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Did anyone catch the screening of Short Bus by John Cameron Mitchell last night at Brown?  I'm totally bummed that I was out of town for the event, but I'm so going to be there for Tuesday night's screening of that most rocking movie, Hedwig and the Angry Inch.  Director John Cameron

Got plans for Halloween yet?  You do now:

The Jerkus Circus!
Halloween Show
The skankiest, loveliest, funniest, bloodiest, brashest, sexiest, drunkest, sparkliest, grossest Halloween party in post-industrial New England! The Steamy Bohemians! All the King's Men! BellaMinx

Is it too funny or too far?

Trust me, this exhibit is freaking awesome.  I've already posted about it two times, and I'll keep posting about it until you finally take a hint, yo:  just go check out the freaking art!  This isn't your grandma's boring art, and it isn't your parents' ugly hippy art; Pixilerations has high te

If you missed the free wine at last night's opening reception for Pixilerations, you can make up for your loser status by visiting the two galleries before 8 PM then stopping by Club PIXIL tonight at 10 PM.  Held at tazza cafe at 250 Westminster Street, Club PIXIL features DJ innovation and

PIXILERATIONS [v.5] opens tonight and runs through October 12.  Billed as "a festival of digital media and interactive performance," Pixilerations, part of the FirstWorksProv festival, is a thoroughly modern art event.  You know if there's a Missed Connections sculpture, it's gotta

Revision: The Street Painting Festival has been postponed to next weekend, October 4th.  Apparently, and tell me this isn't INSANE, there's a 100% chance of rain tomorrow for Providence.  Really?  100%?  I thought there were no guarantees in life, especially when it comes to

In case you missed it, Beth Comery of the Providence Daily Dose issued a college student welcome blog this morning:

"Welcome to this year’s freshman class… Brown, RISD, J & W… everyone. You will find Providence is a wondrous but sometimes mystifying place. If you are reading this then y

If you’re completely broke (and, puh-lease, who isn’t?) but you still want to know what’s going on around the city, scour the streets until you find yourself a copy of the freebie gem Campus Connection magazine. Who says you can’t get anything good for free? Pick it up and you’ll find a wealth of infor