Entertainment

This holiday season my goal is to do what I can to make a difference on this planet, and I’d like your help. Through January 1, 2020, I’ll donate all proceeds from my new album…

Watch the new music video THESE POSSIBLE FUTURES by Hiri David Feign, then read the second part of Jason Armstrong’s conversation with HDF.

David’s newest album, SUNSHINE UNDERPANTS, mixes new themes into a mainstream collection that includes a diverse group of ideas: oblique takes on romance; humanity’s increasing integration with technology; political ambition; and the challenges of the human spirit.

On February 16 my new album SUNSHINE UNDERPANTS will debut. This album is strange, quirky, and fun, and I’m anxious to share it with the world.

It’s time we talk directly about masturbation as masturbation, the way images are incorporated into our masturbatory expression with a sense of playful exploration of what we find sexually appealing. People need to be called out to stop the euphemisms and speak directly about the subject before we can take the discussion seriously.

There’s a robust library of documentary titles on Netflix right now that music lovers like me (or those who are simply curious) might enjoy. Ranging from live concert footage to detailed visual histories, there’s more than enough for any taste. Here are just a few I’ve checked out.

Best known as The Joker in the ABC-TV situation comedy Batman (1966) starring Adam West, Romero’s supervillainous cackle and stylish ham acting would lay the iconic foundations for later portrayals by Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger.

David Bowie’s Lodger, included in the expansive anthology package A New Career In A New Town (1977-1982), gets a fresh remix after 38 years.

Pee-wee agrees to meet his new-found friend Joe Manganiello (played by Joe Manganiello) at the actor’s birthday party in New York City, forcing Pee-wee to leave the comfortable confines of his friendly, all-American hometown Fairville.