Ian North, who founded ’70s glam / power-pop band Milk N’ Cookies, has died after suffering a heart attack last week. He was 68. The was shared via longtime friend, musician and photographer Paul Zone ...

NORWALK — A new cookie store is coming to town. Milk N Cookies, the cookie cafe and cereal bar, posted on Instagram that it will open a Norwalk location this month. The storefront is on South Main ...

Milk 'N' Cookies formed in the early 1970s in Woodmere, Long Island, a short drive from the bustling proto-punk scene in New York City. Their output, collected on this Captured Tracks anthology, was a ...

The International House of Pancakes, known affectionately as IHOP, has done some sweet things with traditional breakfast foods. The restaurant chain has transformed the basic pancake by introducing ...

Ian North, the guitarist and songwriter of the Long Island power pop band Milk ‘N’ Cookies, has died. North’s wife confirmed to Paul Zone of the Fast that North died on Sunday morning after suffering ...

The collector-scum world can get disturbingly insular, curtains-drawn creepy, and far removed from, you know, fun. Which is why Jeremy Thompson’s label Sing Sing Records and his brand-new book, Wired ...

Nothing gets my nostalgia going quite like reminiscing about the breakfasts my mom used to make in the morning. French toast, sausage, eggs, bacon and pancakes were always ready and rarin’ to go.

Captured Tracks labelmates EZTV and Nic Hessler have collaborated on a cover of “Buy This Record” by powerpop cult heroes Milk ‘N’ Cookies (who EZTV just opened for in Brooklyn). That’s coming out as ...

Chicago-based identical twins James and Paul Makelwain, aka Milk N Cookies, are self-confessed fraternity bros turned hard house and “nasty rave” producers and DJs, though they swear that they’re nice ...

Whether you're the kind of person who always drains the last of the milk in your cereal bowl when the Frosted Flakes, Fruity Pebbles or Captain Crunch is gone, or if you're more of a cookies and milk ...

What worked for Jimi Hendrix, Sparks and the Strokes – grabbing passports and rolling the dice in London – went weird and very wrong for New York’s Milk ‘N’ Cookies, a mid-Seventies power-glam quartet ...