Pop Playground Sugar Shock #013: Bunnies, Traps, and Slip ‘n’
Slides: An Interview with Brie Larson  i’ve been following Brie
Larson’s career for about two years now, since one year after
both the release of her debut album on Tommy Mottola’s Casblanca
Records (Finally Out of P.E.) and the inauguration of her truly
awesome MySpace page, on which she muses, jokes, quotes Henry
Miller at length (she’s currently re-reading Ralph Waldo
Emerson), and lightly abuses her friends and fans in her
comments section.  Appropriately, I figured I’d try to contact
her via MySpace for an interview before writing and production
were fully underway for her as-of-yet untitled sophomore album,
and Brie didn’t disappoint. We had a lengthy email exchange
about her new arts and literature magazine, Bunnies and Traps,
bubblegum, Bob Dylan, Heidi Montag, and the advantages and
disadvantages of forgoing climbing the music industry ladder to
ride the pop Slip ‘n’ Slide to fame.  Wanted to start with
Bunnies and Traps, which I haven't r