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| Wednesday, August 23, 2006 |
| H&MADONNA |
 If her recent tour was anything to go by, Madonna is looking pretty good for her age. Maybe it's the Kabbalah water, maybe it's the fresh air at her English estate, but more likely it's a killer fitness regime. This fall, the Material Girl debuts a new signature line at H&M, the highlight of which is a figure-hugging tracksuit. Available in white, black, and purple, the top is a narrow cut with a yoke detail, and the fitted pants are decorated with zipper details. Judging by Stella and Karl's past launches, better arrive early on Aug. 24 to get your hands on one. Go to www.hm.com |
| SCRATCH & SCREAM |
 We originally wanted to recommend that you buy tickets for Austin-natives Explosions in the Sky's Sept. 2 show at NYC's Bowery Ballroom, but it's gone and sold out! Known best for their beautiful score of the movie Friday Night Lights, we suggest you beg, bid, or bribe for a ticket and an opportunity to see them in this tiny venue. If it's tail-shaking rock 'n' roll you're craving, check out Primal Scream's Riot City Blues, out this week—undoubtedly our album of the summer, had it been released in time. For a more hands-on approach, head to San Francisco's Norcal DJ Academy to become one with the wax, and learn how to scratch your favorite tunes without sounding like nails on a chalkboard. It's what headphones were invented for! |
| CITY GOES GREEN |
 No more paper cuts. No more finger-licking to turn the page. No more missed issues while you're out in the Hamptons. Don't worry: The print edition of CITY Magazine isn't going anywhere. But we'd love you to help us save a few trees and check out our Fall Fashion issue by reading CITY's new Digital E-ZINE. You'll find all the same content from the print version, with added features such as clickable links, searchable text, and zoomable photography. Got a laptop? Download the issue, and bring CITY with you on the move. Go to www.city-magazine.com/ezine |
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