Wednesday, Feb. 11 (and/or Tuesday, Feb. 11 in some places in and around Charlotte), Creative Loafing will unleash its highly anticipated and ultra-coveted Lust List 2009.
For the uninitiated, the Lust List is CL's annual showcase of the Queen City's hottest citizens. Check out this little video promo (created by our resident filmmaker Torrell S. Taylor) it's sure to get you excited about the impending issue:
For you Dems who like to kick back a few, check out this event Saturday the Living Liberally National Conference hosted by local social group Drinking Liberally.
Charlotte's own DJ Technics spun an ass-load of wax at a recent edition of the nightlife event Pop Life -- sponsored by Creative Loafing and The Sol Kitchen. If you missed it, don' fret: Technics recorded his entire set and made available for music lovers online. Check, check it out: http://www.baltimoreclubtracks.com/djtechnicslive_at_poplife.mp3
Pop Life -- the eclectic nightlife event produced by Creative Loafing and local entertainment company The Sol Kitchen -- is changing venues.
The event -- which boasted huge crowds every Wednesday -- was being held at Loft 1523, but the decision was made to find a new location. Why? Well, it's always good to keep things fresh.
Pop Life was previously held at Prevue in NoDa and enjoyed great success at that particular spot. But Charlotte is fickle and before anything gets old, it's best to keep it moving. Thanks to Loft for all their hard work.
At any rate, stay tuned for an upcoming announcement about the new venue.
We seek internship candidates who are currently enrolled in school and are pursuing a degree in journalism or a similar field. Students with an interest in news, arts, music and film are especially encouraged to apply. NOTE: We can only hire students who can receive class credit for the internship.
Duties include, but are not limited to, the following: data entry for events and listings, writing event previews, copy editing, assisting staff writers with research and organization for news and feature stories; writing short section pieces, blog entries, sidebars and/or feature stories; and general office tasks, including transcribing letters to the editor, plus general mailings, filing and archiving.
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Applicants should submit their resume with a cover letter, and a minimum of three published writing samples via email, fax or mail by August 15.
Email: kimberly.lawson@creativeloafing.com
Fax: 704-944-3605
Address: 1000 Seaboard St. Suite C2; Charlotte, NC 28206
Think Batman is tough in the new film The Dark Knight? Christian Bale's got nothing on the version featured in this animated cartoon.
Check it out at www.qccltv.com.
Have you been snapped by Creative Loafing photographers while you were partying at night? Well, click on over to our nightlife photo blog, www.qcafterdark.com, and see if you've been spotted at play.
Have you had a chance to check out the recently launched Epicentre After 5 event Uptown yet? If not, click on over to our nightlife photo blog QC After Dark and see what you've been missing.
Join Creative Loafing and The Sol Kitchen as they party with a purpose at the July 16th edition of Pop Life.
We'll be throwing a spotlight on local groups that are making a difference in the city -- like the Urban League of Central Carolinas, Planned Parenthood Young Advocates, GenerationEngage and the Arts & Science Council -- and tell you how you can get involved. Plus we'll feature art, drink specials, cool people and an eclectic blend of music provided by Kitch and DJ Stacey Blackman.
Wednesday, July 16 at Loft 1523 (1523 Elizabeth Ave.) Doors open at 6 p.m., 21 and over, and -- as always -- it's free.
Inject your normal nightlife with a dose of pop at Pop Life. Held every damn Wednesday at Loft 1523 (1523 Elizabeth Ave.), Pop Life is your weekly opportunity to experience art, drinks, cool vibes, cool people and the best (seriously) and most eclectic blend of music Charlotte. The fun starts at 6 p.m. and, as always, its FREE!
Tonight (June 11): Were hosting a buzz party for the American Black Film Festival. The festival will be held in Los Angeles soon, but heres your chance to get a sneak peek at what event organizers have in store.
For photos from past Pop Life events, check out our MySpace page: www.myspace.com/poplifeqc.