson Meade Dreams Of A Cultural Exchange
If you aren’t familiar with Tyson Meade, then you aren’t familiar with the guy who has been labeled as “the godfather of alternative music” since the 90′s. The face and [...]
This Is What You Need To Know About Comedy In July
As far as comedy in the month of July goes, we wish that there were more news outlets that adopted the attitude of comedy news coverage that might sound like [...]
The Rebel Light
Haven’t heard of The Rebel Light yet? Don’t stress we hadn’t heard of this folk/indie/rock band either (they’re new to the scene but already dominating), so it’s introductions all around. [...]
Is Jimmy Fallon the New King of Late Night?
The late-night talk-show world is all abuzz with rumors that Jimmy Fallon may replace Jay Leno.
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Christopher Boffoli | Big Appetites
You could say miniature art is so 2010 (but you don’t talk like that obviously/hopefully/bro), but when any kind of art is done right, no matter how oversaturated a specific [...]
Craig Alan: People As Pixels
In his aerial photographs Craig Alan is using people as pixels to create large portraits of famous people like Marilyn Monroe, Elvis or Michael Jackson. Alan was born in 1971 in San [...]
Matt Braunger Is The Best
Matt Braunger is one of our all time favs, and is just killing it right now. “It” being life, bro. His new album “Shovel Fighter” (released July 17 on Comedy [...]
Ken Jeong on the ‘Community’ finale and future
Ken Jeong discusses the season finale of ‘Community and explains how much the people on this show mean to him
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Jackie Kashian Is Big Time Smiles
If you are not yet a ranger of The Dork Forest, you soon will be. Please grab a comfy chair and familiarize yourself with TDF podcast’s dorkdom purveyor, Jackie Kashian. [...]
Professor Soap
Professor Soap is getting his creating on. “I really enjoy combining the music and art I make into something cheerful, colorful, and occasionally trippy. Anything that brightens your day and [...]
Photographer Feature: Marco Cappella
Photographer Marco Cappella resides in Italy but his passion started stateside. “I bought my first camera in New York City and I have been constantly studying photography ever since. I [...]
Hey Depression, What’s Up?
Very rarely have I ever written anything to anyone on Serial Optimist. That’s never been the point. This isn’t a blog. This is a digital magazine that is supposed to [...]
Justin Carrasquillo | Africa
Justin Carrasquillo is a photographer based in Los Angeles, California where he currently resides. After college he embarked on a photo assistant journey that inspired, encouraged, and nurtured his own [...]
Kilian Martin & Brett Novak: Electricity Inside
We at Serial Optimist have a lot of respect for The Avant/Garde Diaries, a digital interview magazine that documents personal views on the avant-garde. Being a digital interview magazine ourselves, [...]
Oh, Magpie: Indiana Caba
Remember American Beauty, and the life is sooooo beautiful kick it pushed on us, we got super “totally” about it, then of course forgot about? Some people, I suppose the [...]
Neil Mahoney Talks ‘Freak Dance’
The name might not ring a bell yet but you have no doubt seen his work. Comedy director, writer and editor Neil Mahoney has been the man behind the camera [...]
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