Subject: Keith May

• Calling All Singer-Songwriters

  Starting Dec. 11, OC Weekly freelance photogrphaer Keith May is organizing an open-mike [sic] night on Tuesdays at Costa Mesa bar/restaurant La Cave. May is hoping to spotlight aspiring singer-songwriters with his new venture. If you think you have what it takes to be the next Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell or Leonard Cohen, or if you just have a burning desire to fill the atmosphere with your own spleenfelt singer-songsmithery, get thee and thy acoustic guitar to La Cave on Tuesdays. The act

  December 10, 2007

• Slideshow: High Class Low Life at The Crosby

  Santa Ana's The Crosby hosts High Class Low Life each Monday night, and last night, our photographer Keith May was there to capture it. Tachi Fujimori guest DJ'd, Hannah Kim played the piano, and even if you weren't there, you can check out the scene through Keith's slideshow right here. 

  January 27, 2009

• Slideshow: OC Music Awards Showcase Night Six @ Chain Reaction

  Keith May was at the sixth OC Music Awards showcase last night at Chain Reaction in Anaheim, along with the Jakes, Western Front (formerly known as Bridgetown), Years and others. The proof? These pictures right here, of course! Enjoy.

  February 11, 2009

• Slideshows: Cradle of Filth @ the Grove of Anaheim, Donavon Frankenreiter & Gary Jules @ the Coach House

  A couple noteworthy shows took place last night, and we had photogs at both of them. Fever Dragon checked out British metal vets Cradle of Filth at the Grove of Anaheim, take a look at pictures of lead singer Dani Filth (above) and more, including opening band Satyricon here. Keith May was down south at the Coach House, taking pics at the sold out show with Laguna Beach's Donavon Frankenreiter and opening act Gary Jules. Those images? Here!

  February 13, 2009

• Slideshow: OC Music Awards Showcase Night Seven at eVocal

  The OC Music Awards showcases did things acoustic-style last night, with their first of two shows from Costa Mesa's eVocal. Cory Case, Sarah Green, Poor Richards Press and Hong Kong Six all performed, and our guy Keith May was there taking pictures. Ch-check 'em out. The showcases return to eVocal next Tuesday, with performances from The New Limb, Daniel Morones, Francisco the Man! and Yellow Red Sparks.

  February 18, 2009

• Over the Weekend: Mike Watt at DiPiazza's, Lemon Sun at the Light Gallery, More

  Though I was nowhere near Orange County this weekend (celebrating the religious holiday of your choice up north), there was still plenty of OC Weekly representation at shows around town. Keith May took this lovely pic of legendary punk rocker Mike Watt, of Minutemen/countless other projects fame. The show was Friday at DiPiazza's in Long Beach, pics are here. Friday also saw LA's Lemon Sun and a gaggle of local OC acts (like the New Limb, the Jakes and Dolphin City, all of whom we've written abo

  April 13, 2009

• Not-So-Easy Rider

  February 7, 2002

• Slideshow: The Jakes at eVocal

  Newport Beach's The Jakes keep racking up local acclaim, and their latest venture is a month-long, KROQ-sponsored, Tuesday night residency at eVocal in Costa Mesa, where they're playing as well as hosting a variety of fellow bands from the southland. Things kicked off in earnest last night, with support from Saint Motel, Melanoid and Django James.I was there for a bit: the Jakes sounded as good as I've ever heard them (and I just saw them four days earlier at Heritage Park in Irvine). The entire

  May 6, 2009

• Guest Blogger: Sameer Gadhia of the Jakes Shares Thoughts on First Night of eVocal Residency

  Keith MayEach Tuesday in May, Newport Beach's the Jakes will be playing--along with a rotating cast of bands from OC and beyond--at eVocal. And also each week this month, Sameer Gadhia, lead singer of the Jakes (pictured) will be sharing his thoughts on the shows. Here's the first installment:BY SAMEER GADHIAWelcome to the first of four blog spots that have been gifted to me by the local music enthusiasts at the OC Weekly who have helped generate buzz about our May KROQ "Locals Only" residency a

  May 7, 2009

• Slideshow: Moostache and Evening Hour at Detroit Bar

  Keith MayIt's not easy to get people out on a Monday night, but make your event free and you'll definitely get some people. Case in point: the healthy turnout for last night's show at Detroit Bar, the second installment of the May residency by Huntington Beach bands Moostache (pictured) and Evening Hour. The bands are sharing more than just time on stage this month, they also share two members: keyboard player Bobby Waltman and guitarist Scott Zschomler. Moostache were featured in Locals Only ba

  May 12, 2009

• Reminder: Kogi in Santa Ana Today, at the Santiago Art District Artwalk. Makes it to Yahoo's Front Page and MSNBC.

  Keith MayAs you may already know: One of the Kogi trucks will be at the Santiago Art District Artwalk today,Saturday May 16th, 7-10PM.Rest assured: This one won't get cancelled or broken up by police. All the proper permits have been secured, etc.However, since Kogi made it to the front page of Yahoo! and MSNBC yesterday, you can also be sure it will get crazy up in there! You know those long lines I talked about in Thursday's print review? I bet we ain't seen nothin' yet!

  May 16, 2009

• Guest Blogger: Sameer Gadhia of the Jakes Recaps eVocal Residency Day 2

  Keith MayFor the second week in a row, Newport Beach's the Jakes played a free show Tuesday at eVocal in Costa Mesa. Makes sense, given that they're playing free shows every Tuesday at the venue this month. Also for the second week in a row: Sameer Gadhia, lead singer of the Jakes is sharing with us some thoughts on the night.BY SAMEER GADHIAWelcome to the second edition of my OC Weekly blog spot for the month of May. For those of you who have just joined us, I will be covering our FREE KROQ Loc

  May 14, 2009

• Slideshows: Doheny Blues Festival at Doheny State Beach, Earth Crisis at Chain Reaction

  B.B. King? In Dana Point? Oh, it happened. This weekend, in fact, at the Doheny Blues Festival at Doheny State Beach. You might have read Spencer Kornhaber's blog about the two-day event. (If you didn't, for shame, but your chance to make up for it can be found here.) But, when reading that, if you're thinking, "Hey, you know what would be cool to go along with these words--some pictures," well, we've got you covered. Keith May was out there doing the photography thing. The end result? Right her

  May 19, 2009

• Slideshows: The OC Music Awards at the Grove of Anaheim, Bamboozle Left: Day One

  Got a couple of slideshows worth checking out, if you're curious to see what type of shenanigans we were up to over the weekend. Keith May was up at the Grove of Anaheim for the OC Music Awards, where he captured such amusing images as the one above of Mickey Avalon getting down with some uh, dancers. Robert Fayette was over at day one of Bamboozle Left (hey, I was there too!), his pics are here. Yaysies!

  April 6, 2009

• Vegan Mel Carries Out Her Nude Protest

  Photo by Keith MayHear Vegan Mel roar!You were told this morning about the vow made by Melissa Sehgal, who also goes by Vegan Mel, to sit in a cage in Anaheim while her nude body was painted like a tiger. If you point your eyes in that direction, you can still make out the smoke trail produced when photographer Keith May high-tailed it over there for the voluntary assignment. The fruits of his hard labor are revealed in this quite-possibly-not-totally-safe-for-work slideshow.Sehgal is a member o

  June 25, 2009

• Slideshow: Handsome G at La Cave

  A lot of "residencies" going on around Orange County this month, huh? There's the New Limb  and Stacy Clark Mondays over at Detroit Bar in Costa Mesa (see some pictures from the most recent installment of that here), and the Union Line (who we recently wrote about in glorious print here) doing their thing at the Gypsy Lounge in Lake Forest every Thursday in June.But we'd be remiss if we didn't talk about Handsome G--pictured, the band formerly known by the more complete name as Handsome Gr

  June 17, 2009

• Slideshow: The New Limb and Stacy Clark at Detroit Bar

  Keith MayYou weren't at Detroit Bar last night? Oh, that's a shame. You missed out on some fun: balloons, crowns, birthday cake, The New Limb (whose Lauren Salamone is pictured here), Stacy Clark, a cameo from Cory Case, LA's Civalias, and, it's rumored, a certain alt-weekly music editor may have even been on stage at some point. Maybe.If you would like to peek into this glorious world for just a few fleeting seconds, check out Keith May's slideshow from last night here.

  June 16, 2009

• Slideshows: Tour Des Artistes! Strung Out! Billy Ray Cyrus! (Really.)

  "We all know art is hard." That's what Cursive said, at least. They didn't play Saturday at the Tour Des Artistes in Long Beach, but a lot of other folks did. You might have read Nate Jackson's recap earlier today (and if not, why not, huh?), and if you would like to see some lovely, lovely pics to go along with that, check out Keith May's slideshow here. Also over the weekend? Andrew Youssef checked out Strung Out Sunday at the House of Blues Anaheim, and those pictures can be found right here.

  June 15, 2009

• Ringling Bros.: We Do Care For Our Animals

  Photo by Keith May The media was out there, and so was the circus.Anyone who marveled at the incisive journalism and expert photography displayed in the coverage of animal-rights activist Melissa Sehgal's nude protest over Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus' upcoming Honda Center run knows Navel Gazing took on a whole new meaning that June 25 morning. One thing you did not marvel at was circus promoter Feld Entertainment's on-the-spot response, which through a commu

  July 1, 2009

• Rub a Dub Dub Them Elephants Are Tubs!

  Photo by Keith MaySpray today, perform tonight.Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus scored a rare two-fer today, generating attention to what it considers generous treatment of its performing animals and butts in seats for a 12-day run that begins tonight at the Honda Center. Actually, make that a three-fer: the circus also generated oodles of free media coverage, including posts in the Orange County Register, what you're reading here and another damn fine Keith May slideshow.See, Asian

  July 15, 2009

• What You Missed: Joan Jett, Wild West Costume Party, Volcom Fashion Show, ALL & Big Drill Car, OC Mud Run

  Keith MayAmerican Apparel approvedWho hates summer as much as we do? What? No one? Sure there's always tons of things going on every day and every weekend during these warmer months--but you're also moist like, the whole time. Or is that just us?We had a full weekend, as always. And it was so full it overflowed over to Thursday night! First up, photographer Keith May went and visited the First Annual OC Mud Run in Irvine, which is exactly what it sounds like--a bunch of grown adults and children

  July 20, 2009

• What You Missed: Black Eyed Peas, Powerhouse, That OTHER Dog Beach

  Keith MayNot a crook.​What'd you do this weekend? Was it as short as ours? Thought so. Photographer Keith May continued his exploration of Orange County this weekend. This time he brings us that "OTHER" dog beach--it has no name, no leash rules, no cops and is relatively unknown. This dog beach sits at the mouth of the Santa Ana River at the border between Newport and Huntington Beaches. Dogs surf and frolic as their owners watch. There's even some casual dog surfing instructions most Sundays.

  August 10, 2009

• That "OTHER" Dog Beach: Newport Beach, Kind Of

  Keith MayKia was the runt of the litter​At an unincorporated no-man's land at mouth of Santa Ana River at border between Newport and Huntington Beaches sits a hidden dog beach--that other dog beach. While most automatically think of Huntington Beach's Dog Beach on Pacific Coast Highway, this one is a bit more secluded. It's so unknown, in fact, that even when photographer Keith May asked a lifeguard at 74 about it, he had never even heard of such a place. The beach has no name, no cops, no lea

  August 10, 2009

• Kogi BBQ Truck Scheduled To Do Costa Mesa This Saturday Night

  Keith May​In case you haven't noticed, Kogi has been making routine weekend stops in O.C. this month.Two Saturdays ago, it was Fullerton.  This past Saturday, it was Orange.  This coming Saturday, it will be Costa Mesa, at the Holiday Inn on Bristol near the 405, from 6 p.m.-midnight.When I rendezvoused with Kogi in Orange this past weekend at around 9:30 p.m., there was no line whatsoever -- a lucky break.  I walked right up and told them what I wanted.  It still took 20 minutes for them

  August 12, 2009

• Slideshows: So Much Weekend Stuff! New Kids on the Block (Really), 'Made You Look,' More

  Robert FayetteThe youngest member of New Kids on the Block, Joey McIntyre, is 36. But age isn't stopping the five reunited "kids" from touring, and they hit up Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine on Friday. Robert Fayette, bless him, was there. Here are the pics. Click on them "step by step." They've got "the right stuff." And so on!Also from this past weekend: Chris Victorio photographed Detroit Bar dance night "Made You Look" on Saturday, which featured, among others, Colossal KNXN (check

  July 13, 2009

• Join the OC Weekly Flickr Group Pool!

  Independence Day at the Newport DunesKeith MayGot some great photos you'd love to share with the community from parties, concerts, clubs, restaurants and more? Share your shots of Orange County and Orange County life on the OC Weekly Flickr Group Pool. We'll be pulling together weekly and monthly roundups--best of all time! Flickr photo of the week!--of some of the best photos handpicked from the Flickr Pool from readers like you.So get uploadin'! Right here! Now!

  July 10, 2009

• Slideshows: The Offspring at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, Clues at Detroit Bar, Eagles of Death Metal at the Glass House

  Another weekend is gone, and do we even need to say once more that it was a busy one for the ol' OC Weekly? Well, you've probably already read the sterling review of the Offspring at Irivne's Verizon Wireless Amphitheater on Friday night by our guy David J. Nicolas. But have you seen the photos taken by Robert Fayette? No? Well, they're here! But if you thought Friday was good, Saturday was even show-ier! Like Clues at Detroit Bar--a show I was at. The Montreal band was neat, with some nifty ins

  June 8, 2009

• Guest Blogger: Sameer Gadhia of the Jakes on Third Night of eVocal Residency

  Keith MayAll month-long, Newport Beach's the Jakes are playing Tuesdays at eVocal in Costa Mesa. And each week, Jakes lead singer Sameer Gadhia is giving us his thoughts on the nights. This is the third installment. (The penultimate edition, if you will. Yay vocab!) --AlbertBY SAMEER GADHIAHello, and welcome to the third segment of my May blog. For the past three weeks, I have covered The Jakes KROQ Locals Only Residency at eVocal with alarming wit and alacrity, and be it the blog itself or the

  May 22, 2009

• What You Missed: BlizzCon, Epicenter, Musicians Swap Meet

  ​Oh, hello there. So what'd you miss this weekend this time?Well, first off: It was the annual nuuuurd pilgrimage to Anaheim Convention Center on Friday through Saturday--that's right, BlizzCon!The official gathering for all things Blizzard (you know, that giant video game company based in Irvine that's responsible for putting out everything from Diablo and Starcraft to World of Warcraft?) attracted thousands and thousands of attendees seeking the latest in news from the world of Blizzard--oh,

  August 24, 2009

• What You Missed: Street Scene, Los Cojolites, OC Beer Fest

  Beth StirnamanBadass gramps.​We had quite possibly the shittiest weather for a weekend full of outdoor activities--with temperatures reaching into the triple digits, we spent our weekend, well, kind of constantly moist. But that's okay: We trudged on. For you, our readers. For. You.First up, on Friday and Saturday, OC Weekly photographer Beth Stirnaman braved the heat and hit up the San Diego Street Scene music festival. The two-day event featured everyone from M.I.A., Public Enemy (a brief si

  August 31, 2009

• Slideshows: Street Scene, Def Leppard, More

  Beth Stirnaman​Do you not know Chromeo by now? Really? Well, that's them up there, playing Street Scene in San Diego this past Friday night. They were awesome. Also awesome: Beth Stirnaman's photographs from day one and day two of the festival. It was like Coachella, but less people, not as many bands, but less time in the hot sun and in the middle of a lovely downtown area instead out in the desert in the middle of nowhere. So, an even trade?But Street Scene wasn't the only event we were all

  August 31, 2009

• What You Missed: D23, Boston Buddies Tea Party, KCRW Summer Nights

  Keith May​Hell yeah, is that fall weather we detect!? So what'd you miss this weekend? The Fourth Annual Boston Buddies Tea Party took place at the always dog-friendly (complete with dog menu!) Park Bench Cafe in Huntington Beach on 9/12. It's exactly what it sounds like: A whole lot of Boston Terriers and their adoring owners, with some food and doggie costumes thrown in there. Boston Buddies, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescuing and rehoming of Boston Terrier and Bosto

  September 14, 2009

• Judge: Capo Valley High Teacher Not Financially Liable for Anti-Christian Crack

  Photo by Keith May James CorbettA federal judge in Santa Ana has ruled that high school history teacher James Corbett--who former Weekly reporter Daffodil Altan wrote about here and here (with Gustavo Arellano on the latter)--is not financially liable for disparaging Christians in class. The scoop is in today's Orange County Register.

  September 16, 2009

• What You Missed: Long Beach Comic-Con, the Horrors, Disneyland Gay Days, Long Beach Kite Surfers

  Keith MayThree Vs and a Kirby.​A fun, fun weekend, friends: What'd you miss? First off: The first ever Long Beach Comic-Con! Comic books fans of all ages made their way to the first ever Long Beach Comic-Con at the Long Beach Convention Center this weekend, 10/2-10/4. Music Editor Albert Ching checked things out, read his round-up posts here! As for the rest of photos, which includes plenty of cute gals dressed up like yooooour favorite ever comic book heroine, are right here.Keith MayClever,

  October 5, 2009

• More Views of the Inaugural Long Beach Comic Con

  Convention floor. Rorschach started to turn around like I was trying to take a picture of him. I was not. Poor guy.​We hit the first-ever Long Beach Comic Con at the Long Beach Convention Center this past weekend, and it was a busier-than-expected, promising start, full of roller derby gals, dudes in costumes, pro wrestling and even some comic books. Keith May took some fab pics that are here, but if you'd like to see some iPhone pictures from a completely untrained photographer (me), well, re

  October 5, 2009

• Kogi Scheduled to be in Long Beach and O.C. This Weekend

  Keith May​Kogi's still going strong. This after countless knockoffs have taken to the road and naysayers have taken to the comment boards. Seriously, it seems that the number of vehement objections to their popularity is directly proportional to their popularity. These days, it seems fashionable to be a Kogi hater (let's see how many I attract with this post). Regardless, don't think that any of it will make the lines shorter. But if your frustration with Kogi is that line, here's a tip

  October 7, 2009

• Keith May Chronicles the OC Sightings of the Suddenly Not-Very-Reclusive Sasquatch

  October 15, 2009

• UPDATED: The Irvine Co. Gift That Keeps on Giving

  UPDATED WITH PHOTOS FROM THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING . . . Photo by Keith MayCounty Supervisor Bill Campbell, whose district includes the Irvine Co. land in question, is amused by a speaker at Tuesday's board meeting in Santa Ana.​He's got a gift. Donald Bren, the secretive, aging multi-billionaire who chairs The Irvine Co., has an undisputed gift for preservation. He sets aside, and preserves, and then preserves yet again the mostly steep, landslide prone, unbuildable portions of his spr

  September 30, 2009

• What You Missed: Cycle Zombies, Mickey Avalon, Insane Clown Posse, the Get Up Kids

  Seriously, what's scarier than an Insane Clown Posse fan? An entire venue of Insane Clown Posse fans. Observe:Chris VictorioWe're scared.​On Sunday night, 9/27, Insane Clown Posse visited the Grove of Anaheim. And it was uh, insane. A Faygo massacre. The photos, they scare us. Click here for a sea of wasted soda, really, really dedicated fans, tons of bad clown make-up and live shots of a group that's remained puzzlingly popular for what seems like a lifetime. Whoop, whoop.   

  September 28, 2009

• Incoming: Mickey Avalon, Soulfly at the Galaxy Theatre

  Keith May​The Galaxy Theatre in Santa Ana hasn't slowed down since reopening a few months ago, adding a couple new shows of note to its schedule.

  September 10, 2009

• Slideshows: Orange International Street Fair, OC Roller Derby

  Chris Victorio​There's a Labor Day weekend tradition even more sacred than the Jerry Lewis telethon: the Orange International Street Fair, which this year took place September 4 through 6 in historic/beautiful/adorable/insert positive adjective here downtown Orange. If you weren't brave enough to face--and attempt to wade through--the massive crowds, we've got your back, with this slideshow by photographer Chris Victorio. (CV also shot Nine Inch Nails on Thursday at the Hollywood Palladium, th

  September 8, 2009

• Slideshow: Epicenter and Pomona Fairplex, Musicians Swap Meet at Old World Village

  ​Do you like to rock? Yes? Well, if so, you probably already were at Saturday's Epicenter show at the Pomona Fairplex in (um, let me guess this one) Pomona. Artists included: Alice in Chains, Linkin Park, Tool, Atreyu, Wolfmother and heaps more. So you were probably totally there, rocking out. Oh, what's this? You didn't make it out? Oh. I see. Well, take a look at this slideshow by Chris Victorio, then. It's the next best thing!OK, OK, backs against the wall here, people. Sounds like you want

  August 24, 2009

• What You Missed: Maloof Money Cup, Amtrak Mooning, Detroit Bar, Surf Dogs, New Kids on the Block

  Keith MayWatch and learnIt may have been 5,000-degrees out, but the weekend's events raged on regardless. From reminiscing with one of our favorite boy bands ever (what, you don't have one?) to watching a labrador retriever go down the line with more ease and comfort than any surf pro, we could barely decide on how to split our time over the weekend. On 7/11, the First Annual Surfin' Paws Surf Dog Competition took place at Huntington Beach's Dog Beach. Oh, it's as cute as it sounds. Follow phot

  July 13, 2009

• Slideshows: Parker Macy, Warped Tour, Ida Maria

  Keith MayAs we wrote about earlier in the day, eVocal, a least in its current form, looks not to be long for the world of westside Costa Mesa. Truly disappointing to be sure, but also a good opportunity to support the few shows the venue has left.One such show took place Saturday night, the CD release gig for local Parker Macy (pictured). Operating under his Parker Macy Blues name, the singer (pictured) celebrated his new, second album, Hope for the Revolution. Keith May was there, his pictures

  June 29, 2009

• Japanese "Autumn Food Fair" at Mitsuwa Starts Thursday

  Keith May​ Another week, another food festival at Mitsuwa in Costa Mesa. I'm kidding, of course. They don't happen that often. But they do happen more often than I remember. Not that that's a bad thing. It's good actually. Very, very good! Just that maybe it'd be even better if they had these every weekend? Wouldn't that be nice? Rotate the vendors between stores so that we get to sample a different Japanese specialty every week?

  October 21, 2009

• What You Missed: UFC 104, Autumn Food Festival, Zombie Pub Crawl, Kid Sister

  Keith MayNewport Beach Zombie Pub Crawl​Okay, so a whooooole lot of things happened this weekend. Like a lot. First up was the Zombie Pub Crawl in Newport Beach, where tons of fabulous zombies dragged themselves to Newps for the first ever undead pub crawl. Sponsored by LocalHipster.com, the all-day event featured plenty of braaaaaaains and beer. See the full set of awesome photos by Keith May right here. Now, after the jump: Many, many photos from UFC 104 and the UFC 104 After Party in Los An

  October 26, 2009

• The Art of Remembrance at Four OC Cemeteries

  October 29, 2009

• What You Missed: Haute Dog Howl'oween, Senior Surf Comp, Halos 'n Horns, Rob Zombie, Tiger Army

  Keith MayRuh roh.​And just like that, the greatest holiday of the year is alllll over. So what'd you do? We had another action-packed weekend, of course, with our first stop at Long Beach's adorable annual tradition, the Haute Dog Howl'oween Parade and Pet Adoption Fair. Dogs? Way cuter than babies. See the proof here.After the jump, find photos of badass gramps(es?) competing in the 2009 Southland Senior Olympics Surfing Competition, a bunch of bands from Korn and Shiny Toy Guns to Girl Talk

  November 2, 2009

• The 2009 Southland Senior Olympics Surfing Competition

  Keith MayAn endless summer.​On Saturday, the HBCOA, or the Huntington Beach City Council on Aging (there is such a thing!) hosted the 2009 Southland Senior Olympics Surfing Competition on the south side of the Huntington Beach Pier in order to promote "active aging." The competition is open to men and women at the age of 50 and over who surf longboard and shortboard.The event helped raise funds for seniors in the community to participate in the Senior Olympic games. The HBCOA encourages health

  November 2, 2009

• What You Missed: OC Roller Girls, eS Skate Games World Championships, Pomona Pet Expo, Patchwork Festival

  Christopher Victorio Get outta the way, bitch! ​It's gettin' cold out there! Thankfully fun doesn't hibernate until spring in Orange County. But just in case you spent the weekend hiding beneath your blankets, let us fill you in on what you missed. Chris Victorio's weekend literally skated by as he shot some spectacular photos of the OC Roller Girls playing their last home game in Huntington Beach. Think again if you thought roller derby competitions were solely a phenomenon of the Midw

  November 16, 2009