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Arts + Culture

The Doormat Division: No upsets, just blowouts

Erik Walker - October 22, 2018

BROWNS 23, BUCCANEERS 26 (OT) While you've been celebrating the Browns turnaround, someone over at Brownie headquarters has kept the vision. Yesterday the Blank Helmets...

News + Politics

Minimum pay for nonprofit workers, the mayor’s affordable housing exemptions …

Tim Redmond - October 21, 2018

The Board of Supes will consider Tuesday/23 a change to the ordinance that sets minimum wages for workers at nonprofits that get city contracts....

Arts + Culture

Peaches Christ will scare your pants off with ‘Terror Vault’

Marke B. - October 21, 2018

Anything from the darkly hilarious mind of our very own drag Mistress of the Twisted, Peaches Christ, is worth a peek at—preferably through your...

News + Politics

How to build on the #MeToo movement — at home

Bianca Rosen - October 18, 2018

When we discuss anti-rape activism in the year since the #MeToo hashtag went viral, it is crucial to acknowledge the decades of work by...

Party Radar

Edge of Sixxteen: ‘Sleazy, salacious’ party goes out with a bang at 20

Marke B. - October 17, 2018

PARTY RADAR DJ duo Jenny and Omar have been such an important part of the our scene for so long, that even though Jenny moved...

Onstage

Pucks to plays: Former hockey pro brings drama to Magic Theatre

Emily Wilson - October 14, 2018

ONSTAGE Ashlin Halfnight sees a lot of parallels between his former career as a professional hockey player and his current one as a playwright. “It seems...

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Behold, the mighty Litquake!

Marke B. - October 10, 2018

ARTS FORECAST It's Litquake time again (October 11-20), when the enormous literary festival takes over the city's venues—and, for Litcrawl on October 20, basically any...

Movies

Rupert Everett on ‘Happy Prince,’ gay victories, and Oscar Wilde’s schlong

Joshua Rotter - October 9, 2018

Actor Rupert Everett, who’d already garnered critical notice in acclaimed art house films Another Country (1984), Dance with a Stranger (1985), and The Madness...

Arts + Culture

Old school Chinatown funk? 50 years of Jest Jammin’ with Rev. Norman Fong

Joanna Ladd - October 9, 2018

ALL EARS If you’re not nostalgic for Chinatown nightlife circa 1970, it’s probably because you don’t know about it. Despite the passing of civil rights...

Arts + Culture

The Doormat Division, Week 5

Erik Walker - October 9, 2018

This season, every week a whole new set of NFL teams decide to be the worst team in the league. Everybody is trying out...

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