When Gothamist caught wind of the new Metallica "rockumentary" it took us about 4 seconds to sink into the nostalgia of early high school and dust off our patched up acid washed jean jacket. Posters of this foursome stuck to our walls for at least a year before being replaced with more age appropriate things. Metallica as a band remained, but personal musical tastes on our side expanded, and faster than you could say "Napster"......

Did you miss the Pin-Up show back in February at Jen Bekman Gallery? No worries, there is another Pin-Up show tonight, appropriately titled Pin-Up Redux ::Details:: What: Pin-Up Redux Where: 6 Spring St (between Elizabeth and Bowery) When: June 30 - July 17, 2004 Who: featuring the work of agnes barley, mara bodis-wollner, kursten bracchi, tim carpenter, jacqueline dimilia, jake dobkin, benjamin donaldson, luke dougherty, anne hall, laura holder, andrea hornick, elinor mckay, dana miller,......

With all this talk about Fahrenheit 9/11 there is another important film that has gotten pushed to the wayside. Narrated by Morgan Freeman, The Hunting of the President is a documentary on Clinton's battle against a right wing attack lead by Kenneth Starr. Digging deep into the the smear campaign that culminated towards the end of Clintons presidency, Tina Brown (for the Washington Post) calls the film, "more damning than 'Fahrenheit 9/11.'" The official website......

Gothamist loves Clapton, we'll be going to check him out next Tuesday when he plays MSG. Last night, however, the guitar that Clapton bought in 1970 on a visit to Nashville was sold at auction for $959,500. On this same shopping trip in 1970 he purchased a total of six vintage Strats (with the going rate of about $300 a pop @ Nashville's Sho-Bud Shop). He gave one each to George Harrison, Pete Townshend and......

Incase you aren't going to see Aimee Mann tonight @ St. Ann's Warehouse but are still finding yourself in that chick-rock kind of mood, go check out Erin Mckeown. Described on her website as having the acerbic wit of Randy Newman, the innovative stylings of Bjork and Liz Phair, and the intricate arrangements of Elvis Costello, Gothamist is pretty sure this girl is worth checking out. She plays tonight, for free, at Pier 17/South......