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Free Thing of the Week: Priya’s Mirror
To comics we go for this week’s Free Thing. A socially astute comic that merges Hindu mythology and feminism in its tale of acid-attack survivors: Priya’s Mirror.
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Finding Noelle: An Ode to Marlin
Omar Willey visits the Pocket Theater for Price Arts’ latest dance and finds it not so weird at all.
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Beyond a Joyful Noise, a Lingering Doubt
Our publisher finds time to write, and lays out some further thoughts on religion in theater inspired by Taproot’s A Joyful Noise.
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The Cable and Hollywood Endgame to Kill Set-Top Box Competition
You may be asking yourself how the Federal Communications Commission’s proposal to eliminate the outrageous cable set-top box monopoly ripping off millions of consumers could be stopped. You may even be asking yourself this as you review your latest burgeoning cable bill. Welcome to the…
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Sunday Comics
This week in Sunday Comics, the punchline in Shoe does not revolve around a pun for the first time in a decade.
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Gandhi: “My life is my message”
On the occasion of Gandhi’s 147th birthday, Robert M. Burrowes recovers the real story of his dedication to non-violence and the people it continues to inspire.
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Musician Marisa Anderson Looks for the New in the Old
Jennie Rose Halperin talks to Marisa Anderson about finding musical history in public domain songs.
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Free Thing of the Week: Naviar Records’ Haiku 11
This week’s Free Thing from Naviar Records combines Japanese poetry and music into an intriguing combination of electronic sounds.
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Classifying Bodies, Denying Freedoms
From sex to race, classification is a tool of oppression. Ché Ramsden examines the abuse directed at Caster Semenya.
