Foodies are the new Hipsters

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By Gerry Mak in New Trends on Wednesday 16 February 2011

According to B.R. Meyers over at The Atlantic, there is a scourge of foodies looming over America. Foodies are bad because they fly to Vietnam for pho. All of them do, which is evil. But even if they stopped doing that, Meyers would still be mad because he hates that people enjoy food at all. Anthony Bourdain is the devil for encouraging people to love cooking, Michael Pollan is evil for making the elitist claim that fast food is bad for us.

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Even Charles Bronson is Killing Hipsters

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By Gerry Mak in Video on Wednesday 1 December 2010

Even back in the ’70s people hated hipsters. Look at Charles Bronson decimating the hipster population of New York back in the day.

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Arty tattoos of hipster icons

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By Zolton in New Fashion on Friday 27 August 2010

Who said hipster tattoos had to be ironic? When you’re sporting a Debbie Harry or a Edie Sedgwick portrait on your arm or leg, you’re practically screaming out your allegiances to the rest of the world — or Brooklyn’s Bedford Avenue, whichever is deemed more important. I’m just surprised a Webster tattoo didn’t get a gig in this awesome collection compiled by our friends at Flavorpill. But I guess he’s just way too 1980s.

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Granny Sandals

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By Jess Zaino in New Fashion on Wednesday 4 August 2010

Not since the UGG has there been a shoe that is both equal parts comfy and ugly. Worishofer’s Granny Sandals are the newest favorite of the young celeb hipster set. With fans like indie-queen Maggie Gyllenahaal and Michelle Williams, the German-made sandal is made of the softest leathers and small wedge heel. Pair it with [...]

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Warsaw’s Pepper Pirate

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By Piotr Szymaniak in Cool Websites on Saturday 1 May 2010

Karol Grygoruk, acting as the Pepper Pirate, takes pictures of hipsters and strangers amidst the coolest spots in Warszawa. He catches the dark side of the city and the colorful people who sin there.

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Youngna Park

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By Gerry Mak in New Photography on Tuesday 9 March 2010

It takes an alert photographer to capture no-frills, naturalistic images such as those by Brooklyn-based Youngna Park. There’s an honesty about her work that’s refreshing amid the highly-produced, big-budget styles and the overly-stylized hipster verite that abounds these days.

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Unhappy Hipsters

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By Gerry Mak in Cool Websites on Saturday 30 January 2010

The people on Unhappy Hipsters sure do look lonely in their beautifully designed habitats, but I’m even more confused by what people mean when they use the term ‘hipster’ — do hipsters wear sandals and khaki shorts? I’m not sure hipsters can even afford Dwell-worthy homes, let alone maintain their minimalist decor.

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Hipsters Have To Pee

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By Andy in New Photography on Friday 29 January 2010

We’ve noticed an overwhelming number of hipster kids being photographed in need of the bathroom. The usual traits are legs crossed, feet turned in, desperation in the eye and holding on tight. It looks like we’re not the only ones. Hipsters Have To Pee is a photo-blog documenting the hilarity.

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Wrath at Hipsters Misguided [part two]

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By Gerry Mak in New Trends on Thursday 23 July 2009

From the various responses I got from my previous post about hipster hate being misguided, most people defined a hipster as people who are very young (let’s say below 25), live off of their parents, and don’t contribute to the scene they glom onto. The problem I have with this is that in my personal experience, this is not how most people define hipsters.

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Wrath at hipsters misguided

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By Gerry Mak in New Trends on Monday 13 July 2009

I’m sick of people deriding hipsters. It seems to me, the people most vehemently anti-hipster doth protest too much. What exactly makes us so uneasy about everything the term ‘hipster’ embodies? Many people will spout off some drivel about class, gentrification, and such. But at best, most of these explanations seem like after-the-fact, cobbled-together excuses to maintain an irrational prejudice.

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