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Uber Shaming
Remember when the new Lululemon in the Walden Galleria had to remove a mosaic at its threshold because people took offense at its invocation of local sports horrors such as ”wide right” and “no goal”? Uber is now doing something worse on TV screens throughout western New York—shaming Buffalo for political gain.
Looking Backward: Exchange & Washington, 1958
The Sense of an Ending
Centerfold: Karsten Krejcarek
Buffalo Arts Studio at 25
Charles Burchfield, 50 Years Later
This Week's Agenda from Loop Magazine
This Week's Public Picks
The Lunatic-in-Chief
Peach Picks: What to Read This Week
Spotlight: Soul Patch
The Grumpy Ghey: A Briefing
Cover: Muhammed Z. Zaman’s
MUHAMMED Z. ZAMAN’s Love will find a way is part of Buffalo Arts Studio’s CollectX25 show. Read more here.
Boxing Coach Gives Young Men a Fighting Chance
The Public Record: ICE Pays Detainee Labor $1/Day
Save the Hostel
Bats Release Party with Falynn Koch
[COMICS] The concept of Science Comics is exactly what you think it is: each comic explains, in an introductory form, some scientific concept with the aid of some fun and quirky characters. From the planets to dinosaurs and geology, the topics are pretty comprehensive.
Carl Paladino: White Nationalist
White nationalism is a polite term for “racist Nazi scumbag.”
World of Drum and Bass
[ELECTRONIC/DANCE] The World of Drum and Bass tour has been going strong for some years now. The tour, this year featuring Drumsound and Bassline Smith as headliners, comes to the Dnipro Ukrainian Cultural Center this Sunday, March 19. The massive bill also features Tantrum Desire, DJ SS, Blade Runner, and many more, spinning dnb, trap, and dubstep into the wee hours of the morning.
