Foolproof Brewery Profile
A look into the Foolproof Brewery in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
Film Review: Tales of Halloween
One town, one Halloween night, 10 stories intersect to tell the tales that make up an array of stories related to the holiday. From creatures to witches and slashers to troublesome trick or treaters there is something for every horror fan to enjoy in Tales Of Halloween. Some of the highlights include the segment “Sweet […]
Alt-Nation: Consuelo’s Revenge and The Viennagram — This Weekend!
Consuelo’s Revenge – Mercy It has been about two and a half years since the self-titled debut from Consuelo’s Revenge dropped, and in that time the band has carved a name for themselves as one of the best live bands in the city. Their versatility allows them to touch on everything from folk, bluegrass, blues […]
First Annual Art & Design Film Fest
The First Annual Providence Art and Design Film Festival is in full swing at the Cable Car Cinema in Providence, running from October 29 until November 1st. The aim of the festival is to examine different facets of the art and design world, from showcasing artists and designers to examining how art and design have […]
Halloween Happenings
So, what are you doing this weekend? “Nothing,” is the wrong answer. If you’re looking to be thrilled and chilled on Halloween, you’ve come to the right place. Go on a quick getaway, get scared at a haunted house, or kick back with a drink and Netflix. We’re here to guide you. Unusual Halloween Movies […]
PROVedge: Tongues of Glory
As an unmistakably retired veteran, Bobby Pastrami’s penchant for wearing comfy pants suggests his fondness for napping and general relaxation. In contrast, my smart blazer and carefully coordinated neckwear is indicative of my desire to take on deadlines, on top of an existing workload filled with lecturing, grading and offering electronic support. In terms of […]
Album Of The Week: Beat Connection’s Product 3
There’s nothing more seductive and sexy than R&B music. Maybe it’s the adoration they express or maybe it’s their lusty undertones. Statistics have shown that over the past half century, one vital ingredient for two people getting in between the sheets are the sounds of Barry White, Al Green and Marvin Gaye. A band from […]
CD Review: Kevin Connolly’s Ice Fishing
Hey kids, here’s a fun fact about me – I’m an only child. I never had to share my toys, or my albums, or my family’s affection with anyone else. And sure over the years I’ve often wondered how having a sibling would have changed the dynamics of my life, good or bad. Having been […]
Book of Jolivet: Wilbury Group’s World Premiere of Cain + Abel
God is kind of a dick. Why does he allow so much suffering? Why all the smiting? What is his obsession with blood sacrifice? For their latest production, The Wilbury Group staged the world premiere of Ben Jolivet’s Cain + Abel, a thoughtful take on the impotence of God in a world of temptation and […]
Alt-Parenting: This Race Matters — Talking to My Kids About Their White Privilege
One picture-perfect Sunday afternoon last month, my family gathered at my house for our 4th Annual Tomato Fest, where we can tomatoes, make fresh pasta and enjoy a meal together. This year’s festivities were somewhat interrupted by a text message my mom received about a “Black Lives Matter” rally on Main Street in East Greenwich, […]