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Letter to the Editor: Kevin Gaughan Responds to Bruce Jackson

On invented stories, transparent policies, and the future of our Olmsted Parks.

#DemsinPhilly Sketchbook Day 2

Our man in Philly, Marquil from EmpireWire.com, with some images from his sketchbook at the DNC. Follow him on Twitter at @EmpireWireNY:

Thanks to a Senator from Vermont, a younger more colorful crowd of delegates shows up for credentials.

WBEN Drops the Pretense of Objectivity

They sent their marquee pm talker to Cleveland and at least one reporter to Cleveland to cover the Republican National Convention.

No one went to Philadelphia.

With the general exception of the three hours of straight morning news, WBEN spends the remaining twenty-one hours of every day deriding anything they label progressive (they prefer “regressive”), and heaping hatred, scorn, and derision on anyone with a (D) after their name, and anything that they might believe or opinion they hold.

Infringement Festival 2016: Five Music Artists To Check Out

We poured through the massive 2016 Infringement Festival line up to find some of the most intriguing music, dance, art, and theater events of the 11-day-long festival. That’s not to say you shouldn’t pour through the schedule yourself. You’re bound to find something cool, crazy, or comedic that we overlooked.

Raised and Regimented? Captain Fantastic

To what extent can you be in the world but not of it, and is it even a good idea to try?

Infringement Festival 2016: Four Must See Theatre Events

Four theatre events to check out at Infringement Festival

Garden Walk: Eat, Drink, Chill

5 places to eat, drink, and relax during Garden Walk weekend.

Infringement Festival 2016: Film and Video Round Up

Five film and video screenings to check out at Infringement Festival.

On the Proposed Outer Harbor Tower

Why a 23-story apartment building on the Outer Harbor is a step backward.

Artists Seen: Shasti O'Leary Soudant

Photographer David Moog’s portrait of the transdisciplinary artist, designer, and writer.

Spotlight: Emma Percy

Emma Percy slept next to a baby tree once, for the sake of art. They had built the raised bed in the gallery with their own hands and laid peacefully down next to it on opening day, affixing the slow unraveling of nature with the quiet transformation of sleep. They were hoping the piece would show a way to relate to non-human things.