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The Indigo Girls Are Spreading the Pain Around

On their long-awaited 14th studio album, the Indigo Girls continue to expand on their influence as they reach out to long-time fans and new audiences.

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Vulnerability Becomes Strength When Sleater-Kinney Takes D.C.

The crowd is riveted to the intensity of the performance; some barely moving as they watch the stage, almost reverent in their witness. Sleater-Kinney has walked out onto the ledge with us and back. Again.

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Here Be People: Florida Renaissance Festival 2013

We need more of these places—not just special events like renaissance festivals, comic cons, and indie craft fairs, but every day events that build this welcoming come-as-you-are sense of community.

Television

Stranger Than Zombies: Power, Privilege & Lesbian Subtext in 'The Walking Dead'

The premise of The Walking Dead provides many opportunities to study privilege. Who lives on the farm vs. who lives in the RV? Who sleeps in the woods vs. who drinks the Woodbury tea? Who can two women love, if not each other?

Events

John Waters Shows Us How to be Bad in 'This Filthy World'

One of Mr. Waters’ talents is how he can bring out the deviant aspects in just about anything.

Events

The Significance of Retro: Sincerely Yours, Marty McFly

Sincerely Yours, Marty McFly could have been another retro event without consequence. Yes, there was nostalgia.

Andrea Dulanto
Film

The True Call of Slacker: 20 Years Later

Richard Linklater's Slacker commemorates its anniversary and finds an audience beyond the 20-somethings.

Television

In Praise of Ricky Gervais' Kind of Meanness

The Golden Globes are usually a good substitute for Ambien. But this year, Ricky Gervais gave us the televised equivalent of crystal meth—we may be up for days.

Andrea Dulanto
Music

They Happen to Be Girls: An Interview with Uh Huh Her

PopMatters talks with L Word star Leisha Hailey and her musical cohort Camila Grey about feminism, how storms make for a great concert, and how candlelit bathrooms are the best place to record vocals for an album.

Andrea Dulanto

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