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Posted Jan. 21, 2010,
Eight Items or Less: Banksy Film Is Banksy-less & Bargains at the Ace Hotel
By Gary Pini
1. Other ways to help Haiti. 2. When the Banksy documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop screens at Sundance on Sunday, don't expect to get a glimpse of the elusive artist. Supposedly, only his voice is included.
3. Go here to book a room at NYC's newest hipster haven, The Ace Hotel (20 W. 29th St.), for only $99 a night from January 23 to 28 and February 17 to 24.
4. Acclaimed photographer Joseph Szabo has a new book out in April called Jones Beach (Abrams) that documents 35 years on the "busiest beach in the world."
5. Hurray! LEGO is opening a "flagship" store in New York's Rockefeller Center. (via NY Post)
6. CMJ is partnering with Six Flags for their 2010 Music Marathon.
Posted Jan. 20, 2010,
Eight Items or Less: Dumpster Diving, Human Bed-Warmers & James Franco's Lint Problem
By Gary Pini
1. Bagel and donut shops top list of best locations for dumpster diving.
2. A Holiday Inn in London is offering free human bed-warmers to help guests fall asleep. (hat tip to Marc in Paris)
3. The Village Voice announced the results of their annual Pazz & Jop critic's poll this week. Animal Collective's Meriweather Post Pavilion is the #1 album with 1,794 points and 154 mentions.
4. Is South Beach over? Miami New Times anticipates the demise of "bottle service, D-list celebrities and French doormen" and celebrates the rise of nightlife diversity in downtown Miami and Wynwood.
5. "You have to have balls," Ke$ha tells MuchMusic in Canada. She claims she once snuck into Prince's Beverly Hills home and gave him a CD of her music. And yes, that's her singing (but not getting paid) on Flo Rida's "Right Round."
6. The Allen Ginsberg bio-pic Howl screens tomorrow at Sundance followed by a big Diesel-sponsored party. Meanwhile, the New York Post sent Cindy Adams to talk to James Franco at the Crosby Street Hotel, but she gets hung-up on the lint on the actor's coat: "If the film is a hit, possibly James Franco will invest in a whisk broom."
Posted Jan. 7, 2010,
Eight Items or Less: No Pants!, Wi-Fi & a Free Rihanna and Justin Beiber Concert
By Gary Pini
1. The 9th Annual No Pants! Subway Ride is this Sunday, January 10, from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Go here for more info and to rsvp.2. Peter Frampton and Dennis Leary are playing a benefit concert tonight, January 7, 8 p.m., at the John Varvatos/CBGB's store (315 Bowery). They are raising money for the Road Recovery Foundation.
3. A group show called "In There, Out Here" curated by Bill Saylor opens tomorrow, January 8, at Leo Koenig Projekte (541 W. 23rd St.). The exhibit includes works by Jim Drain, Julian Schnabel, Aidas Barekis, Joe Bradley, Brendan Cass, A. R. Penck and more.
4. Here's where to find free Wi-Fi in New York City.
5. Listen to the Top 25 Songs of 2010 condensed into 4 minutes and 46 seconds.
6. Multimedia artists John Burgerman and Jim Avignon have a band called Anxieteam and they are playing Heathers (506 E. 13th St.) on January 17 and Cake Shop (152 Ludlow St.) on the 27th. (Heathers is one of the only bars in NYC that serves gluten-free beer.)
7. Rihanna and Justin Bieber are playing a free concert in Miami Beach (8th Street and Ocean Drive) on Thursday, February 4, 5 p.m., during Super Bowl XLIV weekend.
Posted Jan. 4, 2010,
Eight Items or Less: Exploding Food & Bands with Beards
By Gary Pini
1. Exploding food is the decade's first trend. Police in Tennessee are looking for the person that tampered with a ketchup bottle at a Murfreesboro diner and caused it to explode, while over in Irving, Texas, Kraft Foods has been named the official sponsor of the "Cheddar Explosion," a contest to determine who gets to trigger the demolition of Texas Stadium in Irving.
2. The New York Times asked the talent buyer at Brooklyn's Bell House why beards are popular in the indie music scene: "Beards are a way of hiding behind a certain confidence and saying, ' Hey I'm not a clean-shaven, TV-happy, American Idol type. I'm more a warm cuddly artist..." So, now you know.
3. Indonesian island Gili Trawangan is the new Ibiza.
4. We're looking forward to February 23 and the release of David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's collab/concept album Here Lies Love, a song-cycle about the life of Imelda Marcos. The "deluxe package" includes a 100-page book, two CDs and a DVD. The 22 tracks feature vocals by Tori Amos, Steve Earle, Roisin Murphy, Sharon Jones, Kate Pierson, Sia, Santigold and more.
5. Justin Timberlake has been named the most charitable celebrity of 2009. The Daily Beast claims that the singer raised $9,198,072 for Shriners Hospitals for Children.
6. Mulchfest 2010 is this weekend, January 9 and 10, in New York City. Bring your holiday tree to a designated city park so that it can be recycled into mulch.
Posted Dec. 18, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: The Unhappiest State & the Gayest Christmas Songs
By Gary Pini
1. New research reveals the happiest states in the USA. New York came in last. (No wonder there are all those sad pandas wandering around.)
2. Big New Year's Eve warehouse (232 3rd Street, Gowanus) party hosted by MeanRed featuring the Rub DJs, Project Matt and Lloydski. $25 tickets available here.
3. A Bathing Ape (8001 Melores Avenue, LA) is opening a "pirate" store within their existing L.A. store from Dec. 26-30 only. Look for discounts up to 75 percent off.
4. Creative Time and P.S.1 are looking for proposals for public art projects from NY-based artists. All the details are here and the deadline is Jan. 15.
6. A documentary about music sampling and the rise of hip-hop called Copyright Criminals will air on PBS stations on Jan. 19.
Posted Dec. 16, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: New York's Best Hot Chocolate & Lil Wayne's Early Rebirth
By Gary Pini
1. New York's best hot chocolate. 2. You can vote for your favorite New York City app in the BigApps competition here. Over 85 are in the running for $20,000 in cash prizes.
3. Amazon accidentally shipped 500 copies of Lil Wayne's Rebirth to customers who had pre-ordered the album. The actual street date is February 1, but now may have to be moved up.
4. Southwest Airlines and SkyMall are giving away Slankets, gift cards and a Yeti today and tomorrow (December 16 and 17) in the Southwest Porch in Bryant Park (Fifth Avenue between 41st and 42nd Street). You have to RSVP here to enter.
5. The 2010 Hip Hop Karaoke Championship will be held on January 29 at Irving Plaza (17 Irving Place). Twelve finalists will battle for cash prizes.
6. UK recording artist Little Boots just became the latest celebrity "face" for the Nixon watch and accessory company.
Posted Dec. 10, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Glen Matlock, Eltono & The Breslin
By Gary Pini
1. Glen Matlock just appeared at the W hotel down in South Beach last week and we hear he's going to do a special acoustic set of Sex Pistols songs around midnight Friday, December 11, at NUBLU (62 Avenue C between 4th and 5th Streets).
2. The Guardian lists fashion's 25 most influential people.
3. The Morrison Hotel Gallery (313 Bowery) is hosting an exhibit of photos by Emmett Malloy with a screening of his film "Jack Johnson En Concert" on December 16, doors open at 7 p.m. Neil Halstead (Slowdrive, Mojave 3) will also be performing at 9 p.m.
4. Artist Eltono has been busy down in South America working on several public art projects in Peru and he files this report on a big wall painting executed in Sao Paulo. Check it out.
5. Tools of the Trade released a cool 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle featuring "Mandala Grin" by Ron English. (via Format)
6. An exhibit of works by native Alaskan artists called Dry Ice opens at 6:30 p.m. tonight, December 10, at Alaska House (109 Mercer Street).
7. If you're not sure what exactly is included in a "full English breakfast," stop by The Breslin (1186 Broadway) for one of the best authentic versions available in NYC. (Photo via New York Magazine)
Posted Dec. 8, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Russell Simmons, Sharon Jones & Linked Bagels
By Gary Pini
1. Russell Simmons has teamed with Oxygen Media to develop a TV series featuring the "women behind the mogul." Who are these women? Is one of them Kimora? Well, we only know that they include Russell's "closest confidantes, fierce gatekeepers, dating coaches, spiritual advisors, philanthropic czars, business liaisons and more." Sounds like more fun than I Didn't Know I was Pregnant.2. The Telegraph counts the vehicles at the Copenhagen Climate Summit and finds: 1,200 limos, 140 private planes and only 5 hybrids.
3. Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings just released a new holiday song called "There Ain't No Chimneys in the Projects." There's a free download here.
4. The New York Times is also getting their holiday game on with this recipe for caramel sauce by Thomas Keller.
5. How to slice a bagel into two linked halves. We always wondered how to do this.
6. Mean Red Productions are having a little party called "Lose Your Shit" (they're getting coal in their stocking for using a naughty word) on Saturday, December 12, at 49 N. 3rd St. in Brooklyn. DJs include Smallchange, Eli Escobar, Dub War DJs and Dirty South Joe.
Posted Dec. 1, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Art Basel/Miami Edition, Part III
By Gary Pini
1. Deitch Projects and Tony Goldman have put together an amazing outdoor mural show called "Wynwood Walls" that features new works by the biggest names in the business including Aiko, Jim Drain, Shepard Fairey, Futura, Barry McGee, Kenny Scharf and more. Be there or be square! The opening is on Thursday, December 3, from 8 to 11 p.m. at NW 26th Street and 2nd Avenue.
2. Our pal Dante Ross is in town and DJing at The Electric Pickle (2826 N Miami Avenue) on Wednesday, December 2, with locals Manuvers, Sire Esq., A-Train, Tomas and Mr. Brown. Plus there'll be a skate ramp set up by MIA skate shop and Vans. Don't forget that the weekly Poplife party is at the same venue on Saturday.
3. This sounds cool: "Littlest Sister 09: The Smallest Art Fair in Town" at the Spinello Gallery (155 NE 38th Street #101) with 50 artists showing "small scale works of art." The opening is tonight, December 1, from 7 to 10 p.m. BYO microscope.
4. Prince Peter and Mick Rock are hosting a cool party at the Shore Club (1901 Collins Avenue) on Thursday, December 3, with DJs David Katz and Mia Moretti plus special sets by Prince Peter and dreamy Jacob Dekat from Bambi and a live set by Delilah featuring Jamie Burke.
5. We noticed that superstar DJ Tiesto is selling his South Beach townhouse (furnished) for $2,750,000. It comes complete with a giant mural of the man himself standing, arms outstretched, in front of a massive crowd of ravers. Jeff Morr at Majestic Properties (305 398 7888) has the exclusive listing.
6. We saw Rostarr painting a shuttle bus that runs around the beach, so keep your eyes peeled for that.
7. Pharrell Williams is in Miami promoting a new film (in which he appears) by Yi Zhou called The Ear. Its got music by Ennio Morricone, costumes by Rick Owens and BBC Ice Cream.
8. Please note that the Kid Sister/Giant Step/Svedka party is at the Delano and not at the Shore Club.
Posted Nov. 30, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Wale Collabs with John Mayer, NIN Sells Stuff on eBay & National Cookie Day!
By Alexis Swerdloff
1. Wale, John Mayer, Mark Ronson, oh my!!
2. Nine Inch Nails are selling off some of their gear on eBay. Says their official statement, "We've been going through the NIN touring and studio rigs and are getting rid of a large selection of gear and equipment the band is no longer in need of. We do not know which (if any) tour these items are from unless specified, nor can we get any items autographed, so please do not ask."
3. This Friday is National Cookie Day! Why not make this meta-cookie courtesy of Saveur? It's a cookie filled with chunks of homemade chocolate chip cookie dough. Yummmm.
4. If you're in the mood to revisit the Wes-Anderson-Pauline-Kael-David-Edelstein feud, go here!
5. What do you think of Big Love's new poster?
6. If you are not convinced that midtown is where it's at these days (see: this Observer piece, the fact that the Paper offices are in the E. 30s) Matthew Schneier over at nycgo has done a cute round-up of some of the 'hood's highlights. We didn't know that you could check out remnants of the Berlin Wall in Paley Park! Whodathunkit?
Posted Nov. 20, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Shaq's Art Show & Le Cirque's Late Night Party
By Alexis Swerdloff
1. Versace's former South Beach home Casa Casuarina has been closed following the collapse of an alleged Ponzi scheme by one of the mansion's current investors, Scott Rothstein. Maybe it's time they changed their current tag-line: "An oasis for the privileged few."
2. Shaquille O'Neal (yes, that one) is curating an art exhibit (yikes!) called "Size Does Matter" at the FLAG Art Foundation (545 West 25th Street) from February 19, 2010, to May 27. Why? Because Shaq wants to "challenge himself and move outside his comfort zone."
3. Also moving outside of their zone, iconic NYC restaurant Le Cirque (150 East 58th Street) is starting a series of Friday late-night parties beginning tonight, November 20, at 11 p.m.
4. MySpace just launched a page of music charts to track the most popular music on the site. The #1 song is currently "Fireflies" by Owl City.
5. Converse is hosting a free "celebration of the creative spirit and artist in everyone" during Art Basel/Miami. The event -- including performances by the band Kinky and "the queen of Spanish hip-hop" Mala Rodriquez -- takes place on December 5, 9 p.m., at 550 NW 29th Street in the downtown Wynwood arts district.
6. There's a group art show called "Mixtape" opening tonight November 20, 6 to 8 p.m., at Jen Bekman Gallery (6 Spring Street) with works by 36 artists. It's up until January 9, 2010.
7. Look for a pop-up of NYC gallery/bar Max Fish (178 Ludlow Street) opening in Miami during Art/Basel.
Posted Nov. 19, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Morrison Hotel Gallery Celebrates the Stones & Film Forum Celebrates Manhattan
By Gary Pini
1. Get yer ya-yas out! The Morrison Hotel Gallery (313 Bowery) and ABKCO Records are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Rolling Stones 1969 US tour tonight, November 19, with an exhibition of photos by Ethan Russell and a performance by NYC "supergroup" The Soul Ramblers. OK, ours are out.2. Doctors' neckties eyed as flu risk.
3. It's collab time: LEGO x Muji, OK Go x Fendi, Carhartt x Vestax
4. Danish trio Mew are looking for a band to open their NYC show on December 4 at Webster Hall. You decide.
5. Check out this cool new architecture website.
6. Film Forum is celebrating Manhattan with a festival of 39 comedies set in New York City. The fun(ny) starts on December 11 and the full schedule is here. (Scene from Taking Off pictured above.)
Posted Nov. 18, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Velvet Underground Sorta Reunite & JELLY Pool Parties Sorta in Danger
By Gary Pini
1. Three former members of Velvet Underground -- Lou Reed, Maureen "Mo" Tucker and Doug Yule -- are getting together for a little chit-chat with writer David Fricke on December 8 at the New York Public Library (Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street). $25 tickets are available here.
2. "Graffiti is becoming a true art, fine and delicate. And breakdance is something peculiar," according to Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin after jumping onstage at a hip-hop concert last week. Fresh! (via France 24)
3. Hot British duo The Big Pink will be in New York on December 3 (Bowery Ballroom) and December 4 (Music Hall of Williamsburg). The track to love on their debut album, A Brief History of Love, is "Dominos."
4. An exhibition of photos by Renato D'Agostin and Alessandro Zuek Simonetti opens tonight, November 18, 6 to 8 p.m. at Leica Gallery (670 Broadway at Bond). Last summer, Simonetti's photos appeared on a line of skateboard decks for Zoo York.
5. Jimmy Kimmel used Yoostar to perform a scene from Friday the 13th last week. Funny, but we thought Mr. Mickey was better.
6. Philly artist Amanda Blank is opening for Ebony Bones at the free Basel/Miami opening night beach party on December 2 (10 p.m., Collins Park between 21st Street and 22nd Street.) The Misshapes are DJing at LIV (4441 Collins Avenue) later that night.
7. JELLY NYC's pool parties are in danger of losing their access to East River State Park. According to a press release, "news came from the New York State Parks Department and the Open Space Alliance that the East River State Park may not be available to JELLY for the 2010 season. This will ultimately put an end to the flourishing free summer series." JELLY organizers are asking folks to call Senator Charles Schumer at (212) 486-4430, or contact him via email phil@schumer.senate.gov to tell him how much they love free, sweaty, hipster-fests!
Posted Nov. 13, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Jay-Z and the Ting Tings, Steam Punk Rock and LEGO Nomenclature
By Gary Pini
1. Music collab of the year? Current PAPER
cover artists The Ting Tings are working with Jay-Z on their second
album. The duo have apparently been signed to his Roc Nation label for
North America. 2. Stop by The Prompt (77 Delancey St.) over the weekend. This pop-up space or "conceptual social club" is only open from 8 to 11 p.m. through Sunday, November 15. Curated by Sarina Basta and Michael Portnoy as part of Performa 09, it will include "conversation pieces, rules, performances and soundtracks."
3. Steampunk, guns and guitars.
4. The SCOPE art fair runs in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood from December 2 to 6 and there's a little preview next week (November 18, 8 - 10 p.m.) at 900 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Multi-media artists "Sweatshoppe" (Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw) will be on hand with films, stop motion cameras and a drum machine that "redefines images in 3D space."
5. LEGO nomenclature.
6. charity:water is hosting a benefit to raise money to produce a short film called Silent Water about water scarcity in India. It's tonight, November 13, at Tribeca Cinema (54 Varick St.) with music by Quest Love, DJ Rekha and DJ Rampage. Tickets are $25 and doors open at 8 p.m.
Posted Nov. 12, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Barbie Vampires & Scary Beards
By Gary Pini
1. The Barbie vampires are coming! On December 12th a limited-edition
set of the Twilight stars will be available in stores. The Robert
Pattinson doll features his "strong jawline and vampire glow."2. New York Magazine vs. New York Press: It's on. Not happy with NYM's Brooklyn Top 40, NYP lists their own. At least they both like The Drums.
3. The 15 scariest and most relevant beards of all time.
4. Nielsen/Soundscan reports that purchases of vinyl albums increased (again) in 2009 with over 2 million sold. (via Billboard)
5. Foodies (and those in need of good laugh) should check out this Miami New Times review of the new South Beach branch of Mr. Chow. AND: We hear that another South Beach restaurant, Red Steakhouse (119 Washington Avenue) is serving the stars of Discovery Channel reality show Deadliest Catch -- crabs, not people. Supposedly it's one of the only spots in the country that offers the entire Alaskan King Crab and not just the legs.
6. Amanda Lepore is DJing tonight, November 12, at Beauty Bar (231 E. 14 St.) and UK singer Sam Taylor is performing at Santos Party House (96 Lafayette Street).
Posted Nov. 10, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: The Brooklyn Flea in Manhattan & Olivier Zahm at Half Gallery
By Gary Pini
1. Miami art collective Friends With You is opening a "flagship boutique" during Basel/Miami at 3930 NE Second Avenue, Suite 202. They invite you to "Shop Happy" in their new design district location starting December 1, 6 to 9 p.m.2. The Brooklyn Flea is coming to Manhattan from Friday, November 27 to Thursday, December 24. The holiday market will feature over 50 vendors in the old Tower Records Annex on the corner of East Fourth Street and Lafayette.
3. America's coolest college towns
4. Richard LLoyd (Television) is appearing this Thursday, November 12, in The Studio at Webster Hall (125 E. 11th St.) with special hosts John Varvatos, Bob Gruen and Legs McNeil. Hey Battlef!eld opens the show.
5. Purple Magazine's Olivier Zahm is exhibiting recent photos from his online diary at Half Gallery (208 Forsyth Street) from November 12 to January 1.
6. "Hey, not trying to be your mom, but there aren't that many jobs out there for pot heads." Check out these hilarious anti-cannabis ads.
Pictured above: "Mooning at the Boom Boom Room, Standard Hotel New York" by Olivier Zahm
Posted Nov. 6, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Unnoticed Apps & "Mother Earth Sister Moon"
By Gary Pini
1. Apple announced yesterday that there are now over 100,000 iPhone
apps. However, 98 percent of them are "unused, unnoticed and confined to a
vast wasteland of obscurity." (via Digital Music News and AppsFire)2. Facebook pulled the plug on Dazzle Dancer Cherry Dazzle (né Cary Curran)'s profile due to "sexually explicit material."
3. Matador just bought the hot record label True Panther Sounds whose artists include Girls, Glasser, Tanlines, Lemonade and Hunx and His Punx (aka "the gay Ramones").
4. Only a couple of minutes left to bid on LEGO's "Story of Christmas" on Goodwill.com. Current bid $3.99.
5. Check out the new Kidrobot winter apparel line here.
6. Don't miss "Mother Earth Sister Moon" at 679 Chasama (679 Third Avenue, performances on November 6, 6 and 8 p.m. and November 14 and 21 at 8 p.m.) It's a fashion show that takes place in a giant reconstruction of the spacesuit worn by the first woman in space. The piece was created by Christian Tomaszewski and Joanna Malinowska with music by Masami Tomihisa. (Yes, it's part of Performa 09)
Posted Nov. 5, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: DJ AM's House & Bikes in the Kitchen
By Gary Pini
1. DJ AM's Beverly Hills house is for sale for $3,795,000. Here are some photos.
2. Dirty Projectors are performing with the L.A. Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall on Saturday, February 27 at 8 p.m. Tickets go on sale next Saturday, November 14.
3. The Top 10 Punk Clubs.
4. Bikes in the Kitchen party tonight, November 5, at Public Assembly (970 N. 6th St., Williamsburg) with Cerebral Ballzy and Radical Outing + DJs. Tickets are $5 with free Colt 45 from 9 to 10 p.m.
5. The Bruce High Quality Foundation presents "Art History With Benefits" tonight at 6 and 8 p.m. at X Initiative (548 W. 22nd St.). Admission is free. The event is part of Performa 09.
6. It's Guy Fawkes Day.
7. We love French Horn Rebellion's "Up All Night," Toro y Moi's "Talamak" and Harlem's "South of France."
Posted Nov. 3, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Kaws Teams Up With Kiehl's & Vibe Returns
By Gary Pini
1. Kaws has teamed up with Kiehl's
on packaging design for their Creme de Corps limited edition skin
moisturizer. One hundred per cent of the profits support children's
charities.2. Vibe is back. The magazine returns online December 8 and plans four print editions in 2010. (via Ad Age)
3. Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade won't go down Broadway this year. The route is still down Central Park West to 59th, over to and then down Seventh Avenue to 42nd Street, over to Sixth Avenue and then down to Herald Square.
4. The seven hottest women in the world at this moment.
5. A court in Wisconsin ordered Pepsi to pay $1.2 billion to two men who claimed the soft drink manufacturer stole their idea to sell purified water.
6. Nintendo's fashion game "Style Savvy" ($29.99, via Amazon) is out now.
Posted Nov. 2, 2009,
Eight Items or Less: Roisin Murphy's New Song & Clive Davis's Awkward Interview
By Gary Pini
1. You know we love Roisin Murphy. If you're also a fan, click here and you can hear her new single.2. Surfing? '50s music? Are we in a time warp? If we told you six months ago that the retro wheels of pop music might be headed back to the beach, you might have laughed. And if we mentioned Florida? No way. Well, listen to The Drums and Surfer Blood. Both bands are from the Sunshine State and both are getting worldwide attention for their hipster-gone-surfing sound. We're getting a woodie!
3. The Fifth Annual Shred for Your Life Guitar Battle takes place tomorrow, November 3rd at 7 p.m., at Santos Party House (100 Lafayette Street). This year's judges are David Cross, Jaleel Bunton and Paul Major.
4. Augusten Burroughs is reading from his latest You Better Not Cry: Stories for Christmas today, Monday, November 2, at Barnes & Noble on Union Square.
5. Here's a very awkward Vanity Fair interview with Clive Davis. It's the 35th anniversary of Clive's Arista Records and he'll be speaking at NYU Kimmel Center (60 Washington Square South) on November 4 at 7 p.m.