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It Don't Mean a Thing (if it Ain't Got the STL Swing Harmonists) on Monday

2 years ago
If you've dreamed of learning how to swing dance, or just getting better at it, STL Swing has you covered. Show up at the Link Auditorium (4504 Westminster Place, 314-813-0009) at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, September 11, for a short introductory lesson. Then, from 7 to 9 p.m., the band STL Swing Harmonists plays — and we should note this is a group with but one stated purpose: "To make your dancing feel better and easier."
Sarah Fenske

Judge Blocks Prosecutor From Using Unconstitutional Anti-Drag Law To Arrest People During Pride Festival

2 years ago
It’s great to see hateful people being shut down by little things like, you know, the Constitution. Would that it happened more frequently. Or, more hopefully, would that the mere existence of the Constitution prevent hateful legislators from passing hateful laws that have zero chance of surviving a constitutional challenge. It’s the land of the […]
Tim Cushing

Daily Deal: OfficeSuite One-Time Purchase

2 years ago
OfficeSuite makes everything a breeze, with comprehensive compatibility across different platforms and devices. With OfficeSuite, you can work anywhere, any time, and on your terms in a reliable and familiar way. Want to work on a phone? Desktop? Tablet? Windows? iOS? Whatever you want. And, if you want a more open alternative to the monopolies […]
Gretchen Heckmann

Sexual assault survivors can now track their rape kits in most states

2 years ago

It can take hours for a sexual assault victim to undergo the multiple swabs, hair samples, blood and urine collections, and other invasive procedures of a sexual assault examination. And then it can take months, sometimes years, for investigators to process that evidence kit. But now, responding to demands from survivors and their advocates, more […]

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Amanda Hernandez

Tennessee Williams Festival Kicks Off With a Riveting ‘Suddenly Last Summer'

2 years ago
Sebastian Venable was a dilettante, a poet from a privileged New Orleans family who wrote just one poem a year, which he “printed himself on an eighteenth-century hand-press at his atelier in the French Quarter,” in the words of his adoring mother Violet. He professed no desire for fame in his lifetime; his mother was supposed to attend to that after his death.
Sarah Fenske