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This Ain’t No Picnic

A big stash of gack leads to bloody mayhem in Cocaine Bear

Film 2 weeks ago

What makes a movie a cult movie? Certainly, the modern tendency to hail a film’s “cult” status immediately upon release belies one of the essential … Continue reading →

Family Affair

In Something Clean, Selina Fillinger examines rape from a mother’s viewpoint

Theater 2 weeks ago

Remember this name: Selina Fillinger. It’s the name of a young playwright — very young, precocious and prolific. And, a playwright who happened to be … Continue reading →

Muse: A Celebration of Women, Volume 1

Music 2 weeks ago

It’s women’s weekend on the stage at beergarden and The Public House, and not a moment too soon. It’s time to ease the late winter … Continue reading →

Joyful Love, Joyful Activism

Author George Lakey is at Tsunami Books March 9

ArtsBlogBooks 3 weeks ago

If it seems that George Lakey has been at every pivot point of social change in the United States since the 1950s, that’s because it’s … Continue reading →

Visible Time

Kum Ja Lee’s artworks strive to make time visible using different types of fiber and other mediums

ArtsBlogVisual Arts 3 weeks ago

I meet artist Kum Ja Lee at the opening of her exhibit Perception of Time and Space, which is on display until March 16 at … Continue reading →

Swing Shift Jazz Orchestra featuring Clairdee

Music 3 weeks ago

Carmen McRae met the great Billie Holiday when she was just 17 years old, and Holiday recorded in 1939 a tune she composed, “Dream of … Continue reading →

Across The Line From Shadow To Sunlight

Poignant stories of college basketball's  integration abound on the eve of ‘March Madness’

ArtsBlogBooks 4 weeks ago

Many of the names from Across The Line flow freely in my memory, be it as a once-voracious reader of sports journalism and history or … Continue reading →

255 Madison Pop-Up Runway, Showcasing Black Fashion Designers in Eugene

Fashion 1 month ago

To start a business or grow a brand is daunting, all-consuming work. It takes a community. Treylon Day knows this, and he’s been on the … Continue reading →

Joey Valence & (Brae)kbeats

Boom-bap rap returns with Philly rap duo Joey Valence & Brae

Music 1 month ago

In 2021, at the height of the pandemic, Pennsylvania rap duo Joey Bertolino and Braedan Lugue, who perform as Joey Valence & Brae, scored a … Continue reading →

Married to Shakespeare

Women take a break from the world around them to obsess over Shakespeare in a timeless new play by Dorothy Velasco

ArtsBlogPerforming ArtsTheater 1 month ago

Who knew Shakespeare had so many wives? Dorothy Velasco’s new play Ladies Shakespeare Club, which opened Friday, Feb. 17, at Very Little Theatre, dramatizes love … Continue reading →

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