To commemorate Juneteenth, two excellent Richmond musicians have released a special track to celebrate the fact that "we're still here." It's Juneteenth, the annual celebration of the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas learned that the Civil War was...
This Thursday, advocacy group Born Perfect presents a digital event featuring a film and panel discussion focusing on notorious conversion therapy group Love In Action. On Thursday, May 21, anti-conversion therapy advocacy and support group Born Perfect will present a...
Harry Kollatz Jr.'s coming-of-age novel about a six-and-a-half-foot tall nine-fingered guitar playing "freak" is a gloriously sprawling portrait of Richmond pre-gentrification. Style Weekly doesn't do their annual "You Are Very Richmond If…" issue anymore, and in a...
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring joined 19 other state Attorneys General in asking the US Department Of Health to ease restrictions on LGBTQ blood donation. Discriminatory policies dating back to the early days of the AIDS crisis continue to place restrictions...
Times are tough all around, but Central Virginia's theatre world is facing a particularly tough time at the moment. This podcast takes a closer look at the situation. Chances are if you know Jerry Williams, it's from his recent documentary, Spider Mites Of Jesus,...