Jaimin Rajani

Before I take a shower: "I hate it in there. The wet world is a bad place." While I'm in the shower: "I remember now that this is a good place. It's the dry world that's the enemy." I've been sleeping in a little too much this week. Can't blame myself when 8 AM feels like 3 AM. Last night I binged watched till 2 AM and by the time I got to skincare, the water was stinging cold and I got a free microneedling session at home. So yes, leaving the bed is hard. Stepping into the shower is even harder.

There isn't much left to say about Bob Dylan that hasn't already been said. Dylan turns 82 on Wednesday, May 24. And on June 2, he resumes his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour in Europe. But, as with preceding tours, not many fans will be able capture these live shows. Dylan prohibits the use of smartphones and cameras inside concert halls. According to his long-time manager Jeff Rosen, Bob believes in the “ephemeral nature” of live performances.

53 years ago, 25 year-old John Sebastian, clad in a tie-dyed jacket and rolled-up pants, got up on stage unexpectedly to play an afternoon set with an acoustic guitar on the second day of arguably the most memorable music festival in the history of music festivals. His six-decade-long career began when John Sebastian played the guitar and harmonica for American folk musician Billy Faier's 1964 album The Beast of Billy Faier.