Stereogum — Here’s how famous Sleater-Kinney’s Carrie Brownstein is now, thanks to Portlandia: She now gets to do things like throw out the first pitch at a baseball game. And here’s how much of a badass she is: She makes it look good. Brownstein threw the... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo: Carrie w/ Sleater-Kinney at T5 this month (more by PSquared) Carrie Brownstein has briefly mentioned she had written a memoir before, and now it has a title, Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl, and a release date: October 27, 2015.... more info

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Stereogum — Back in 2012, we learned that Carrie Brownstein, the Sleater-Kinney co-leader and Portlandia star, was working on a memoir, and she talked a bit about her process in an interview with us last year. (Brownstein also just interviewed Kim Gordon about h... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — It turns out Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein haven't run out of blue state oddballs to lampoon. "Portlandia," their sketch comedy series that airs on IFC, has been renewed for two more seasons. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Carrie Brownstein was already on Conan recently talking about her band Sleater-Kinney, and now the whole crew (new live member Katie of Sky Larkin included) returned to the show last night (1/20) to play "Surface Envy" off their great... more info

Stereogum — Sleater-Kinney haven’t yet started their first tour since getting back together, but they’ve already played two late-night talk shows. Last night, Carrie Brownstein led them through “A New Wave” on Letterman. And last night, the band blasted ... more info

Perez Hilton — Such a delightful music video! The American rock band Sleater-Kinney has a new album coming out soon and they've released a music video for one of the singles! It's called No Cities To Love, which is also the name of their album, and it starts off wi... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — With one foot in punkish indie rock and the other in off-kilter comedy, Carrie Brownstein has always considered herself an artist operating outside the mainstream. But her latest activities may be moving her gradually from "out" to "in." more info

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