So, when I first caught wind of this PBR event, I wasn’t exactly pumped to go see it. I’d been invited by friends in the past, and I just never could get motivated to attend. I’ll never make that mistake again. Ned, Alex, and I hung out at the pre-ride press junket. I overheard the dude on the mic announce that Giants TE Bear Pascoe was present. S… Click to read more

As some of you may or may not know, A-Trak (founder of Fool’s Gold records and one half of the DJ duo Duck Sauce) opened for the Swedish House Mafia blowout of Madison Square Garden. I’ve already shown you where to get the full set (sorry, the video expired but the mp3 still should work) of the SHM, but I had yet to see what A-Trak’s performance looked like. Here it is, in all of it’s official glory. I also included a late holiday present for y’all inside.

On December 16th, the DJ super-group the Swedish House Mafia came to Manhattan to play at MSG. The party raged until approximately 1 in the morning, at which point they took it to the Roseland Ballroom. I was one of the few New Yorkers who missed the show, but luckily the show was streamed live via Fuse TV. That broadcast is now available on Vimeo, which you can see after the jump, and the 2-hour mp3 is also available. Click through for all that sweet Swede swagger.

Last night Jay-Z performed at Madison Square Garden, alongside some very special guests including Lil’ Wayne. After the show Jay-Z and his entourage that included wife Beyonce, Drake and LeBron James made their way to the 40/40 Club. We got the insider pics.

With the New York Comedy Festival kicking off November 4th in New York City, Dane Cook has been making the morning show rounds promoting the festival and his gig at Madison Square Garden. We’re certainly big fans of the NYCF, but we can’t seem to wrap our brains around Dane Cook’s inclusion in an otherwise stellar lineup. I mean he was voted #1 in our 10 Most Unfunny Comedians of All-Time.