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Climate Justice

Guest article by Buffalo’s Anne Peterman on the recently concluded UN World Forestry Council meetings in Durban South Africa which are helping to set the table for the UN Paris Climate Conference (COP21) in December

The Public Questionnaire: Ellen Horst

Each season Horst, currently starring in Doubt, scores one solid performance after another, seamlessly easing into roles with uncommon mastery of her craft.

Episode 3—Public Record Podcast

The panel of Kelly, Caputo, and Bedenko return to discuss the aftermath of last week’s primaries, dig in on the Right Democratic Team’s actions in Cheektowaga, and more.

I Watched the CNN Debate

These are my real-time reactions, at least until 10:20 when I had to get ready for work in the morning.

On Ray Walter's Sales Tax Proposal

The Republican candidate’s proposal to change the sales tax distribution is a political gesture, which we contextualize and parse.

Robyn Gallick at Hi-Temp Fabrications Gallery

Buffalo painter Robyn Gallick’s first solo show opens this Friday, September 18 at Hi-Temp Fabrications. The show will feature 25 of the artist’s large, lively abstracts, as well as a cash bar and live music in one of the city’s coolest art spaces. Come by: 6-9:30pm.

Think of the Children! The Dinner

Opening at the North Park this weekend, this Italian drama takes a meandering route to get to where it’s going.

Life Lessons: Grandma

No one knows better how to snap off a sarcastic retort than Lily Tomlin, and she gets plenty of them here.

Real-life Superheroes

After building a reputation inside the ring, wrestling stars sometimes return to reality and become actual superheroes.

Storied Tellers

In three one-actor shows scheduled this season, the stars hold the narratives in their hands.

As Confederate Flags Fall, Columbus Statues Stand Tall

Local TV news called the defacement of Buffalo Columbus statues “vandalism, without considering the protest’s argument.

Buffalo Eats Presents On The Menu

Your weekly rundown from Buffalo Eats on what’s happening locally in the Food + Drink scene.

Assisted Living: the Sex for Notoriety Complex

Frontman of Every Time I Die, Keith Buckley guides our readers with heartfelt and brutally honest advice.

Cover Art: Chenango Street

BILL JUNGELS’s cover photograph was taken on Chenango Street in the 1970s. His work will be exhibited at Casa de Arte (141 Elmwood) beginning Saturday, September 26, with an opening reception 6-10pm.