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I Sat There Smugly Laughing at How Clever I Was When I Wrote the Intro For this Book

So my friend and sometimes collaborator Anne Elizabeth Moore asked me to write the forward to her next edition of The Manifesti of Radical Literature (MRL), which is going into its next printing. She will be celebrating its release at Quimby's Bookstore here in Chicago on Fri, Nov 12th at 7pm with Illegal Signs organizer Rami Tabello, to talk about a variety of (critiques/analysis of) culture jammingy topics. So here's some info about the event, Rami Tabello, Anne's work, and then I'll paste in my introduction I wrote for the book.

Canada’s Illegal Ad Vigilante Rami Tabello with Anne Elizabeth Moore

at Quimby’s on Fri, Nov 12th, 7pm

“We fight illegal advertising using the rule of law,” Rami Tabello says when asked to describe the Toronto organization he founded to fight criminal billboards, Illegal Signs. It’s funded through donations and Tabello’s gambling take—a crazy support system for a group that spends a lot of time scrutinizing city bylaws and calling in complaints to the proper authorities. Tabello’s been called both “a fearless advocate for public space” and “annoying” by Toronto city residents and elected officials. He’ll present his work fighting—and beating—corporate criminals at Quimby’s in Chicago, a city with a massive illegal advertising problem of its own.

Rami Tabello is presented by Chicago author Anne Elizabeth Moore on the occasion of the re-release of the underground hit The Manifesti of Radical Literature (MRL). Out of print for over a year, MRL is an anarchist style guide for cultural producers, with chapters on such foundational political acts as throwing away one’s dictionary, creating one’s own system of punctuation, and refusing to abide by the language imposed upon us by corporate entities. Also, it is funny and of a pleasing form and light heft, perfect for spiriting away in one’s back pocket for an evening of street stenciling or shopdropping. The expanded second edition, features a new Introduction and Afterword  and improved jokes. Moore’s Unmarketable received favorable reviews in Forbes, the LA Times, Advertising Age, and the Guardian, and was called “an anti-corporate manifesto with a difference” by Mother Jones and “sharp and valuable muckraking” by Time Out New York.

Come hear about the work of Illegal Signs, pick up a copy of MRL, and meet Tabello and Moore at 7 p.m. on Friday, November 12. Quimby's Bookstore is at 1854 W. North Ave, Chicago, 773-342-0910.

For more info:

Rami Tabello

Pressing Concern

Previous edition of Manifesti

My Introduction For Anne Elizabeth Moore’s

The Manifesti of Radical Literature, 2^nd edition

The bookstore I manage in Chicago is a well-known purveyor of radical reading material, a store known by many to be the finest of its sort in many counties. I have come to recommend a variety of texts for exploration into contemporary anarchistic thinking. The first on the list is consistently The Manifesti of Radical Literature, which serves as an illuminating primer for critical examination of institutions such as the media. But the book is also a call to arms. Besides my many years of experience in disseminating radical literature, I am also a longtime writer, editor, and publisher of the format of "underground newspaper" or "small print run periodical" that one would call a zine (that which one pronounces to rhyme with spleen). In my account of independent media publishing and selling at this Chicago-based bookstore entitled UnParkable: Zines, Books, and Comics In Chicago's Wicker Park (My Kitchen Table, 2008), I provide an in-depth analysis of revolutionary bookstore culture. As the foremost expert in the field of subversive publishing and distribution, I can declare that there is no better tract of insurrectionary scripture to instruct revolutionary change as The Manifesti of Radical Literature. Shelved in the section labeled Books By People Who Publish Zines and Then Also Some Other Types of Books About How Screwed Up the World Is, it often sells better than its shelf mates Got Any Gum? and Move Over a Little You're Hogging the Whole Damn Seat. The Manifesti of Radical Literature continues into its next edition, still as relevant as ever, after all these three years, offering strategies for liberating oneself from a worldview defined by corporate, governmental and mainstream media, aging better into the twenty-first century than other political criticism such as texts like Howard Zinn's A People's History of My Foot Smelling or Christopher Hitchens' I'm a Charming British Guy1. Moore's text exemplifies this genre of firebrand literature necessary to inspire progressive thinking. It continues to facilitate cultural enlightenment, doing so outside the perimeters of the masculine majority, coincidentally with an empowering feminist voice. There is no doubt that The Manifesti of Radical Literature will continue to inspire direct action with wit and wisdom. And footnotes.2

Liz Mason, 2010

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1 Or Noam Chomsky’s You Gotta Fight For Your Right to Political Party or Edward Said’s controversial journalism on the political imperialism, exile, and identity of Palatine, Illinois.

2 Like this one.

Cheryl Cole - unveils her waxwork at Madame Tussauds in London

Cheryl Cole came face to face with her waxwork and gasped: "It's mind-blowing - it looks so real."

The Girls Aloud and X Factor star was amazed as she got her first glimpse of the model in the "A-lister" room at Madame Tussauds in London.

But Cheryl, 27, admitted it was a also a strange experience. Gingerly touching its nose, fingers and hair, she added: "It's weird, I can't explain how strange it is - I don't really see myself like that." Check out 9 more images after the jump.

Jennifer Lopez Carousel of Hope Ball in Beverly Hills

Jennifer Lopez is a major diva, and she loves switching up her look when she goes from the red carpet to the stage — just like she did on Oct. 23 when she treated fans to a performance at the 32nd Annual Carousel Of Hope Ball at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills! First, she walked the carpet in a white one-shoulder sequin Georges Chakra gown from the designer’s spring 2010 collection.

For her performance J. Lo let down her hair and slipped into another spring 2010 couture creation — this time, a long-sleeved mini by Zuhair Murad. The silver beaded frock showed off the singer’s toned legs and sexy shape, thanks strategis nude tulle cutouts. I definitely prefer this look to herred carpet get-up. Check out 9 more pics after the jump.

Eva Longoria at 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno'

Getting comfy: Eva, looking glamorous in her little black dress, flashed her Louboutin heels as she cosied up on the sofa on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

Eva talks being recognized on vacation with husband Tony Parker and shows sexy MTV European Music Awards rap promo. Check out 8 more images after the jump.

Adriana Lima – Victoria’s Secret $2 Million Bombshell Fantasy Bra Launch

Victoria's Secret Angel Adriana Lima has been chosen to wear this year's Bombshell Fantasy Bra designed exclusively by Damiani for Victoria's Secret to be featured in the 2010 Victoria's Secret Christmas Dreams and Fantasies Catalogue and on the runway at The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show which airs Tuesday, November 30 on the CBS Television Network. This is the second time Adriana has been selected to wear coveted Victoria's Secret Fantasy Bra.

Valued at $2 million, the Bombshell Fantasy Bra is comprised of more than 3000 brilliant cut white diamonds, light blue sapphires and oval-shaped topazes, all set in 18 karat white gold. The bra features an astounding 60 carats of diamonds and 82 carats of sapphires and topazes and the bra pattern was designed to evoke a heavenly display of swirling stars and constellations—perfect for a Victoria's Secret Angel. The bra took six Damiani craftsmen 1500 hours of full-time labor to complete. Each diamond was meticulously hand-set to create this wearable piece of art. 11 more pics after the jump.