No hippie can possibly outdo an English hippie for hippieness.
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It combines hippie attitudes with attitudes that couldn't be less hippie.
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Who doesn't love a little "Hippie to the hippie" and "Bubba to the bang bang boogie"?
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Our assumption was that it was basically upper-middle-class, white, hippie-ish—you know, like liberal hippie communities.
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Mr. Neville wrote several books, including "Playpower" (1970), predicting that technology would allow more leisure time, and "Hippie Hippie Shake" (1995) a memoir.
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I won't be denigrated as a hippie because the staples of the hippie lifestyle — nondairy milks, tofu, marijuana — have been given the corporate makeover.
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Hippie foods may have been absorbed into the mainstream, and to an extent hippie farming too, but the big hippie idea about food — that our eating has moral, ethical and political implications — has lost none of its power, and continues to feed a movement.
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A wannabe artist who drifted from hippie boyfriend to hippie boyfriend, Christine openly admitted — usually with screaming and swearing — that she wasn't up to the task of motherhood.
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" - Sara, 24 "Wiccan hippie wouldn't pay her taxes.
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I am surprised to see they have my Mad Hippie Vitamin C serum, which I ran out of a couple of weeks ago and usually buy straight from the Mad Hippie website.
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Purchasing some hippie sage wand diminishes its sacred meaning. 40.
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My parents, Richard, the writers who call me 'hippie, fat.
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There's Kristen's mom (Lahti), a boomer with big hippie energy.
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Or did she grow up Christian with her hippie mom?
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"The wedding was wild, a total hippie wedding," says Copetas.
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Steve Sanders gets his wallet heisted by a shifty hippie.
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"I'm a hippie, I don't get it," Ms. Collins recalled.
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Savory or sweet, granola is the ultimate crunchy hippie food.
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I mean, what kind of hippie wants to be CEO?
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It was a mosh pit of glam Rasta hippie froth.
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But the hippie wares now come with hefty price tags.
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He was the head of Hog Farm, a hippie commune.
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He saw opportunity in the counterculture hippie movement in California.
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Vippa has a hippie vibe and Ethiopian and Mexican fare.
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In hippie communities, it's easy to score a Scoby baby.
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The hippie movement was not forefronted by people of color.
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"I have a hippie value system," McNamee told me recently.
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"I had fabulous hair," she said; silky hippie goddess hair.
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She's not a hippie, but she's very carefree, very outgoing.
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It was an unlikely location for a hippie pottery store.
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Of course that's just my Hippie Puncher spin on things.
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Kaleidoscopic LoversThe guy singing this song sounds like a hippie.
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When we go skating he only listens to hippie music.
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Now, nearly 50 years later, Schapiro has revisited the American hippie counterculture, finding it alive and well — ecstatically, insuperably so — especially at Rainbow Gatherings, festivals like Burning Man, and other patchouli-scented hippie meccas.
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"It was basically an offspring of the hippie movie," she explained.
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There are Victorian ghosts, hippie ghosts and ghosts in zoot suits.
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He's also wearing a shirt from Cyrus' Happy Hippie merchandise collection.
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In those days techie culture was a subset of hippie culture.
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His grandson, John Paul Getty III, is a long-haired hippie.
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Hippie co-ops and intentional communities are dotted across the area.
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He was his own brand of hippie crossed with heroic frontiersman.
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"This was the hippie, 1978 meanings for the thing," Baker said.
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I dunno, just the hippie lifestyle, like, festivals, smoking weed, dabs.
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Have there been hippie Apleys, yuppie Apleys and stoner Apleys since?
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It turns out Lee was a bit of a hippie, too.
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By the mid-70s the hippie movement was looking pretty sick.
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He was the cool hippie rapper, and I was so enamored.
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"Did you used to be a hippie?" a student asks Baker.
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He served while I went from Sorority Sue to protesting hippie.
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Watch: How a hippie-inspired lifestyle gets monetized for social media
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Yeah, that stuff and the hippie freak-folk thing was big.
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Northern Rivers Is a Breezy, Ex-Hippie Wonderland for Australian Chefs.
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These were some of our favorites from the Space Hippie line.
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I was a Forest Hills hippie princess fallen upon hard times.
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"It's recycling," said Ms. Colon-Lugo, who calls herself a hippie.
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The whole Austin counter culture hippie community knew about it immediately.
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Bow is an Ivy League graduate with a white hippie dad.
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Read more: Vera Wang returns, with hippie hair and couture lingerie
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In the popular imagination, bonobos have a somewhat hippie-ish reputation.
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By then, I was no longer the gentle hippie of 1967.
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The Esalen Institute, a storied hippie hotel in Big Sur, Calif.
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There were these hippie kids, and while most of them were out enjoying themselves in Woodstock, these kids, indistinguishable from any other hippie you'd see on the street, were out committing the most brutal, grotesque murders.
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The Golden Ravedays 3 is out on March 31st on Hippie Dance.
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He gets all the nice side effects of having a hippie wife.
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The foursome attended meetings together at Marston's weird hippie aunt Carolyn's apartment.
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I was a jock, but I was kind of a hippie jock.
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His parents raised him on a hippie commune in Humboldt County, Calif.
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Norm is a kind of hippie icon who runs a healing center.
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The original Microbus was popularized during the Hippie movement in the 1960s.
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"Very good for an old hippie," Ms. Collins said with a smile.
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Holtz hates to hear the Co-op smeared as a hippie enterprise.
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Silicon Valley has many of its roots in this same hippie subculture.
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The looks combined seventies post-hippie burnout with nineties Orange County skater.
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And that's fine, because now, I want to be a hopeful hippie.
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"His parents were kind of hippie-dippie," one of Mattis's friends said.
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The grandfatherly hippie whose eyebrows I stroked earlier is giving erotic massages.
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Most of the old hippie comics have incredible covers and disappointing interiors.
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A reusable silicone zip-locking bag to appeal to their inner hippie
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He's just kind of an aging hippie, which, again, would be me.
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There was a bohemian, hippie overtone that is absent this time around.
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Skip was a hippie with long hair, a mustache and a Jeep.
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"They were cool—like, soul sisters with a hippie vibe," he says.
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" Ms. Smith offers an epic hippie-chick response: "It's all poetry, mannn!
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Paris dialed it back quite a bit, rocking a chic-hippie look.
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And Peter was just that casual and hippie-ish all the time.
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Hughston is convinced that the permits officer does not like "hippie events".
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When the Anjuna market was a hippie bazaar, bartering, not money, ruled.
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The first 100 attendees will also receive a reproduction of Hippie Dick!
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He intoned, "I said a hip-hop / The hippie / The hippie to the hip-hop," shimmying in his chair and flaring his fingers—the college stud who wants to look fine on the dance floor but not too fine.
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Which is to say that the hippie order of knowledge has been overturned.
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Another character falls in with a group of happy-go-lucky hippie types.
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There are two old hippie-looking men just wandering around in the café.
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But this dog, our dog, would not eat our hippie vegan dog food.
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I didn't know it had a music scene or was a hippie place.
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I was an anti-gun, love-everyone hippie running around the East Village.
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I'm not quite as much of a hippie as many seem to think.
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Get out of the car," he said, calling Kimmel a "godless Hollywood hippie.
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But I wanted to think that it was more like hippie sex-positivity.
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The desert is everywhere, and the hippie, bound by nothing, can be anywhere.
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She does look great in her hippie shades and weathered beach garb, though.
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They had arrived in Asia on the hippie trail in the late '60s.
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They had stumbled, quite accidentally, into one of America's most famous hippie enclaves.
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Hippie beach enclaves on the Baltic Sea have become resorts for trust-funders.
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"It's always been known as a hippie type of place," Mr. Peto said.
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After their departure, surprise: Charming Scamp William turns into Grumpy Feckless Hippie William.
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It wouldn't be a neighborhood fight with accusations of socialist hippie busy-bodies.
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Oh. I'm still a hippie and proud of it because we were right.
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He looked like just another hippie, but he was not of that species.
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The hippie look was kind of soft and fuzzy and out of focus.
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Hippie Modern: The Struggle for Utopia shows at BAMPFA through May 21, 2017.
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The baja hoodie has become emblematic of this breed of American hippie dropout.
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He was a bit of a 'hippie' if you know what I mean.
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The hippie movement, people smoking dope trying to getting rid of the problems.
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Bonnie may be hippie-dippie, but her mother turns it up to mystic.
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That is some West Coast hippie ass shit, but that's what I want.
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Even the hippie black people went through a really bad burnt-sienna period.
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But for a time, Ann Arbor really was something of a hippie sanctuary.
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I am also firmly anti-hippie, partly because I hate weed so much.
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I have become a little more hippie and a little more laid back.
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It was a royal hippie necklace, an accessory I never knew I needed.
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Phoebe evolved rapidly from hippie naïf to schemer, dreamer, peacekeeper, and pot-stirrer.
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IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CHORD1967 and the Hippie IdeaBy Danny Goldberg336 pp.
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I would have said this is bullshit hippie crap a few years ago.
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I've watched videos made by Mennonite teenagers, by hippie grandmas, by immigrant families.
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That was partly in keeping with the hippie, yippie tenor of the times.
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I'll never forget one night I walked in and saw these hippie guys.
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It's not only all the hippie imagery that we see in a WeWork.
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I like to create things, and I'm kind of a hippie at heart.
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As debates about the corporatization of Pride are raging this month, Hippie Dick!
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I believe it's an interesting conversation because the fair was originally started as more of a hippie thing than a historical reenactment thing and from the hippie movement what we can take away that was good about that is non-judgment.
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I wasn't much of a hippie, but I was a yippie—yippies were political.
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There's a comic about how awful hippie hysteria is, which was published in 1968.
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They looked like they were made by a Topanga Canyon hippie in the 290s.
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"I hate to say she was a hippie," says her mother, Alice, a homemaker.
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He's got the hustle, and he is also not a hippie, he's a preppy.
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My parents were so hippie that they planted my placenta under a rose bush.
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And because it was Kevin, he was expecting me to look like a hippie.
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What if all of these dabblers went whole hog with their hippie-ish interests?
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Unnamed: This feels like something that a hippie would take LSD and listen to.
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It was an escape to a kinda hippie camping zone and she was there.
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Especially in the hippie days, you know when they were trying to be free.
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I don't mean to sound like a hippie here, but money isn't everything, right?
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In other words, Doctor Strange, in part, inspired the hippie movement of the 24s.
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"We were hippie rock 'n' rollers," she said in a 1987 PEOPLE cover story.
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Hippie commune Hog Farm was tasked with providing free food for the Woodstock attendees.
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That adversarial voice was sometimes criticized by the military establishment as a hippie mindset.
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A "[Sunset] Strip hippie" explicitly mentions Coven and their debut album in the article.
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It was like a walking Circuit City built for a psychedelic hippie dream world.
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From the looks of the pictures, Cyrus is probably playing some type of hippie.
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I read Himmelstein and Woolhandler's NEJM articles and thought they were Harvard hippie Communists.
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"I was 37 or 38 when I did my first hippie flip," he says.
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The glam scene definitely was the transition from the 60s-hippie to punk rock.
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DAVIS'S HOUSE IN upstate New York is a kind of aging hippie fever dream.
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In the 1970s, he was meshing Menlo Park computer geeks with cool hippie types.
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" She wore "upper-class hippie clothes—gorgeous, and arty in a very swanky way.
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Even her wardrobe is out of sync with the other women's floaty, hippie layers.
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"It's a not so hippie kombucha," McLeod said, of the New England farmer's drink.
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In March, she played the Fillmore West, in San Francisco, the ultimate hippie venue.
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Okay. I'm happy to also offer artistic criticism of all the WeWork hippie art.
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"I was wearing this crazy hippie peasant dress with holes in it," she said.
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Mr. Max's psychedelic renderings helped define the hippie aesthetic of the 1960s and 1970s.
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Except what I really wanted to convey here was actually a very hippie idea.
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"I said a hip hop, the hippie to the hippie, the hip hip a hop, and you don't stop, a rock it, to the bang bang boogie, say up jump the boogie," the two-time Oscar winner rapped while pumping Kimmel's heart.
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Tell us a little about what its like to work with the Hippie Dance crew.
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This month, the company brought all three to the hippie haven of Venice Beach, California.
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"Not to sound like a hippie, but it should be fair trade, right?" he said.
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Try a sunny haze for hippie fave Coachella or go bright and bold for Bonnaroo.
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"You know, give me a little space, hippie, nice scarf!" original Nadia barks at Alan.
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An old hippie man behind me is trying to sell some sort of healing stones.
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Both also mirrored shards of my child-of-hippie-parents past and wellness-entrenched present.
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Popular representations of nudism reduce it to a hippie-dippy lifestyle or something purely sexual.
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Much of the book is dedicated to contrasting the hippie lifestyle with the status quo.
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It was described as a hippie thing, but now it's the future of the world.
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And I wanted the film to be a punk rock film, not a hippie film.
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KB: When I first started painting I was hanging out with hippie painters in Maine.
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What do you tell people who hate on Phish and think it's stupid hippie shit?
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In this case, removing the hippie, stoner vibe and replacing it with elegance and history.
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I was born and raised in the redwoods and grew up in a hippie commune.
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"I was raised with hippie parents, so I get down with the positive," he says.
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A tablet behind the steering wheel adds a 21st-century vibe to the hippie mobile.
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On Friday morning, however, a symbol of hippie hedonism came crashing down — at least temporarily.
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They were not hippie communes because it was the '80s and not the late '60s.
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The shag carpeting trend lasted through the '70s, and became associated with the hippie movement.
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We've had rock 'n' roll, hippie folk, funk, power ballads, punk, grunge, and death metal.
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But these are usually head bands which make you like an updated 21st Century Hippie.
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Is it that free-love hippie commune thing you've got going on at your place?
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Many of them—"the preppy boys, the hippie boys"—got into heroin eventually, she said.
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Look No Further Than This Center A Mobile Camera Oscura Lives Inside This Hippie Van
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In 1977, Penny Rimbaud was a 34-year-old hippie, performance artist, and former teacher.
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My uncle was a hippie and he came to visit us at my parent's house.
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Those things are more coping mechanisms than ways to expand her hippie horizons or whatnot.
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CCaT Love sells lots of cool hippie stuff in her shop, like crystals and incense.
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Yet for every hippie, there was a hawk — and therein lies a useful history lesson.
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His supporting role as a hippie in "Faces" (1968) earned him an Academy Award nomination.
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Manson's songs may have been doggerel, but he was a master of manipulative hippie jargon.
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"The group I'm in of lefty hippie professional women, it's definitely only marijuana," Claire said.
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Cally has become Calista, racked with guilt and hanging out with the hippie-stoner girls.
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For Mr. Skow, the finished house feels like a groovy 1960s or '70s hippie cabin.
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Apparently some scholars even speculate that "hipster" eventually became "hippie," before then coming back again.
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She wore a vintage sweater and hippie earrings and had the posture of a heron.
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It depicts a Los Angeles, Hollywood Hills-wandering "Nature Boy" — an early hippie — in 1945.
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It's usually about what people wear to said workouts or the company's hippie-ish sayings.
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While America was slower to shed sticky hippie trends of long hair, punk fashion, with its dark colors, tight black jeans, and Doc Martens, was intentionally anti-hippie, in the same way norm-core trends ascetically rebel against the over-stylized era of Lady Gaga.
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And he wasn't a hippie, but a con man who deliberately appropriated the trappings of hippie culture — mainly to manipulate vulnerable women caught up in the countercultural lifestyle, and then use those women to further manipulate his way into positions of power and influence.
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But even as capitalism has ingeniously integrated the hippie culinary ideals of the 1960s, the big countercultural idea about food — that our eating has moral, ethical and political implications — remains potent, Michael Pollan writes in his review of "Hippie Food," a book by Jonathan Kauffman.
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Blauvelt characterizes Hippie Modernism as capturing a movement very much counter to the reductionist aesthetics of color-field painting and Minimalism, but, in a sense, hippie modernism's maximalist design principles and social interventions were contributing to a bigger push for simplifying and streamlining lifestyle.
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She also proclaimed her fiancé to be an official "happy hippie" thanks to his charitable work.
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I go home, and my dad's like, 'You L.A. hippie with your crystals and your SoulCycle!
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My parents have always been very free as well, maybe I'm just a hippie at heart.
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Noisey: You've said that you wanted to tell the punk Dead story, not the hippie story.
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Amir: I mean, I am a hippie, but I'm lucky enough to have married a punk.
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Some people were, but they were sort of looked at as like, 'Oh, you're a hippie.
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It was this young hippie from Quebec— Francophone accent, mid 20s, progressive politics, chatty and friendly.
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Following her appearance on DeGeneres' show, Cyrus implored fans to donate through the Happy Hippie Foundation.
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It's a really sweet kind of hippie mafia based on organic food and non-governmental lifestyle.
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If this sounds like some hippie collective, or a hyperlocal Federal Reserve, that's because it is.
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No more ugly, bulky solar panels announcing to the neighborhood that you're a tree-hugging hippie.
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You overhaul your wardrobe with vibrant colors, hippie prints, and breezy shapes like there's no tomorrow.
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Although the charismatic Lanier was VR's biggest champion, he's since backed away from that hippie idealism.
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He is a West Texas desert hippie who paddles a canoe and smokes a cigarette simultaneously.
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So, a mixed Disney bag, as usual, with a hippie kid, confusing politics and fuzzy-wuzzies.
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Cassady formed a direct link between the Beats and the hippie drug culture that Leary inspired.
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Freud's influences — French New Wave power couples, Rastafarians — are as unexpected as her androgynous hippie look.
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So, get ready to snap, post, and bite: Flaming Wok, Four Boys, and Hippie Dips, too.
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Additionally, Hippie Sabotage and Wiley are going on tour together starting at the end of February.
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It's kind of a hippie women's clothing store in NoLIta, full of batik caftans and dresses.
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The arid desert was home to numerous hippie communes at the peak of the counterculture movement.
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"There's kind of a hippie guy living there and he likes the place," Mr. Selander said.
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Diana's hippie-esque divorced mother allowed her to go backpacking in Europe when she was 17.
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The unmistakable skunk smell of pot wafts through the crowd, lacing the event with a hippie vibe.
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I got pictures of him smiling, pictures of him singing, pictures of him looking like hippie Jesus.
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"After that song, I was no longer in that hippie-dippie chicken pickin' folk stuff" he says.
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In San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, Hippie Hill will again be the site of a 420 celebration.
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On top of that you got dope shit like Hippie Hill in San Francisco, Telegraph in Berkeley.
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He is, after all, an Austin, Texas, native, and hippie moralizing is endemic to that particular city.
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The legend among backpackers is that two Swiss discovered Boracay in the age of the Hippie Trail.
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In the spring of 1970, I was what might be described as a smart, politically aware hippie.
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Check out local vintage gem Charm School Vintage, which serves up a daily dose of hippie-chic.
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Hippie Hill is located between the Conservatory of Flowers and Haight Street on a sloping green lawn.
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"I had this idea of a futuristic hippie," Tanno said of the motivation behind the extra step.
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To me, a gong bath is of particular appeal because it taps into my hippie inner-core.
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There was a three-pound joint rolled at Hippie Hill, but it was confiscated by the cops.
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This gives Ultimate Disc its hippie-anti-capitalist reputation, but also leaves the game unfortunately under-appreciated.
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Finman first learned about bitcoin from a "hippie" at a protest, and he thought it sounded promising.
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Patti (Genevieve Angelson) is the wild child — "a hippie astronaut on re-entry," she's described without irony.
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It is false and defamatory to suggest that Julian Assange's mother is, or ever was, a "hippie".
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Psychedelics were historically associated with overuse during anti-establishment or anti-war hippie movements in the 1960s.
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"It's become a very liberal, compassionate, borderline hippie-like outlook on politics and societal issues," said Werner.
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I began pursuing my craft at age five, when my hippie parents started teaching me massage techniques.
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This method has also gained followers in chic hippie communities (Goop, obviously, has written about fertility awareness).
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He's made a video for one of the tracks, "For Sunny" featuring the influence of Hippie Sabotage.
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It's all really aggressive music, but it's kind of a hippie thing if you think about it.
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Stasher reusable bag, $12Appeal to their (and your) inner hippie with this sealable, reusable silicone storage bag.
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He has been a hippie, a Marine, a monk and, perhaps most surprisingly, now works in finance.
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His hippie-chic influence can be seen all over the place, from Lenny Kravitz to Kate Moss.
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The hippie era was on its way out as it hadn't delivered what it seemed to promise.
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When I'm in Byron, I dress to match the hippie vibe and wear anything that's beach-friendly.
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Although it may sound ridiculous, this hippie-dippy endeavor has spent significant time in the planning stages.
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Elaine does attract men easily, beginning with a genial hippie professor type named Wayne (Jeffrey Vincent Parise).
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Fieri explains that his hippie upbringing impacted his awareness of the environment and how we treat it.
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Ties My hippie mother did not interfere when I left home as a teen to seek enlightenment.
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" Actress Illeana Douglas "EASY RIDER depicted the rise of hippie culture, condemned the establishment, and celebrated freedom.
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Messy, diffuse and ever-expanding, it's like a hippie prayer circle where every congregant gets a turn.
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He's a wavy-haired sixty-five-year-old, with the sunny manner of an undefeated hippie idealist.
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Graham was a brash, scrappy entrepreneur who made himself indispensable to spreading San Francisco's emerging hippie culture.
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I think it really helps that he's not some New Age, hippie-dippie person from the city.
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Phoebe rápidamente evolucionó de la hippie ingenua a ser soñadora, intrigante, la mediadora y también la cizañera.
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Reading time The bus has books like "Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia," which examines utopian impulses.
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He was a musician first, and a genuine peace-and-love hippie the rest of the time.
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Peloton's 20+ instructors range from hippie-dippie gurus to no-nonsense trainers that fit your personality type.
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The luxury accommodations mark a notable shift from the hippie counterculture of Woodstock nearly 50 years ago.
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Liam Hemsworth is officially a "happy hippie," and all it took was a visit to a children's hospital.
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Iron Fist, billionaire hippie and magical white savior of the mystical Easter kingdom of K'un-Lun is… tolerable.
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He's a little bit too much of a hippie, and Jann takes the idea and runs with it.
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Evergreen, in other words, is trying not to be a caricature of the hippie white Pacific Northwest liberal.
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To misquote Timothy Leary, the 1960s hippie guru, a holiday is time to "turn off and drop out".
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Mr. Goodman, 61, opened Trash and Vaudeville in 1975, in what was formerly Limbo, a hippie clothing shop.
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Cinematographer Jeanne Lapoirie effortlessly eases the viewer between a bustling hippie Paris and the golden-green French countryside.
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Mr Lanier describes one associate as a "hippie physicist musician", another as a Wyoming rancher and rock lyricist.
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"Way back in the '80s, we wanted everything to be free because we were hippie socialists," said Lanier.
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" She described Eugene as a hippie town, adding, "A lot of people have been saying it's 'Classic Eugene.
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We talked to Besson about reading the comic in his youth, optimism, love, and whether he's a hippie.
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Tracy told me he knows how to find common ground with his hippie mother: by trashing both candidates.
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Revisit THUMP's review of 2015's Mysteryland, which saw the festival rebrand itself as a neo-hippie enclave.
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For the first time, food truck vendors were a part of this year's 4/20 Hippie Hill celebration.
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Scrolling through her Instagram page reveals that she is indeed a hippie gal who loves the natural world.
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His tangential hippie lunacy has transcended the occasional side comment and completely eclipsed his job as a commentator.
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I often think about the Hippie Trail, and how so many hippies traveled all the way to Pakistan.
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Cyrus and Hemsworth have donated $500,000 to The Malibu Foundation through Cyrus' charity, Happy Hippie, a representative said.
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These members of the new tech worker movement don't sound like the "hippie yuppies" of the Californian Ideology.
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As it happened, another member, Bruce Bernfeld (perhaps the club's only hippie) saw me racing after Mr. Gelfman.
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The Eastern Medicine Thing I know it's a hippie-dippy thing, but I'm a fan of oil pulling.
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There are flowers, saturated colors, and some kind of idyllic summer festival at a hippie commune or something.
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Not only big flips down big stairs, pinches on long rails, smooth ledge dancing, and viral hippie flips.
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Punk was often mischaracterized as being this anti-hippie thing— like it was the punks vs the hippies.
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The modern cannabis flower typically averages 6-8 percent THC, whereas 1960s "Hippie Weed" averaged just 1 percent.
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Something that felt like it would suit the hippie chick and the girl who's very Céline, fashion-forward.
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If you're interested in trippy, hippie shit and like weird manga, this is the book you were seeking.
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I was with a hippie-dippy guy who was gorgeous, and we were always going on camping trips.
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Last year, they opened a coffee shop, selling fruit juice and espresso to the international hippie backpacker set.
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Once, Mr. Darnton approached a man — "kind of a hippie, with large cowboy boots" — in a hotel lobby.
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At the dark confluence of hippie and Hitler, you can buy a year's supply of earth-friendly quinoa.
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It came from a virtuous bakery, even by Victoria's hippie standards — grain bought locally and ground in-house.
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"So I go to the girl at the cash register—a little hippie girl in Asheville," he said.
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"I wanted them to come across as what they were, which was essentially a hippie family," she said.
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In honor of the original Miles Thomas, who never foresaw a guy like me, a long-haired hippie.
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A holdover from the hippie past, this breakfast confection is full of ingredients that are easy to justify.
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The 2010s was the decade that wellness shed its fringe, hippie-dippy connotations and exploded into mainstream consciousness.
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Goa: The Indian coastal state was once an enclave for hippie Westerners who relished its laid-back culture.
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Remnants of the original hippie market can be found, but these vendors concede their days are likely numbered.
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As a dirty hippie of long standing, my heart has always been with those who itch for revolution.
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I started looking for help and ended up with my friend's mom, who was kind of a hippie.
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Creators spoke to co-curator of the exhibit, Greg Castillo, an associate professor in the Department of Architecture at the College of Environmental Design at UC Berkeley, about the raucous of the hippie era: Creators: What were some of the main concepts you hoped to communicate through the Hippie Modernism exhibit?
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Leon sells these hippie-kitsch items through a company called Purple Haze Properties LLC with longtime friend Andrew Pitsicalis.
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It has a history as a hippie-ish statement, but also the world does feel like it needs love.
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It was perception, was a hippie, counting some pennies, and reality is a yuppie with an American Express card.
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Bliss: Transformational Festivals & the Neo Hippie is published by Powerhouse Books and available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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Many books about the early days of Silicon Valley play up the hippie-meets-techie culture that shaped it.
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On Thursday, Miley Cyrus announced on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that she's donating $500,000 through her Happy Hippie Foundation.
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Maybe that makes me sound like a hippie, but that's not really it—I don't like to judge people.
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The bartender was an older hippie woman with ample cleavage who regaled us with tales of a local bordello.
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Some of the celebrations are bigger than others; Hippie Hill in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park typically draws thousands.
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I helped with the creative direction and made it super, super me, full of crystals and hippie-dippy s—.
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He told law enforcement he was a "peaceful hippie" who doesn't have weapons and wasn't looking to hurt anyone.
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On Thursday, Miley Cyrus announced on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that she's donating $1003,000 through her Happy Hippie Foundation.
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As the Dead's "Ripple" plays in the background, Weir boards a hippie van that putters off into the distance.
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"And in his widely quoted opposition to SCOTUS' approval of same-sex marriage, Scalia wrote: "Ask the nearest hippie.
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It was a freak accident, whether we're a hippie establishment or not ... We still clothe and diaper our children.
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Romantic poet met Oxford don met hippie landed gentry in a contemporary hodgepodge of glossy surfaces and slouchy attitude.
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More cerebral than a stereotypical football player, he is matched in post-hippie free-spirit vibes by his partner.
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But we landed back in the USA feeling that John Wayne was a bit too hippie for our taste.
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And she didn't wear all the hippie flowers, she just wore these black pantsuits or white pantsuits, you know?
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Inside, though, the walls are lined with striking murals of a majestic agave plant and a hippie-style bus.
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Consider, for example, the hippie festivals of Parco Lambro, in Milan—dozens of naked people in a public park.
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I left Melbourne and retreated to Byron Bay, my strange, little hippie hometown on the East Coast of Australia.
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She gets to be outlandish, horrible, and gorgeous, then flounce off into the fields aglow with hippie self-righteousness.
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The land once hosted a hippie compound led by former Harvard professor Timothy Leary, who manufactured LSD on-site.
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She's a lifelong home cook, raised by hippie parents who grew their own food and cooked in solar ovens.
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Jonathan Kauffman's "Hippie Food" argues that the way we eat today was shaped by the counterculture of the 1960s.
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With biker looks, punk looks and hippie looks, with leather, leopard and tie-dye, Ms. Versace challenges gender stereotypes.
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But as much as it sounds like a hippie fantasy, Poole's has a less-than-flattering reputation in town.
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She described him as "a bit of a clown" and "a bit of a hippie," but an extremist nonetheless.
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Christopher Peters: It's some sort of healthy hippie food, basically, grains and fruits and nuts and stuff like that.
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We need rekindle the spark of idealism and change we may have inherited from our latter-day hippie parents.
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Her suits, made in California, combine hippie prints and colorways with inventive details, such as chain straps and fringe.
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And "Highway Vagabond" is downright shaggy, even though its lyrics about hippie drifters are better suited to Jake Owen.
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His targets can be quite specific: the drug-wrecked hippie movement of the 1960s, the American war in Iraq.
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An odd-couple scenario develops—a vodka-chugging Wasp (Fonda) and a bong-toting hippie (Tomlin) become unlikely pals.
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"It's not the bricks of whole wheat bread that you think of from the hippie days," Mr. Yankellow said.
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Where he was the Oklahoma child in Los Angeles, he was in turn the Los Angeles hippie in Oklahoma.
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The changes to the bus's original facade are subtle — "It's not a crazy rainbow hippie art bus," Gleeson says.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Gene Barnes, aka Portia Manson, began publishing the queer porn zine Hippie Dick!
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I can also hear it in all my hippie friends' attempts to find the most healing kale salad for me.
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"Thank you to Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth and The Happy Hippie Foundation for bringing joy and laughter to our patients!"
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My parents came of age as hippies in California, the cradle of hippie food in the US, according to Kauffman.
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All of it—these transgressions against the cultist mentalities of hippie food and New Age spirituality—made my heart race.
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Then I see Yvonne DeLaRosa Green and her husband Sam, the effervescent hippie owners of a cannabis shop in Malibu.
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If this sounds like a 1960s hippie vision of peace and love, I can confirm that it pretty much is.
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Van Houten said she later met Manson through an acquaintance at Spahn Ranch, a hippie compound outside of Los Angeles.
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Goldin left home at 14 to live in a Massachusetts hippie commune, during which time she became the school's photographer.
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They are donating $500,000 dollars to The Malibu Foundation through Miley's charity, Happy Hippie, in hopes to restore Malibu's magic.
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In 2015, Mysteryland rebranded to embrace the spirit of Woodstock hippie culture, which took place in Bethel back in 1969.
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Fifty years ago, notoriously liberal Afghanistan was full of hippie tourists, while hordes of Italian sunbathers flocked to Somalia's beaches.
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A longtime supporter of LGBTQ rights, Cyrus established the Happy Hippie Foundation in 2014, which helps homeless and LGBTQ youth.
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Her house is exactly as you'd picture it: a little dirty, cluttered with antique furniture, musical instruments, and hippie art.
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Meanwhile the culture also began to shift away from its roots in the hippie movement and the cyberpunk-rave thing.
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They're a cuddly ice cream flavor and Jerry's like a happy hippie who means nobody any harm, he's Santa Claus.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — Furniture designer George Nakashima (1905–19933) once called himself the first hippie.
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As for her own children, they were frankly a nightmare: Patti a damn hippie and Ron, eventually, a ballet dancer.
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They are donating $500,000 dollars to The Malibu Foundation through Miley's charity, Happy Hippie, in hopes to restore Malibu's magic.
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Noisey: The video for Metallica's comeback single "Hardwired" is practically the same as your own 21 promo for "Hippie Speedball".
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Mr. Sylvas said the lines at the Hippie Kitchen were growing longer, and there were more tents on the sidewalks.
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It's inspired by an old urban legend about hippie babysitters from the free love era doing LSD and eating babies.
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Mr. Decret's parents came to watch the documentary and told him the whole phenomenon had a hippie vibe, he said.
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Lee's Donuts was started by a self-proclaimed "hippie dippy" couple, and their same recipe has been used since 1979.
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That Nixon-Reagan rightward shift did not repeal the 1960s or push the counterculture back to a beatnik-hippie fringe.
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"I dressed like a hippie pimp," he says of his sartorial style during the period when he made the film.
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The daughter of hippie parents, she grew up on a farm outside Santa Barbara, down the road from Ronald Reagan.
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The so-called godfather of glass is Bob Snodgrass, a seventy-one-year-old hippie who lives in Eugene, Oregon.
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When Sienna Miller wore neon yellow sunglasses and a huge studded hippie belt, it was awesome because it was new.
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Ms. Chasser, a self-described "barefoot hippie" who has been living outside for over two decades, will not go quietly.
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My mom was, like, a hippie for life, but my grandma was this very traditional woman who never wore jeans.
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It has convinced lots of state lawmakers, many of whom are likely predisposed to see EVs as hippie toys anyway.
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In his latest newsletter, he has links to a diverse array of dishes, from hippie tofu, above, to homemade pizza.
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It turns out your hippie uncle with the pot farm may have been exaggerating about how green his buds were.
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He thought of himself as a hipster, not a hippie, and was attracted more to the musicians than their music.
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" Before long, some Americans buzz cuts were staging anti-hippie rallies, holding placards with sayings like "Long Hair Is Communism.
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Pope Francis is accused, Russia prepares to go nuclear offshore and Denmark wonders what to do with a hippie commune.
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And while I certainly wasn't a hippie back in 1969, I think deep in my heart I am one now.
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HIPPIE FOOD How Back-to-the-Landers, Longhairs, and Revolutionaries Changed the Way We Eat By Jonathan Kauffman 21970 pp.
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WHILE HIPPIE COMMUNES have become a cliché, their DNA has nevertheless been passed down to some of today's intentional communities.
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Odell grew up in the Bay Area, and her work is full of unabashed hippie moments that might provoke cynicism.
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In these shadowy renderings, the artist resembles a bearded, long-haired hippie 60 years ahead of the Summer of Love.
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But they keep replaying their old hippie versus hard-hat grudge matches and imposing them on the rest of us.
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Nussbaum wore nylon athletic shorts and a T-shirt, and carried her sheet music in a hippie-style embroidered sack.
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"There is a stereotype that yogis are a bunch of hippie types of people who are not militaristic," he said.
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The same for Angela; her apartment is hippie, but we imagine that Jacqueline's place is probably cold, quiet and empty.
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The bitterness of Vietnam and Watergate lingered; hippie utopianism was giving way to a more selfish search for individual satisfaction.
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Richard Nixon didn't establish the EPA because beneath all of his insecurity and lying he was actually a tree-hugging hippie.
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The PalaisPopulaire summer 22019 exhibition, called Summer of Love, featured works on paper that referenced hippie culture and mid-22019s activism.
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" At a young age, Wheeler was exposed to one of the great lampoons of the hippie era, Gilbert Shelton's "Freak Brothers.
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YASMIN WIJNALDUM Number of followers: 5,625 Vibes: Hippie babe dream girl Why She Rules: She's the one to watch right now.
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It was a lowly B-side on Pachanga Boys' Girlcatcher EP, released on German label Hippie Dance, way back in 2011.
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"I lived a long time without saying I was transgender," the self-described hippie, a tomboy and a party girl explained.
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You can find it in Miley Cyrus's rebranding herself as a "happy hippie" or in satires of organic farms on Portlandia.
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" While Gene never saw his sister wearing the blonde wig, he says she used to wear "different hats and hippie clothes.
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If her style skews more haute than hippie, this sleek pyramid salt lamp is the perfect marriage of form and function.
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Or is the real problem "the hippie," as his victim comes to be nicknamed, who mistakes petty concerns with true injustices?
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Nor is this an argument for some kind of hippie anarchy or post-apocalyptic, anything-goes, Burning Man, Running Man society.
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So, which is your favorite: six-pack abs Trudeau, surfer-chic Trudeau, hippie professor Trudeau, or Cruise circa Risky Business Trudeau?
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This group of misfits is rounded out by the arrival of Emily (Johnson), a mysterious hippie in an Alabama-plated Mustang.
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My older sisters and I were at a hippie camp in the Alps that summer, not far from the Italian border.
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At 313, he was selling drugs and doing acid, ecstasy, and mushrooms — he went through a little "hippie stage," he said.
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He was able to blend into the burgeoning hippie scene, and began to exercise his ability to manipulate and control people.
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That's not to deny the old adage about "sex, drugs, and rock and roll" being at the heart of hippie culture.
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This riff on the fabled Last Word combines two aesthetics millennials love—Prohibition-era cocktail lore with a hippie forager twist.
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It was an instant sensation in the heart of the hippie and music scene, capitalizing on the 1967 Summer of Love.
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"After her hippie British parents are murdered, Lilly is raised at a Sufi shrine in Morocco," reads the blurb on Goodreads.
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You even have like Esalen, the super hippie retreat on the Pacific Ocean, is now like burnt-out Silicon Valley people.
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"It has this very earthy, hippie kind of vibe that goes back to when I was a kid," Ms. Mahoney said.
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Ms. Leitch, who described her mother's style as "very hippie eclectic," prefers a neater aesthetic, keeping surfaces clear and possessions tidy.
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They left behind the hippie libertarianism of Steve Jobs for an aggressive version that was more in line with Ayn Rand.
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Hippie communities of the '212009s often wound up reifying the same restrictive and imbalanced gender norms that they purported to escape.
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Soon he rekindled the love of psychedelic drugs he'd developed in his wandering pre-Clash hippie days—mushrooms, LSD, DMT, MDMA.
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Birkenstock's two-strap Arizonas, once derided as hippie shoes, have been imitated by designer labels like Prada, Céline, Givenchy and Coach.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Growing up in San Francisco, I'd heard about the Esalen Institute, a storied hippie hotel in Big Sur, Calif.
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But anyone who views this idiosyncratically earthy habit of hers as hippie unseriousness or mere affectation should have come to Ojai.
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By the time Mr. LaRocca's parents got there in the late 1970s, though, Helltown was known mostly as a hippie haven.
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She couldn't design one of those hand-loomed, 21-color hippie flannels like Neil Young wore back in the "Harvest" days.
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Finally, to play us off, here are the Hygrades with "Rough Rider," humid Nigerian hippie funk from back in the 1970s.
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In the sixties and seventies, Brand's "Whole Earth Catalog" attracted a cult following, with its mixture of hippie and techie advice.
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It somehow seems very Gen X that she was born in July 1967, the hippie pinnacle in the Summer of Love.
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This year's Places to Go list includes Dubrovnik, Croatia; under-the-radar Mediterranean islands; and a Portuguese hippie-chic nature reserve.
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Viggo Mortensen's nominated leading-man turn in the hippie-family tear-jerker "Captain Fantastic" can also be viewed via those services.
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Coming home after spending 2½ years stationed overseas in the early 1960s, he was shocked to find the hippie invasion underway.
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Both parents were hippie intellectuals, members of the counterculture who taught their children to prize independent thinking and buck the system.
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Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia continues at the Cranbrook Art Museum (39221 Woodward Ave, Bloomfield Hills, Mich.) through October 9.
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It's no accident that these books came in the aftermath of Vietnam and Watergate, amid the embers of the hippie age.
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Likewise, Roberts' utopian van is chimerical, a vision of a queerness that's elusive and caught in the undertow of hippie idealism.
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Steven Universe (Zach Callison) lives in Beach City with his hippie musician father Greg (Tom Scharpling) and three de facto aunts.
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Instagram Poppy Delevingne clearly has an unparalleled passion for music, the desert, and the hippie-themed attire that naturally goes with both.
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Aesthetically, punk rebelled against the relaxation (both of mindset and jean fit) of the hippie movement and sparkly clean shine of disco.
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For Walker, someone who's called herself "a hippie for years," Cyrus' encouragement to "be yourself" has truly brought her vision to life.
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Maggie Rogers is a lot of things: she's a witch feminist rockstar, a modern hippie pop star, and everyone's current musical crush.
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Hippie is the wrong word... he's an engineer but the people involved could not have made the journey without being people people.
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My hippie roommate fed me a lot of New Age rituals that I never bought into — until she smudged our new house.
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In the midst of their heartbreak, the pop star and actor donated $500,000 to The Malibu Foundation through Cyrus' Happy Hippie Foundation.
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Like when I was in the hippie era, people wore clothes from the 30s 'cause that's what they found in thrift shops.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1967, Chicago-based photojournalist Steve Schapiro became famous for chronicling The Hippie in the Haight.
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In the world of basketball, there exists a hippie who talks on TV, narrating whatever acid flashback is running through his brain.
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Last year, she launched the Happy Hippie Foundation to raise awareness and funds for LGBTQ youth, homeless youth, and other underprivileged populations.
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Members of Charles Manson's hippie cult killed five people inside the home the actress, who was married to movie director Roman Polanski.
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But while the Jasons were too militaristic for anti-war protesters, they were also seen as too hippie for the military folks.
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Richard Burr, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, is not exactly a long-haired hippie out to get the Commander-in-Chief.
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The Cheesecake Lady—of Twirling Hippie Confections in Colorado is not pleased with how things are going in the Colorado edibles community.
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Noisey: I have already met one other spiritual healer and someone into holistic therapy and you all have this patchwork hippie bag.
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I would say now, hippie, means to honor that and bring that forth, everyone attempting to be on an equal playing field.
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It is a weird, hippie bastion of progressive urbanism but, being in Texas, it is also in thrall to cars and freeways.
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Instead, it's like Emma Watson's medicine cabinet met Goop and the two had an eco-conscious hippie baby who enjoys oil-pulling.
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Similarly reduced is the character of Pussycat, a young hippie who hitchhikes a ride with Cliff and speaks only in sexual innuendo.
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While this might sound like hippie metaphysical jargon to you, there's a deep truth here that's extremely relevant to every business owner.
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There's a bit of a hippie feel to the boutique, with incense, sandalwood oil and malachite stones as part of the mix.
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Wasn't that the time in your life that you were kind of a hippie guy who was rebelling against just about everything?
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It was, after all, an earth held in common that inspired the hippie Modernists to find new ways of designing and living.
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"We wanted to see if it was possible to combine this nomadic hippie life with a nine-to-five job," Smith explained.
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After nine terms as mayor of the town of Mountain Iron the self-described "hippie" and former school teacher is standing down.
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But then there was also the radical-hippie group who came in and held orgies with marijuana and acid and sexy dancers.
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One of the best Saturday morning markets is on Rua Mourato Coelho in Vila Madalena, a hippie-turned-hipster-turned-upscale neighborhood.
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The original Woodstock took place during the peak of the hippie movement when peace, love, and harmony were the most prominent themes.
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It's basically hippie tofu (above): bean curd marinated in unfermented soy sauce, fried in coconut oil and served over rice and quinoa.
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The lasting cultural impression Manson has left is that of a rogue element, a horribly defective product of San Francisco's hippie counterculture.
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The company, known for its friendly hippie attitude and social consciousness, had been bought by Unilever for $326 million several years before.
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While today he is trim and clean shaven, back then he had the hippie Jesus look — long hair and a bushy beard.
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Hippie climbers, they were sometimes called, because of their long hair, the loud music they played and the drugs they sometimes took.
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The third current shaping hippie food flowed directly from counterculture politics, with its critique of capitalism and romantic notions about preindustrial life.
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His white mother, a wandering hippie and spiritual seeker, later converted to evangelical Christianity and denounced his father's religious practices as demonic.
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After finding success on television and Broadway, he established a progressive school and later wandered around America as a late-blooming hippie.
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Fabián, encouraged by Verónica, finds his way to the extraterrestrial love shack (which is tended by a sweet, hippie-ish older couple).
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In search of reassurance, tech workers commandeered the old hippie retreat Esalen, co-opted Burning Man, got interested in psychedelics and meditation.
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Lenny Belardo is an orphan left by his hippie parents to be raised by nuns in an orphanage in the United States.
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Conforming to no stereotype — they were health-food enthusiasts and hippie-bashers — they were each, in their way, sympathetic to visual art.
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In the '232s, Levi's became, in the words of Ms. McClendon, "the de facto uniform of the hippie," increasing its broader popularity.
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But I wear Teva sandals all the time, especially when I'm traveling, and I'm not a hippie (at least not on weekdays).
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In keeping with the 70s hippie cult aesthetic, there were references to the Grateful Dead, Timothy Leary, Joan Baez, and Haight-Ashbury.
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Eat Travis Lett is a bearded, hippie-chic chef who runs a trio of popular restaurants in the beachside community of Venice, Calif.
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In the six-episode comedy series, Cyrus plays a young hippie who challenges the conservative beliefs of a traditional suburban New York couple.
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I am a total hippie and I carry these things around with me, much to the dismay of my poor arms and shoulders.
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It's worlds away from the hippie trail that made his name but it is driven by the same passion for far-flung places.
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The reunited couple spread some joy at the Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego on Thursday on behalf of Cyrus' Happy Hippie Foundation.
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All we had was Kate's bag, and she had nothing except this hippie-dippie spray deodorant — probably the first natural deodorant ever made.
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Viewers should be marveling at the seamless way in which the camera floats from a bar to the street into a hippie van.
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My mother, queen of hippie food and herbalism, stayed home in Bolinas, California, to study plants, teach flower essence classes, and write poetry.
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And while they may never see an official Olympic version, Nike also announced four models of an exploratory sneaker collection called Space Hippie.
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The couple started the Lonely Planet travel guides in 1973 after driving a minivan through Asia's hippie backpacker trail from London to Australia.
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A young Berkeley student, barefoot and holding a single daisy, stands in front of a Brutalist academic building, the epitome of hippie innocence.
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Other days it might be a faux-fur vest, designer jeans, and sandals—a combination of hippie, hipster, and gypsy … call it hipsy.
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And therefore, we're stepping in with significant investment, the Space Hippie shoe that you're describing is the most sustainable shoe that's been created.
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In the second segment, Mr Cohen's hippie-leftie has dinner with a South Carolina Republican delegate and her husband in their ornate home.
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Will it be more like a hippie commune in the Nevada desert or an misguided city-within-a-city in the Nevada desert?
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That sort of flowery cheerleading might come off like naïve hippie bullcrap from most bands, but not the way Culture Abuse sings it.
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I remember enjoying it, a sort of hippie rock musical version of the passion play that we spent a lot of time studying.
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As much as we've loved reliving our '90s days, we're ready to re-embrace the boho, hippie decade once more — flares and beyond.
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The hippie thing went too far for me in the peace and love department, too—but it actually still is a beautiful idea.
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Poor Misty — a peace-loving hippie with the power of resurrection — has been trapped in a science class as one of hell's residents.
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WATCH: The Craziest Hippie Festival in the Jungle Milla: A passenger once got so drunk that he threw up in his sick bag.
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And you know, my wife was a punk when we were teenagers and I was a hippie, and there was always that divide.
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Not that long ago, calls for a move to wind and solar power were widely perceived as impractical if not hippie-dippy silly.
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"It's all really aggressive music, but it's kind of a hippie thing if you think about it," he told Noisey back in 2017.
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After all, topless sunbathing is legal in Austin, and Barton Springs is known for its hippie visitors who love to keep Austin weird.
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Over 1,43 attendees marked their interest in the event on Facebook, but on "Hippie Hill", even more appeared to attend throughout the day.
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At the same time, the "natural look" grew in popularity, likely inspired by flower power, hippie culture, and a rejection of the mainstream.
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But rather the reluctant new police chief (Roy Scheider), the hippie oceanographer (Richard Dreyfuss), some compressed air, a rifle and a toothsome smile.
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Woodstock was a poorly organized three-day festival filled with musical legends, horrible weather, traffic jams, hippie fashion, and '60s peace and love.
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By the end of the 1960s, Vandenberg was traveling alongside hippie communities around the U.S. and Canada, living in squats and informal shelters.
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The 26-year-old is also the founder of the Happy Hippie Foundation, a nonprofit working to combat homelessness and promote LGBTQ rights.
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The neo-hippie installation by Wlademir Dias-Pino, "Brazilian Visual Encyclopedia" (1970-2016), is a wild compendium of collages made with found materials.
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I stand opposite a hippie old enough to be my grandfather and stroke his bushy gray eyebrows, then tug gently on his goatee.
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There's another location on S Lamar St. Wheatsville Food Co-op: The hippie dream is alive and well at Wheatsville Food Co-op.
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Moroccan-inspired chokers are the ultimate hippie accessory; the brand took them a step further, thanks to the addition of bright, multicolored enamel.
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Many characters from "The Fosters" stop by, among them the girls' moms, Stef and Lena, who give the hippie collective the side-eye.
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Second, Lucy is not "essentially kidnapped," and William is not a sexual predator ("a hippie Ariel Castro who sexually enslaves his former pupil").
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The third is a seemingly cool hippie bro who soothes Al's nerves with a potent smoke-out session and promises of discounted pricing.
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I think he hid that from his followers because that was very much frowned upon universally by that generation, by the hippie generation.
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According to a news release for the company, inspiration came from Buckminster Fuller and the hippie modernist movement of the 1960s and '70s.
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"I call it the tomb of the unknown hippie," Duke Devlin, a longtime "site interpreter" for the museum, declared in a museum video.
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But give it credit: At least "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" understood from the outset that hippie style was essentially a cartoon.
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" Mr. Loigman, an assistant district attorney in the Bronx, agreed that "there's definitely a stereotype about vegans, that they're these hippie, liberal people.
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The illegal drugs relegated to rave and hippie culture have been popping up in clinical trials at top universities all over the world.
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Tucked at the back of a brick building between a barber parlor and an art gallery, it has a casual, hippie-ish vibe.
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Though now subsumed by the greater Kathmandu sprawl, Patan's Durbar Square is cleaner and more hippie-free than its counterpart to the north.
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As the festival expands, Fair community must reconcile it's countercultural identity with the increasing commodification of hippie ethos and critiques of cultural appropriation.
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That many such offerings tend to be far more upscale than their 1970s counterparts no doubt helps to remove any lingering hippie vibe.
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Starting with the "back-to-landers" and free-spirited hippie movement in the late 1960s, growers refined the science of pot farming here.
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Newsome does not mean "love" in a hippie-dippy kind of way, but in a "love for your fellow man" kind of way.
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Also, I just heard of a service called a sound bath, which might be too hippie-ish even for the likes of me.
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And Amber Heard and Wyatt Cenac are hippie-dippie caricatures whose free-love philosophy is as much a sham as Vivian's filmmaking ethics.
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Cyrus founded the nonprofit, the Happy Hippie Foundation, which secures and provides resources to LGBTQ youth, homeless young people, and other vulnerable communities.
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Stuart's semiliterate hippie musings are pure perfection, as are Faith's various nemeses in love, life and homeownership, who pop up with welcome regularity.
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The red sands and pebbles on Morocco's west coast have that tousle-haired, driftwood-bar hippie haze and some consistently great point breaks.
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On a patch of land past a large junkyard lies a community of converted school buses, a remnant of the hippie the days.
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Overall, Hippie Modernism paints a picture of radical and rhizomatic action, taking place on a global scale and largely independent of controlling interests.
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He credits experiences in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood — the epicenter of the hippie movement — for his eventual decision to seek conscientious objector status.
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And our Church is also inspired by the Source Family, and the other sort of semi-hippie organizations of the 1960s and 1970s.
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Risha's mother, a hippie, was enamored with the group's musicians and how they attempted to spread a message of bringing peace to the world.
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But I was terrified because of who this woman was — this larger-than-life, free-spirited, New Age urban hippie who was into everything.
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I know I sound like a cliche-ass hippie right now, but, like, just try the best you can to live in the moment.
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Inka was into old photographic processes, she was a born vegetarian, and she sewed her own clothes in a sort of hippie, grandma style.
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In truth, Whole Foods was never the brainchild of a stereotypical hippie, crunchy as its tofu ginger rice muffins and kale bouquets may be.
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Though you won't find peace signs or tie-dye in many contemporary fashion magazines, the neo-hippie subculture has seeped into the American mainstream.
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To a non–Bliss Ninny, the scenes pictured here look like parodies of hippie culture, fulfilling every stereotype of the "Kumbaya"-singing granola cruncher.
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Having come to San Francisco to join the revolution, the hippie converts found nothing was more countercultural than the totalizing work of following Jesus.
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Kutcher exhibited his versatility between a pot-smoking hippie, a Karl Lagerfeld-esque fashion diva named Darl, and even a spiritual biker named Swordfish.
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These communities are known for off-the-grid "hipnecks" (a portmanteau of redneck and hippie) whose livelihoods depend almost completely on black market cannabis.
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Martha Hunt hit the dunes of the Black Rock Desert wearing what's more or less a mermaid-inspired bikini with a slight hippie twist.
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My parents likened this to their own youth, when the hippie movement borrowed mantras and fashions from the East throughout the 60s and 70s.
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Recently, in an effort to re-invigorate my practice, I've been doing some guided meditations, complete with positive affirmations, like a real fucking hippie.
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"She told friends she was saving money so she could come visit him in L.A." Once she arrived, the brunette hippie decided to stay.
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Now I'm a fucking hippie who sits at home all day and writes about Instagram for Noisey, while fantasizing about scanning items at Target.
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One police officer at the scene said he mistook Mr. Margolis, with his long sideburns and "modish clothes," for a draft card-burning hippie.
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Tie-dye, which used to be synonymous with hippie culture of the '60s and '70s, is said to be the print of the season.
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And my dad was a hippie who messed around with a bunch of different cults and got involved with various types of psychedelic substances.
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Despite my skepticism, I have the feeling that neither Steffen nor Maywa are imposters set on making bank with a bunch of hippie nonsense.
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Now, the main issue she's addressing with her new therapist, an older "hippie-dippie" male, she says, is her previous therapist's violation of trust.
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You had the hippie movement, kids getting together and trying to battle society, but it was much more fun just to battle each other.
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Coming out of the hippie era and into the glam rock era in the early 70s how were things in music and life changing?
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If you don't want to wear what my mother still calls "hippie shoes," look for a sandal that you can't easily bend in half.
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"Sort of Dan Flavin gone hippie, meets black-and-white Bridget Riley," said Yvonne Force Villareal, wearing a geometric Prada ensemble trimmed with feathers.
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Lipman's screwball romance is full of delightfully weird characters, from Faith's neo-hippie fiancé to her father, an amateur artist churning out Chagall copies.
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We saw this in the hippie days, in '68, that great shot of the girl sticking a flower in the barrel of a gun.
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In cultural affairs, he explored San Francisco's hippie drug scene and wrote another book, "We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us Against" (1968).
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"It was very much linked to outsider hippie culture and going back to the land, so it had a political message," Ms. Peck said.
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The vibe is rich hippie, with blush-colored duvets and feral-looking bouquets of seasonal flowers and female acoustic covers of Bruce Springsteen songs.
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So was California, where he moved at the end of the decade, by which point he was already in touch with the hippie movement.
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In "Paydirt" (1981), hippie farmers are pressed into a combination of wagon circling and entrepreneurial wheeling and dealing when robbers threaten their marijuana crops.
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Over the last couple years, the idea that humans are destroying the natural world has gone from hippie dinner-table conversation to mainstream acceptance.
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They conceived of it as a feminist answer to the Whole Earth Catalog, the hippie touchstone which published several times between 1968 and 1972.
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Guesthouses are now popping up along roads to Pakistan's northern mountains, which until 1970s were a stop-off for Westerners on the "Hippie Trail".
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It would soon go on to upstage the outworn "commie" and well-worn "dirty hippie" as objects of vitriol in the American political imagination.
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That exhibition ballooned into a much broader 2015 survey called "Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia," in which he traced countercultural projects across borders.
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I had heard it; it lies somewhere between the Brill Building songwriting discipline and hippie looseness, on the way to something it hasn't found.
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It is the place of radical and immaterial gestures, weirdos, and off-the-grid Hippie communes, away from saturated capitals and overhyped art fairs.
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The musician had left Hollywood to travel along the famed Hippie Trail with a head full of acid and a guitar slung over his shoulder.
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Well, it was made at the height of the hippie years, but certainly it's a punk movie, even though nobody knew what punk was then.
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A scion of moderate California, Jobs in his earlier days had long hair, dressed like a hippie, dated a rock star and was a vegetarian.
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This August marks the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, the groovy three-day, mud and hippie-filled music festival that took place in upstate New York.
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It's in her daughter — the hippie so easily made the butt of jokes — that we see the necessity of adaptability, however uncomfortable it may be.
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The label evokes the free love hippie lifestyle of the 1960s, with a drawing of a van decked out in peace symbols, hearts and flowers.
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Eric Kennedy: It was a sci-fi hippie commune located inside a fucking Facebook game, devoted to stopping people from being too mean or littering.
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David Mancuso, my friend and mentor of 47 years, was a true child of the 60's, a hippie to the core of his soul.
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But she's also been generous with her money: In 2014, she founded the Happy Hippie Foundation, which serves homeless and LGBTQ youth in Los Angeles.
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Cyrus also founded the Happy Hippie Foundation — a nonprofit that provides basic needs and support to homeless youth, the LGBTQ community and other vulnerable populations.
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Cyrus asked Helt to accompany her to the ceremony in an effort to raise awareness for youth homelessness as part of her Happy Hippie Foundation.
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She threw on the find, and gave her '90s top a modern twist with a hippie headband, skinny jeans and fall-appropriate gray suede booties.
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"The earliest memory I have is me at some hippie concert with my dad and the band hadn't come on," he once told Rolling Stone.
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Timothy Leary liked to remind us to remember our hippie roots, with their celebration of diversity and nature, and I hear him calling us again.
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While some traditional Catholics like to paint clergy sex abuse as a problem of 1960s, hippie priests, prominent cases have included more conservative Catholics, too.
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Nude, bearded figures — recalling classical antiquity as much as hippie hedonism — grapple with each other under an unforgiving sun, as a stray dog looks on.
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The water, the planes that pass over the film's opening and ending (and drown out a very bizarre scene involving a muscle man/hippie guru).
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Fashion in the year 1969 was a mix of "hippie"-inspired styles like bell-bottom pants and fringe — as well as more classic retro silhouettes.
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" ON HIPPIE-STYLE LONG HAIR: "Anyone who lets their hair grow below their ears to where I can't see their ears means they don't wash.
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Bonus question (if you are an ex-hippie or have had a lot of therapy): Have you asked your foot where its shoe might be?
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Never one to hold down a private sector job, he is the only presidential candidate who was kicked out of a hippie commune for laziness.
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I am surprised and pleased that Einstein's Army surplus store, where Sheree, Rhonda and I used to get our hippie clothes, is still in business.
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Channeling plenty of peace, love, and artistic style, a comprehensive exhibit in the Bay Area focuses on the hippie movement of the 60s and 70s.
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While the stereotypical hippie activists were there, so were Native Americans, older people, younger people, men, women, children, gender-nonconforming people, LGBTQ people, and immigrants.
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Without juddering hippie-crack poster boy Gabby Agbonlahor and doughy American goal-tender Brad Guzan, they showed some fight and nearly ended their horrible run.
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Based on the original in Miami Beach, the bar transplants an aesthetic that's part haute hippie, part tiki to the middle of the concrete jungle.
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"I am interested in hearing about people's feelings, and as corny and hippie-granola as it sounds, it is the root of everything," she said.
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Ms. Auder might have been the last hippie who still could afford to live in the Village — until Ms. Leibovitz decided to sell the townhouse.
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As a Dead fan with a soft spot for neo-hippie products, I picked up one roll-on fragrance and two packets of bath salts.
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And that is true if you consider much of the bland soy protein'd and tamari'd fare available at hippie restaurants that specialize in such offerings.
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"It was the new hippie Greenwich Village versus the old Italian Greenwich Village," said Clark Whelton, 73, who started writing for The Voice in 27.
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For the non-athletes, Nike also debuted its forthcoming Space Hippie shoe collection, a sustainable footwear collection with a futuristic aesthetic that launches this spring.
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That was the domain of the "biker, LSD, hippie crowd," said David Downs, the California bureau chief of Leafly, a cannabis news and product website.
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For years he led a nomadic life as an aging hippie and self-described househusband, casting off material possessions in a quest for self-realization.
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After he was bullied for being, he said, "a sissy," she moved them to Santa Monica — a more accepting, "Birkenstock-wearing, fruit-juicing" hippie enclave.
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For its 40-year anniversary in 2002, Pier 1 honored its roots with the mantra "from hippie to hip" and offered up year-long promotions.
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Just days ago, Cyrus shared video of Simpson singing Christmas songs with her family at the Happy Hippie Foundation's holiday party at My Friend's Place.
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The island is dotted with hippie villages that date back to the 1960s and 1970s, when artists, writers, and other bohemians moved to the island.
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It was a gold rush boomtown but in the 553s was home to the Diggers, a hippie offshoot that dreamed of a society without money.
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I have waged war on Hippie Punchers and Very Serious People — the loathers of the left and dispensers of stale Washington wisdom — my whole career.
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Holger: Yes, I was 17 years old, and some friends and I were at Thylejren, which was then just a hippie commune on the Jutland peninsula.
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Obligatorily, sex, violence, and death are the main "inspirational" themes in this show, hurled in revolt against conservative culture and hippie pot, peace, love, and understanding.
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Orthorexic thinking and cultish eating has no home on Kale & Caramel (despite a susceptibility to hippie food trends du jour, which evoke my childhood comfort foods).
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In late 2014, Miley Cyrus founded the Happy Hippie Foundation, an organization designed to support homeless youth — particularly LGBT-identified homeless youth — and other vulnerable populations.
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All the bags of artisanal hippie granola that we scored at Christmas from our kin are gone, mixed into cookies or eaten with yogurt and fruit.
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That day's target is Clara Meades, a young hippie who is being blasted online after posting a selfie that shows her pissing on a war memorial.
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You also have to second-guess other restaurants that are attempting a similarly hippie-friendly stance of going local without putting proper safety checks into place.
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While my friends were partying it up in Vegas during last week's episode, I was hanging back in sunny Los Angeles, whipping up this Hippie Spread!
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" According to the star's nonprofit organization, The Happy Hippie Foundation's website, "all donations received as of August 30, 2017 will support people affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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This time around, it's bringing back to the '60s with strong nods to the mod movement in London and the beginning of the '70s hippie era.
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Sugarhigh Lovestoned, a Maui-based, hippie-chic, capsule-driven brand, has one pair of coveralls that's been getting a bit of attention, and it's selling fast.
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But when the publicly funded open protocols and infrastructure built by ARPANET entered the Californian crucible of nascent ex-hippie neoliberalism, the windows of possibility narrow.
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But Ms. Fonda, as the glamorous and imperious Grace, and Ms. Tomlin, as the aging-hippie sentimentalist Frankie, are the sole and sufficient reason to watch.
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They were a couple; long-legged and pale, erstwhile Floridians who'd gone to hippie college together and had come to Iowa for their respective graduate degrees.
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"We send them to a very hippie preschool where they're nude all day and paint with their bodies and stuff," Shepard, 42, jokes to Seth Meyers.
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Reductively, those politics are the product of Bay Area social liberalism meshing with the "anti-statist gospel of cybernetic libertarianism" that grew out of hippie culture.
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Felt's family is similarly undercut by lazy cliches: the neglected housewife, the out-of-touch father, the hippie dropout whose folks just don't get it, man.
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She started coming back and telling her patrons these stories about crazy surfers who were doing this thing, this was before the hippie era, you know?
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A self-styled "hippie 2.0" who's been affected by the housing crisis and is $29,000 in debt, he's at least someone you can probably relate to.
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The climate of what makes weed cool dates back to the plant's prominence in underground social scenes, long before the countercultural hippie wave of the sixties.
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Dene, a middle-aged man who talked about living in Haight-Ashbury in the height of the late 60s hippie movement, remembered Prince for other reasons.
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Unwittingly, Abbey helped entrench these red rock canyonlands in the popular imagination as a proto-hippie zone of spiritual transcendence, and he never quite forgave himself.
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"It's about ready for an episode of 'Hoarders,'" she said about her wig-strewn "hippie crash pad," which she shares with no roommates, lovers or pets.
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Handicrafts spoke to both our need for comfort and to the emerging hippie class's longing to relegate the gray flannel suit to the dustbins of history.
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In the new show, an extended family runs a school together, raising their children — Abigail, her sisters and their cousins — in a kind of hippie idyll.
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Also, most figures begin as printed (inkjet) "Hippie images" on canvas and are then sometimes — but not always — supplemented with real brush strokes and drawn lines.
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No one in that mass of humanity was immune to the addiction, greed and competition that broke up bands and left vows of hippie harmony unfulfilled.
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" How this curious idea came to seem right and true (and to outlast the hairy armpits) is the historical question at the heart of "Hippie Food.
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In 1965, he created a multimedia presentation called "America Needs Indians," which he performed at the LSD-laced, proto-hippie gatherings he helped organize in California.
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"California: Designing Freedom" posits that the Golden State has pioneered tools of personal liberation, drawing a lineage from 1960s hippie culture to modern day Silicon Valley.
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In June, 1967, Abbie Hoffman, the antic gadfly of the Vietnam years, wed his second wife, Anita, in a hippie happening on Central Park's Great Lawn.
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The area's history as a hippie haven offers some unique sightseeing, such as the Crystal Castle Shambhala Gardens in the breathtakingly beautiful hinterlands above Byron Bay.
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Even though she was raised by an adoptive spiritual white hippie mother, Amanita was unsurprisingly receptive to Nomi when she talked about her connections to strangers.
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They can flank a window frame, divide a room into two distinct spaces, hang as a tapestry/objet d'art — or just replace some hippie doorway beads.
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It has fallen victim to age, higher costs of living and the death of the hippie trail in the late 1970s, as wars closed the route.
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Had he not taken that trip down the Hippie Trail in 1968, he might well have continued to have a successful career as a songwriter and musician.
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Introducing The Yung PopeThis one would strictly evaluate the psychology of Lenny, whose hippie parents abandoned him to the care of Sister Mary as a young boy.
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Gottlieb, an enthusiast for biowarfare (though also a kind of proto-hippie who apparently made his own goat's-milk yogurt), was eager to manufacture mind-manipulating toxins.
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While my hippie friends were going on trips to deep Oregon to see some performance of Jerry in his last days, I was into weird electronic music.
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After being released from one of his many stints in prison in 1967, he moved to San Fransisco, where he ingratiated himself into the local hippie scene.
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Thorne identifies as bisexual and briefly appeared to be dating "The Happy Hippie" rapper Mod Sun and controversial social media personality Tana Mongeau at the same time.
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A study recently published in the Journal of Endocrinology found that "happy" cows actually produce nutritious milk; turns out your farmer's market hippie farmer is probably right.
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He's an alcoholic, a socially conscious hippie drifter, a veteran, a loving father, and something of a genius who hails from the backwoods of Welch, West Virginia.
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At this spot, you can almost expect to have your food prepared by someone with dreadlocks—not a hippie, but a crust punk, butt flap and all.
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When I think about the 60s and 70s, and the hippie movement, it was kind of seen as a relatively subversive, left-field movement of young people.
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And, for a festival that prides itself on being rooted in hippie culture, the answers I found weren't unanimously in support of remaining in the EU, either.
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Kim's slick front shot, however, is quite a sight to behold ... and quite different from Amber Rose's crotch shot last year ... which was more hippie than lippy.
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Yeah. A hippie is someone who cares about the Earth and cares about other people and has empathy, likes to help and be helped, give and return.
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"I think many lesbian feminists came from a personal history of radicalism in the 60s; some of them were a part of the hippie communes," said Faderman.
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In 2015, the stars recorded a music video for "Don't Dream It's Over" as they rocked animal onesies to raise awareness for Cyrus' The Happy Hippie Foundation.
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Every year on 4/20, the unofficial marijuana holiday, tens of thousands of people converge upon Hippie Hill in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park to smoke marijuana.
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He fused luxury bespoke tailoring and hippie florals and silks, and his clashing palettes, metallics and Lurex became wardrobe staples for male as well as female clients.
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You can see the "different" in her dramatic mane of red hair, her hippie-meets-disco fashion and her constantly changing eye makeup (current inspiration: David Bowie).
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Activehours has a hippie-ish "pay what you think it's worth" fee structure, but FlexWage and PayActiv charge rates that typically cost $3 to $5 per transaction.
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Regardless of their initial intent, they have become de-facto agents of the marketing behemoth whose philosophy runs exactly counter to the hippie ideal that they espouse.
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"There's lots of overlap with gun culture, so that's where you have a big divide too, between the people who are in that hippie mindset," he said.
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Swallowing a bunch of bacteria sounds like something you'd do during a frat house beer bong game, but it's actually very popular among the crunchy hippie crowd.
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And if he's the sort who bristles at the "dope-smoking hippie," this is a perfect teachable moment to delve into the difference between CBD and THC.
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Such erotic antics have earned bonobos a reputation as laid-back "hippie apes," a label that researchers say belies the primate's strategic intelligence and capacity for brutality.
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" Laura Bush is "quiet and bookish," Barbara writes, but then again not: "Beneath her flats and cardigans, my mom is in fact our closet hippie and Rastafarian.
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The book's main character, Leni Allbright, is the daughter of a beautiful hippie mother, Cora, and a father, Ernt, who was a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
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I kept swerving away … pretending, absurdly … that I had no affiliation with these reckless hippie monsters who were sullying the civic landscape of an otherwise fine city.
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"I've got some really liberal friends, some hippie friends, then I go home and talk to my family, who are all serious mining supporters," she told me.
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Both girls wear more peace-sign jewelry and other hippie accouterment as they learn of the president's bad behavior and become more involved in the Post investigation.
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They even liked the same brunch spot — a hippie joint that served "liberated" omelets, as we learn at the bizarre party Serena throws to court Offred's loyalty.
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He's got a really interesting view of London in the '60s, because he was an outsider who ended up in the thick of the whole hippie movement.
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"People used to come buy hippie stuff, and we didn't know why," said Joan Bedor, 275, who has worked for decades at Reminiscence, now near Union Square.
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Everything is in beige, tan, and neutral shades with that light wood and fabric that's just a touch darker to give it a clean, outdoorsy, hippie feel.
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Check out her "Hippie-Dippie" ice cream taste test for National Ice Cream Day in July, and her Oreo taste test from National Oreo Day in March.
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While the Summer of Love nurtured hippie dreams of creating a new world, the Beatles reminded listeners of how entrenched the old one was, and how comforting.
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Counterculture is a mainstay in San Francisco — that was true in the city's hippie-era 60s heyday and it's true in today's predominantly experimental, biohacking tech environment.
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At the very least, they hint at a form of shelter, a cheerful one festooned with a startling rainbow of trippy, hippie, tie-dye colors and patterns.
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The hippie-dippie studio work from the early '60s reeled in those who lived through the era (and wanted to be a version of the Rolling Stones).
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Granola, seeded crackers, land and sea vegetables, waffles, dressings, compotes, baked marinated tempeh and other hippie-leaning delights are riffed upon to delicious, often visually lovely effect.
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I heard it as a young hippie thing sitting in a friend's bedroom in Merion, Pa. I heard it the night my daughter was born, in Maine.
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And at Prabal Gurung, they all got mixed together in a bright, hippie trail soup at Prabal Gurung, along with chunky yeti knits, sari silks, and … pinstripes?
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WATCH: The Craziest Hippie Festival in the Jungle That doesn't sound very different from what modern far-right movements like Germany's AfD or Austria's FPÖ are advocating.
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A version of Blake cultivated by some who love him — as a proto-hippie promoter of free love and acid-free hallucination — isn't exactly in line with reality.
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One myth about traveling is that everyone you meet is a liberal vegan hippie who's #feelingthebern and looking into opening his or her own sustainable farm in Chile.
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Bear, was an underground hippie legend who some say is largely responsible for the zeitgeist of the 260s counterculture movement, thanks to the ultra-pure LSD he manufactured.
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But the unassuming setting adds some bizarre charm to this "hippie" high, a place that puts the focus on respecting the planet and fellow humans at its core.
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I mean, I wonder—the Space Hippie, I'm thinking of, it's going to release in the Spring—how you see consumer habits changing as a result of sustainability?
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" The microbus with its 1970s hippie-turned Jetson-vibe is of course the show stopper, which VW describes at the "ideal vehicle for the urban traffic of tomorrow.
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There will be a visit to a hippie commune in someone's future, and, if you don't want it to be Emily's, I don't understand you as a person.
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I'm a big fan of what I've come to call Hippie Bowls: some sort of grain, some sort of veg, plus some greens, a sauce and something crunchy.
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It was an era where the cowboy was replaced by the long-haired hippie, riding a chopper instead of a steed, dangling a joint rather than a revolver.
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Until then, watch the teaser above and pine for the loss of a hippie innocence that Manson put an end to forever with his two-night killing spree.
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It's doom in the classic sense, not hippie occult witchy hocus pocus, but more cast in the blueprint of dark metal like Cirith Ungol, Candlemass or Celtic Frost.
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Second, she will make a point of establishing her hippie chick bona fides in every interview she gives, and it will range from charming to hilarious to annoying.
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His reputation morphed from respected professor to drug-addled hippie—he allegedly gave LSD to hundreds of students and stopped showing up to the classes he was teaching.
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That means anyone who wants to get a taste of the Summer of Love can get in on the ice cream action, hippie shades and daisy crown included.
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The founder of The Blue Bus Project, a hippie-meets-activist cultural vehicle, Iadicicco is an artist interested in taking social, political, and educational conversations beyond the gallery.
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Imagined, designed, and manufactured in Los Angeles, CA, its founders, Rachel Grant and Alyssa Gudino, are disrupting the hard-to-shake hippie status quo of eco-friendly wear.
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I grew up in the sort of liberal hippie community where there are a lot of art classes, and I took ceramics every summer at the community college.
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Mr. Wampler was a familiar face at the refuge, and in an interview with Oregon Public Broadcasting during the occupation, he called himself a 68-year-old hippie.
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Even in an era of earnest bohemianism in hip-hop, P.M. Dawn stood out for its hippie-esque mysticism, fantastical imagery, crypto-Christian references and ethereal musical aesthetic.
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The homes are luscious, rich-hippie real-estate porn; the chemistry between Ramon and his tattooed beardo of a boyfriend, Henry, is almost worth the price of admission.
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And there's a scene in which she is uncomfortably in the room while a comic-relief white hippie girl has several rounds of sex with a semiconscious Wes.
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In "Borders," a 17-year-old who has hitchhiked to Eilat in the summer before her army service confronts her mother's history as a "hippie settler" in Sinai.
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Felt's decision to bust the Weather Underground is justified because it protected his cover: He could either knock some hippie heads or take down Nixon, but not both.
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Because here was the paradox of the hippie dream, that young men and women, they wore the same clothes and their hair was as long as each others.
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As usual, removing a freeway was characterized as pie-in-the-sky hippie idealism, while dumping billions more into huge freeway expansions was cast as the sensible choice.
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If I think of what's left of the hippie movement, for example, the first thing that comes to my mind are models with long hair and ripped jeans.
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Related: Blood-Red String Installations Visualize the Connections In-Between Olafur Eliasson on Process, Audiences, and His Latest Exhibition The Hippie Struggle for Utopia Gets Its Own Exhibition
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With its lyrics, the band also attempts — as the album title suggests — to recreate a late-hippie spirit that mixes hedonism, idealism and a conscience, a rickety balance.
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"With their grab bag of hippie, D.I.Y. punk, and hip-hop influences, Funk and Ross's designs represent an apex of the fashion world's search for authenticity," Fry writes.
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Even looser romps like "The Cold Wind" feature riffs too safe to be exciting, padded with store brand hippie lyrics about this flower child or that Tolkienesque landscape.
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Part hippie, part hipster, the activists of Generation Identity are one result of a broad image makeover the far right has tried to give itself in recent years.
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"He had assembled this whole super-colorful, painted-face hippie crowd of all ages to sing songs and say nature prayers for this giant tree," Mr. Arnold said.
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Soon, people began cheering at the sight of their three customized mic stands — for "Hippie Annie" (Monroe), "Holler Annie" (Presley) and "Lone Star Annie" (Lambert) — being carted onstage.
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Before the kicks and cults era of the San Francisco sound, hippie hairdos, and Timothy Leary-styled evangelism that marked 1960s psychedelic explosion, mind-expansion was serious business.
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At the time, hippies didn't even exist — at least not by that name: The word "hippie" first surfaced in a San Francisco newspaper article a few months later.
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His female counterpart, Jillian Guiler (Melinda Dillon), is already something of a hippie, a solitary artist living alone with her young son (Cary Guffey) on an isolated farm.
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"I have a personal, long-term hippie installation project that involves lots of beads and candles," Mr. Panter said, and it's meant to evoke that long-gone shop.
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Because we've previously seen Sierra only as a rich hippie flibbertigibbet or an extremely pregnant mom-to-be, her anguish as a terrified young mother is a revelation.
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Some scenes are speeded-up slapstick; others, like a lengthy sequence of Eddie and his hippie friends high on drugs and dancing in their underwear, are cinéma vérité.
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But Ms. Moss's look is derived more closely from Ms. Pallenberg's, including the sweeping coats, the unbuttoned satin blouses and the romping-in-the-concrete-garden hippie frocks.
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In another, little Aaron and hippie collegiate Aaron are each surrounded by washes of warm reds and pinks and flying rings of books forming a subtle infinity sign.
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"The hippie 2.0 generation is turning LSD into people pursuing their purpose and their highest potential, not wanting to go out and party and go crazy," she says.
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The cafe, open for lunch and dinner, has an old-school hippie feel (complete with a resident cat) and the food is hearty and full of unusual flavors.
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Set in the 1980s, it's about characters obsessed with the '60s; the latter decade's hippie dreams seem as long gone as that drowned money when the series begins.
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To begin with, he was poor as a child, following his mother from California hippie communes to homeless shelters (because the protagonist's radical parents always fuck him up).
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His last pick was Kabir's collected poems: This is really going to prove I'm a hippie from Southern California ... like Rumi, he's a 13th-century Iranian Sufi poet.
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Related: The Hippie Struggle for Utopia Gets Its Own Exhibition This Quiz Tests How Well You See Color Inside 'Dear Data,' A Year-Long Experiment in Visualizing Daily Life
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It did have a nod to Lee in the form of his final MCU cameo, as a 1970s hippie who yells "Make love, not war!" as he drives by.
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There are people like Hippie Sabotage who make beats all the time, and put them out and they're just songs that really don't have anybody saying anything on them.
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The excited group sported Happy Hippie T-shirts as they toured the backstage, took turns sitting in the famous red judge's seats and watched a taping of the show.
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Midway through the novel, Joe Harris comes back in spirit when his cover of "Bird in God's Garden"—"a neo-pseudo-Sufi-hippie-Gnostic number"—becomes an unexpected hit.
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"The craft brewing renaissance is part of the hippie dream of the '70s, so I think there is some built-in idealism," said Sam Calagione, founder of Dogfish Head.
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They're more even-keeled, more mellow, have more of a California 'hippie' vibe — but through the lens of wanting someone to constantly be looking at you, approving of you.
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But the thought of a combination shoe — bringing together the Teva's hippie sandal silhouette and velcro straps with Ugg's sheepskin lining and over-the-ankle rise — simply didn't compute.
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In a later episode focused on GMOs, correspondent Derek Muller visits a farmer's market to interview some crunchy hippie-types about whether or not they consider genetic modification safe.
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Newly paroled from prison in 1967, he began attracting members of his "family" in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district, which had become a haven for the hippie youth culture.
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From all-day-every-day leggings to the sea of "Namaste" bumper stickers in your hometown, there's no doubt that yoga has spread far beyond hippie culture and Madonna.
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In a clip previewing the show, Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy explains that his family was playing for the Happy Hippie Foundation, a non-profit organization started by Miley Cyrus.
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The group in Flint—nine men, mostly auto workers, who met weekly in church after Sunday services—weren't as immersed in countercultural language as their West Coast hippie counterparts.
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"They call me the kooky, crunchy hippie mom, and I don't think a lot of people expect that because they see me rough and tough at work," she says.
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"You're going to smell like a hippie," my co-worker told me after announcing I'd be wiping my beauty regimen clean and replacing every bit of it with Lush.
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But she was well on her way to becoming a hard-living, hippie blues-rock mama before dying of a heroin overdose in 1970 at the age of 27.
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" Mr. Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, an educational center in Jerusalem, said the youth had "a strange mix between far-right and a hippie sensibility.
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Personal stories, meditations, poetry, crystals, recipes and more..I talk about my life as a dancer, love and finding strength through great change, and all my hippie self goodness!
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He can come across like a frenzied hippie, but he arrives at his embrace of animal ways from a somewhat more sober perspective: that of a serious former hunter.
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I was a teen-ager, with my family and about twenty strangers—a group of gay men from Houston and New Orleans, and a biker hippie from Portola, California.
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Hendrix, his blues pedigree whitewashed by hippie culture, is a powerful figure of passionate ambivalence, "unsure" how to dance in a way that is both black and not black.
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The victims were known for their rollicking hippie bacchanals (it was 1960s Hollywood, after all), and police delved into their backgrounds, interviewing past partygoers, friends, acquaintances, paramours, and colleagues.
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Egirls seem cutting edge and VSCO girls like modern-day hippie nature lover, but they reify the old standards of beauty: milky white skin, thin frames, long straight hair.
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The 103s began in '210 and ended at the tragic Altamont Free Concert on December 287th, 21987 (or with Don Draper's hippie-culture-plundering Coke ad in November 1971).
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Over time, these three are joined by the motel's manager (Lewis Pullman), a hippie (Dakota Johnson), a kidnapping victim (Cailee Spaeny) and a menace (Chris Hemsworth, having demonstrable fun).
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People might still think of this place as a hippie wonderland, or see it as a gleaming tech metropolis, and both of those narratives are available to be found.
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Mari, of course, is doing her own thing — that spacey, arm-wavey, head-noddy hippie dance she always does whether the D.J. plays ASAP Rocky, Taylor Swift or BTS.
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"I lived as a Topanga Canyon hippie for a year," which displeased her parents but may have been useful character research, she told The New York Times in 173.
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Attacked by his opponents as a "cowboy hat wearing hippie," Quist has praised Bernie Sanders and made affordable health care and defending public lands the centerpieces of his campaign.
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Hippie-era values were stamped into the place in the 1960s and early 1970s when the city planned to tear it down and residents rose up to save it.
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We have an essay this week from Zuzana Boehmová about how her family thinks she's acting like a "snotty, New Age-y" hippie because she doesn't spank her children.
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The breezy atmosphere that makes this such a beautiful place to live and visit finds its way onto the plate, as does the area's history as a hippie enclave.
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He was later booked at the Electric Circus, the East Village hippie-era temple, doing his act between Ike and Tina Turner's music and Timothy Leary's lectures on LSD.
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During my freshman year at Ole Miss in 1972, I lived with a few other hippie wannabes in a two-story home that was built before the Civil War.
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Ziggy's ability to attend makes it clear that even though her mother is a hippie-dippy therapist and her dad a newly buff accountant, they too are well off.
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But just as the ironic eroticism of Ms. Yuskavage's evocations of hippie-era free love differs from Gérôme's straight-faced Orientalism, so, too, do the markets for their works.
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And Birkenstock, the brand that made its name with hippie-approved footwear, stepped into the spotlight with a presentation and party at last month's men's fashion week in Paris.
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At camp, individuals transform; the suburban kids learn to disdain electricity and throw themselves into hiking, swimming in the river, making out, and singing hippie songs around the campfire.
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Iceland empties your wallet, but it gives you back a priceless sense of gratitude, a cosmic hug with retro hippie vibes that you didn't think you could possibly feel.
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Besides the Stars Hollow musical, there also seems to be a festival involving a hippie commune (which explains Rory's tie-dyed vest in some of those set pictures). Undoubtedly.
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In the shot, Hemsworth, 26, is wearing a shirt from Cyrus' Happy Hippie Foundation, the nonprofit she launched last year through which she aims to eradicate youth and LGBT homelessness.
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But my early experiences banging my 3D glasses-adorned head at hippie-palooza bass festivals like Camp Bisco were pivotal to discovering my path, profession, and all around life outlook.
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He grew up in Christiania, a progressive hippie commune in Copenhagen, where he was taught to respect his elders, and especially the women in the community, from a young age.
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In fact, the trailer references a party at the house of Mama Cass — the vivacious vocalist who presided over the vibrant Laurel Canyon artist scene like a hippie Gertrude Stein.
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And if there's one event that best encapsulates the generation's hippie past, it's Woodstock, the three-day festival in the Catskill mountains that drew 400,000 of them together in 503.
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In the aftermath, Hyden and his family moved from a lavish mansion to a farm in Archer, FL. That's where he met the barefooted hippie, Julian — and heard Julian's story.
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Howell, the close-knit neighborhood's resident hippie, had moved to the small island of Culebra off the coast of mainland Puerto Rico in 1986 to work in sea turtle preservation.
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You might have thought a show called The Young Pope would be about a Pope who shakes things up in a hippie liberal kind of way, but it's the opposite.
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Even better, Harris Dickinson has the rock n' roll sensibilities and emotional depth needed to bring the ill-fated "Golden Hippie," as Paul III was known around Rome, to life.
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I blame my hippie mother for this; she refused to take me for a cut for most of my life because of how much she loved my long, thick hair.
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The first was the appearance, like a letter in a bottle, of a diary from 1973, recording a time when I was in Afghanistan as a 17-year-old hippie.
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Obviously, this description is part of a joke, but it conjures a very specific image of a middle-aged hippie woman with overpriced services based on pseudo-science and Goop.
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The users of a website called Sailing Anarchy, which caters to regatta racers and yacht owners, started mocking Mr. Stowe as a narcissistic hippie with a knack for self-promotion.
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Loads of us have youthful hippie ideals that we mislay under pressure of grown-up life and kids, giving up and getting older and fatter somewhere with a comfy sofa.
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This week in celebrity feuds, Coachella is suing the retailer Urban Outfitters and its subsidiary, Free People, for using the festival's trademarked name to sell their hippie-inflected clothing lines.
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However, she says, acid's reputation as a festival drug long associated with hippie and party culture could be detrimental to its chances of being used in a legitimate medical setting.
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And I know this sounds absurdly California New Age hippie, but I could almost feel my chakras opening—my creativity felt easy and natural, and my instincts sharpened into intuition.
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It doesn't take ... I think we tend to think in these sort of mass media terms because ... Right, because everyone was a hippie in the '60s, but they weren't. Yeah.
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"In the spring of 2100, I was what might be described as a smart, politically aware hippie," Casale, who was drafted but obtained a medical deferment, would later tell Noisey.
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And usually at least one peak where — within the parameters of whatever is already going on — experience is wholly physical, followed by some seriously hippie-style blissful relaxation and peace.
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I feel a certain affinity with the hippie-nonsense community; when I see group of patchouli-smelling, middle-aged stoners bashing on a djembe, it feels a bit like home.
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Rachel Bilson grew up in a home that looks like hippie heaven -- and if you're looking for a crap ton of color in your life ... it just hit the market.
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While hitchhiking around Europe, I was picked up by a group of Italian hippies who told me about these annual hippie meet-ups that run without real rules or currency.
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Not to sound hippie-dippy, but I try to live in a way that I feel is positive, and I don't feel like I want anything that anybody else has.
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The pimps, who are black, with the exception of one goofball hippie, consider themselves bully philosophers, and brag about plucking "product," of every race, from the Port Authority bus station.
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The rock music introduced to her by her hippie parents, from the Hairspray soundtrack to the Beatles, was banned, but the Moonies did sing some folk songs — with a twist.
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It can also be haphazard, especially in the second act, when the men visit Roderick's hippie mother (Carole Monferdini) in New Mexico, where they hope Tuffer can finally go clean.
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" Vancouver Island, British Columbia A self-described "old hippie," Ms. Bowie said she heard about Desert Trip on the radio while camping, "so I drove home and bought the ticket.
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"Afro-Harping," which in Ms. Ashby's original 1968 version feels dialed in to hippie frequencies, sounds on the new album like a post-Dilla instrumental, a remix in real time.
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The modern festival takes the best elements of the nineties festivals, adds the large art installations of Burning Man, and grafts this new festival hybrid onto the original hippie rootstock.
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How did Manson change America's perspective of the hippie generation and what impact did the whole Manson affair have on the Beach Boys and other surf stars from the 1960s?
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In fact, with its tabla drumming and hippie sentiments, "Kinda Bonkers" is one of the most straightforward and feel-good things AnCo have made, which in itself is kinda weird.
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Everyone's favorite walking hippie dad joke is known for his antics on TV—rubbing dirt on himself, shouting out the Wu-Tang Clan, telling boring stories about real estate moguls.
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Adam hates how they glare at the panting, asthmatic old hippie in her Gypsy skirt and scarves, even as some dark secret part of him thinks it serves Mom right.
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Sure, the multimedia giostre were a bit silly, and yes, there was a lot of hippie-esque talk about biodynamics and how the Earth is the mother of us all.
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Even so, this city's hippie days are long gone, as anyone who's walked through the Marina looking for a flower child anytime in the past 30 years can tell you.
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I've always known this book as the "Hippie Bible," it was always floating around my house when I was a kid, and I'd usually turn my nose up at it.
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One dealer who had the freckled, gangly look of an adult Huckleberry Finn rolled his eyes at the commune's hippie elders as if they were a geriatric Chamber of Commerce.
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Provoked by hellish suburbs and rural moonscapes outside San Francisco, a group of outsiders cobbled together loud, angry music that was also a reaction against the hippie generation before it.
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Hippie Modernism (with the exception of a few artworks) is now at the Cranbrook Art Museum, following on Blauvelt's heels in his new appointment as the director of the museum.
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But the hippie merchant community was mostly wiped out when the government started to regulate businesses a decade ago, expecting taxes to be paid and business licenses to be purchased.
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It had been so heavily painted over that "it looked like a drug-crazed hippie," Professor Kemp said, and it was attributed at the time to one of Leonardo's followers.
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I take a block of medium-firm tofu from its package, pat it dry, slice it into pieces and drizzle it with Bragg's liquid aminos, soy sauce's unfermented hippie cousin.
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The result looks like what might happen if Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds found herself in a post-human future instead of in a boat on a hippie river.
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She was one of the most beautiful and glamorous women of all time but to Firooz Zahedi, his friend Elizabeth Taylor was just "low-key" Elizabeth, a "hippie," humanitarian – and hitchhiker.
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A caretaker at Spahn Ranch, the notorious Manson Family hangout, told police that the young woman looked like a hippie named Sherry from Simi Valley who spent time at the ranch.
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One would think I'd be a hippie-dippie, tree-hugging, crystal collector — and yet, I was skeptical (fine, cynical) about the whole chakra-aura-energy movement until about six months ago.
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" In the intervening years, Cyrus has become a passionate advocate for the LGBTQ and homeless communities through her Happy Hippie Foundation, a nonprofit organization established to fight "injustice for vulnerable populations.
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She was treated like an unserious, hippie-dippie type by her other friends, leading to arguments between her and the grown-'n'-sexy protagonist Joan Clayton (played by Tracee Ellis Ross).
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The brutal slayings by Manson's teenage hippie followers put a cap on the already-faltering love generation and helped usher in the paranoiac hangover that was the early 70s in California.
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The deeper I got into Wild Wild Country and Hippie Food, the more I realized they neatly summarized the belief systems I absorbed growing up and took into my adult life.
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She was the only child of free-spirited, hippie parents — her mother and stepfather ran an auction company — and entertained herself with paperback bodice-rippers she bought at the grocery store.
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A smorgasbord of religious and political signifiers, with a few seemingly random symbols thrown in for good measure, it's become its own symbol of a banal, graphically incoherent 21st-century hippie.
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Through Cyrus' charity, Happy Hippie, they donated $500,000 for "those in financial need, emergency relief assistance, community rebuilding, wildfire prevention, and climate change resilience," a spokesperson for the couple told People.
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It's hippie (in a way — long grass and flower chains existed on the prairie, after all) and uses prints that are all Coachella-approved, but there's nothing overtly sexy about it.
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If all this sounds a little too hippie for you, let me be the first to congratulate you on being punk as fuck and/or reading Nietzsche for the first time.
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In the video — which you can access with the password "PPG16" — the girls fight back as a party pooper threatens to bring an end to the fun at a hippie carnival.
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The magazine helped legitimize the burgeoning cyberpunk movement, which imbued the growing community of personal computer users and participants in online communities with an '210s version of hippie sensibilities and values.
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Every few months, he and his father would attend "some hippie doo-dah parade" where they would cover themselves up in mud, he said in a 2004 interview with Parade magazine.
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We'll see even more electric cars on the road over the next few years, but it'll be hard to top the VW Buzz in terms of looks and classic hippie vibes.
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Or maybe it's the fact he's been spending weeks at a time working on music at Shangri-La, hip-hop guru Rick Rubin's famed Malibu recording studio-cum-beachside hippie complex.
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While anti-vaxxers exist on both the hippie left and the black-helicopter right, the key difference is that liberals have never put an anti-vaxxer into a position of power.
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Called "Dharma" by his hippie parents, he spent his early years on a commune with no running water or electricity; he changed his name to Daniel Stewart when he was 12.
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She meets other women who are no longer "ordinary"—a colleague who's been dating a married man, an elderly eccentric, a bar-hopping, Sanskrit-speaking hippie—and explores intimacy with men.
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Carpenter Brut's stated love for the "post-hippie/pre-AIDS culture" from which electronic and metal music grew fits perfectly into the sci-fi universe Seth Ickerman envisioned for the track.
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The luv bus is back San Francisco is gearing up for the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, and plenty of people are aiming to cash in on hippie nostalgia.
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He even made hippie history in San Francisco, when members of the Hare Krishna Society organized the Mantra Rock Dance at the Avalon Ballroom in December 1967, according to the documentary.
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The seeds of a potential rock revival are chewed up and spit out in an overproduced bastardization of rock that romanticizes the hippie era without any of its relevance or defiance.
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"I never even heard of a hippie," Mr. MacDermot told Playbill when he was asked to score "Hair," whose book and lyrics had been written by James Rado and Gerome Ragni.
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Every inescapably groovy note is perfectly calibrated to life your spirits and bow your head, and Lori's tough, soaring vocals especially stand out in a genre crowded with crooning hippie dudes.
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When CorePower was founded in 2003, yoga "was more of a hippie thing — the sort of thing my aunt who doesn't shave her armpits does," Ms. Roering said in that interview.
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A half-century ago, 1969 capped a radical, idealistic decade that saw the rise of the hippie generation and the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and the Rev.
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In Mike Mills's 1979-set 20th Century Women (led by a stellar Annette Bening), he's a burned-out hippie who finds himself unsure of how to connect with women, or anyone.
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At Fleet, one of the signature dishes could be a parody of upscale-eating-meets-hippie asceticism: A fresh raw radish comes encrusted in sesame seeds with a touch of honey.
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Copenhagen Dispatch COPENHAGEN — When a phalanx of Danish policemen in bulletproof vests crosses the boundary into Christiania Freetown, the hippie commune in the center of Copenhagen, many things happen at once.
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A nodding hippie of a plant, Datisca cannabina is a woody perennial with vaguely cannabislike foliage; it sports pendulous, shaggy, fragrant wands of flowers that set chains of love-bead seeds.
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Behind familiar brands like Stonyfield (now a subsidiary of Lactalis, a French dairy company) or Cascadian Farm (now part of General Mills) stand hippie ideals as well as pioneering organic farmers.
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The Belson drawings date from the 1950s, when beatnik was heading toward hippie, and those cultural impulses would seem to merge in a video by the writer Joanne Kyger (1934-2017).
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He was a twice-divorced Harvard graduate, a proto-hippie, a polio survivor and the co-founder and chairman of the National Committee on the Presidency, which worked for Nixon's impeachment.
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One room goes to William (Billy Crudup), an appealing hybrid of hippie and handyman, who helps to mend the crumbles, and who lapses into bed with women as if by accident.
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They told me about life on the island and how, according to Zach, it's undergoing a bit of a transition right now: "from hippie to hipster," is how he put it.
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Mr. Hayes, a quintessential hippie with a particular penchant for hashish, was caught with a bunch of it strapped to his body as he was trying to leave Istanbul in 1970.
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Artists, independent spirits and environmentalists have traditionally flocked to this hippie enclave, surrounded by conservative hill towns, for the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains, thriving local brewpubs, vegan cafes and independent bookstores.
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Co-housing, if it can shed its 1960s hippie commune associations, which doesn't square with how these communities operate today, is another path toward providing community and care for all ages.
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India Dispatch GOA — Elisabeth Ramnacher, a German who prefers to go by the name Yogini, wanted to show her employees what Goa used to look like back in its hippie days.
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"Goans' attitude and openness allowed the hippie culture to thrive," said Ms. Ramnacher, 58, who first came in the 1980s and now owns the popular Villa Blanche cafe here in Goa.
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For Hello Meth Lab in the Sun, the duo's first project, they transformed Ballroom Marfa into an enveloping labyrinth, part hippie commune, part DIY meth lab, part mysteriously pristine museum space.
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The Yukon potato fry bread—described on the Nix menu as "highly decorated"—is one example of the distinctly non-hippie, non-orthorexic approach to meat-free fare that Fraser offers.
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