HxC: Salad Days Showcases DIY Punk
As220 is holding a screening of the brand new DIY documentary Salad Days on April 10. The punk hardcore community holds Minor Threat, Fugazi, Bad Brains and many more in high regard and name them as influences in their music. Punk and DIY has always gone hand in hand, and these aforementioned bands put a stamp […]
Lunar Notes
Aries: The Full Moon Lunar Eclipse on the 4th highlights relationships. Eclipses bring change. Explosive conversation around the 8th triggers a breakthrough or a break down. With some folks in your life, it is simply that you are running on a different wavelength when it comes to the material as well as the spiritual. Whatever […]
Centennial Armenian Genocide Exhibit Opens at Studio Z with Month-long Events
The Armenian Genocide, the first genocide of the 20th century, was started in the late 19th century by the Sultans, subsequent rulers, and Turkish Army commanders of the Ottoman Empire. April 24, 1915, marked its beginning with the rounding-up, imprisonment and execution of hundreds of Armenian community leaders and intellectuals, mainly from the capital of the […]
Film Review: It Follows
A young woman goes on a couple of dates with a young man only to find out that he has given her something that there were no high school film strips to warn her about. It Follows is the story of Jay (Maika Monroe) who is smitten with Hugh, but unfortunately he hasn’t told her that […]
Monster of the Month: April Fool 2015
April monster of the month by Big Nazo Lab / Erminio Pinque
Film Review: She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry
The documentary She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry takes a thorough look at the American feminist movement from the mid-’60s through the early ’70s. The film concentrates on 1966 through 1971 and features in-depth interviews with numerous contributors and leaders of the movement in an effort to explore how the movement was started and what the struggle […]
National Ceramics Conference Lands in Providence
The Cate Charles Gallery on South Main Street — the combo efforts of mother-daughter duo Kim Charles and Catherine Schrage — offers up something unique this week in its “Porcelain in Three” ceramics exhibition. The gallery usually features paintings or sculptures, but opted for a porcelain ceramics display including works from Susan Schulz, Seth Rainville […]
Pin-up: Maryssa Morse
Do you have a nickname? Ryss What’s your favorite book? Anything by Kurt Vonnegut What’s your favorite movie? Empire Records, Silver Linings Playbook or Dumb & Dumber Favorite musician? I’m the worst at favorites, especially with music, but I do love Smashing Pumpkins What’s your go-to hangover cure? A beer and a burger Do you have […]
David Gere – Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt
I heard about David James Gere shortly after I interviewed his partner in crime, Tommy DeNucci. These two frequently work together, and let’s just say they create waves in the movie world. And, um, he’s not too shabby in the art, wrestling and night life world. I met Gere on the set of Blue Line, […]