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Every band — after all the fights, the dives, the poverty and the smoke clears — craves that Spinal Tap moment: the moment when the band reunites onstage. For Jon Fine of indie rock band Bitch Magnet, it may have happened in Manila. Or somewhere close to it.

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Here is a story that I do not tire of quoting: "Two roommates meet for the first time. One is a small-town girl on scholarship, the other a wealthy, convent school graduate. The small town girl greets her new roommate with a huge smile and asks, ‘So, where are you from?’ The colegiala sniffs, ‘From a place where we know better than to end our sentences with prepositions.’ The small town girl, jolly as ever, replies, "So, where are you from, bitch?’"


There you are. One roommate was catty, the other bitchy.


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Fighting the indie rock wars (one blown eardrum at a time)

By Scott R. Garceau | September 5, 2015 - 10:00am

Every band — after all the fights, the dives, the poverty and the smoke clears — craves that Spinal Tap moment:...

Sunday Lifestyle

The bitch switch

By Francesca Ayala | March 25, 2011 - 12:00am

To continue in celebrating this section’s one-year anniversary, I’ve decided to bestow upon our readers the very...

Young Star

Awake the inner bitch in you

By Letty Jacinto-Lopez | April 8, 2007 - 12:00am

Here is a story that I do not tire of quoting: "Two roommates meet for the first time. One is a small-town girl on scholarship, the other a wealthy, convent school graduate. The small town girl greets...

Sunday Lifestyle

All about Eve

By Celine Lopez | May 23, 2003 - 12:00am

Anyone who knows me has probably heard me steal a line or two from my fave flick of all time, All About Eve. Uber-bitchy – it’s so hard to believe that it was done in the prim Fifties, yet no movie has...

Young Star

The itch to bitch

By Monique Buensalido | February 2, 2002 - 12:00am

You can’t avoid her. Whether you’re in high school, college, at work, in a community, or in a nursing home,...

Young Star