Cul de sac Magazine
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| Blog Name: | Cul de sac Magazine |
| Url: | http://www.culdesacmag.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | LGBT, culture, media |
| Description: | Cul de sac focuses on culture and media critiques from a queer perspective. We delve into social justice and minority rights issues as well. |
| Popularity: | 75 Followers |
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Musician Mondays: Peaches at the Metro
by Jacob McPherson Friday night, I ventured over to the Metro to experience the Peaches concert. Amanda Blank opened, and I was a little underwhelmed with her performance, given all the hype around her. However, she was still enjoyable and made an appropriate opener for Peaches. Since this was my second time seeing Peaches, I knew what to expect from the performance. I first saw Peaches at The Music Hall of Williamsburg. Drag personality Sherry Vine was i
by Jacob McPherson Friday night, I ventured over to the Metro to experience the Peaches concert. Amanda Blank opened, and I was a little underwhelmed with her performance, given all the hype around her. However, she was still enjoyable and made an appropriate opener for Peaches. Since this was my second time seeing Peaches, I knew what to expect from the performance. I first saw Peaches at The Music Hall of Williamsburg. Drag personality Sherry Vine was i
Musician Mondays: Little Dragon
by Jacob McPherson Sweden keeps producing strong musical acts. Saturday night, I thoroughly enjoyed myself when experiencing the music of Little Dragon. They played a free show for the fifteenth anniversary of Double Door in Chicago. It was one of those concerts where the energy of the m
by Jacob McPherson Sweden keeps producing strong musical acts. Saturday night, I thoroughly enjoyed myself when experiencing the music of Little Dragon. They played a free show for the fifteenth anniversary of Double Door in Chicago. It was one of those concerts where the energy of the m
News Briefs: November 10, 2009
If you haven’t been actively avoiding Wal-Mart like it was H1N1, now you have more justification: a gay couple was recently banned for life from the chain after being harassed by Niles, MI store security for reportedly shoplifting, claims that were quickly verified by local police as untrue. Litigation to sue the couple at ten times the amount of items claimed as stolen is underway, the rationale being they were “uncooperative” by refusing to enter a closed-off detention room with their 11-year-old twins. While the couple talked to the police, the young boys were kept
If you haven’t been actively avoiding Wal-Mart like it was H1N1, now you have more justification: a gay couple was recently banned for life from the chain after being harassed by Niles, MI store security for reportedly shoplifting, claims that were quickly verified by local police as untrue. Litigation to sue the couple at ten times the amount of items claimed as stolen is underway, the rationale being they were “uncooperative” by refusing to enter a closed-off detention room with their 11-year-old twins. While the couple talked to the police, the young boys were kept
Reeling Reviews 2009: Drama
by Kevin Sparrow The sad thing about film festivals is that oftentimes it can be hard to find your favorite films after they’re over. To wrap up our look forward to Reeling 2009, we are going to wallow in self-pity and discuss some of the fantastic dramas being presented this year. The Filipino film Boy splits its focus between the innocence of first love and the eroticism of desire. The Bo
by Kevin Sparrow The sad thing about film festivals is that oftentimes it can be hard to find your favorite films after they’re over. To wrap up our look forward to Reeling 2009, we are going to wallow in self-pity and discuss some of the fantastic dramas being presented this year. The Filipino film Boy splits its focus between the innocence of first love and the eroticism of desire. The Bo
Reeling Reviews 2009: Drama
by Kevin Sparrow The sad thing about film festivals is that oftentimes it can be hard to find your favorite films after they’re over. To wrap up our look forward to Reeling 2009, we are going to wallow in self-pity and discuss some of the fantastic dramas being presented this year. The Filipino film Boy splits its focus between the innocence of first love and the eroticism of desire. The Bo
by Kevin Sparrow The sad thing about film festivals is that oftentimes it can be hard to find your favorite films after they’re over. To wrap up our look forward to Reeling 2009, we are going to wallow in self-pity and discuss some of the fantastic dramas being presented this year. The Filipino film Boy splits its focus between the innocence of first love and the eroticism of desire. The Bo
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