Volume 42 Number 38
Volume 42 Number 38 Flip-through Edition
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Burned: Lisa Fernandes
Top Chef jabbed
Blood in, blood out
Can incest and vengeance right an upside-down world?
Bag drag
Dynasty Handbag, George Michael, and more
Marc Bamuthi Joseph
Choreo-poems give the quadruple threat's perspective on the history of hip-hop
The Explorers Club
Charleston septet channel the Beach Boys' "teenage symphonies to God"
Benga
Dubstep crossover king
Hurting herders
Tuya's Marriage comments on capitalism
“Punball: Only One Earth”
William T. Wiley's anti-genre-fication catalog reaches a grinning pinnacle
The funk this time
Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 bring Fela Kuti's fiery sounds to a new generation
Earth, here and now
The Seattle group grounds itself in twang and drone
Tell it like it is
Samuel R. Delany, science fiction writer and tea-room queer
What’s a “Mater”?
10 out of 100 bloody good reasons to see Dario Argento's Mother of Tears
Have another Soju
Hong Sang-soo loosens up with Woman on the Beach
Sour sixteen
Tom Kalin's Savage Grace is shallow and graceless
Frameline 32: The Horror, the horror
Blood on the screen at this year's fest, with Cthulhu, Socket, and even more gore
Frameline 32: Sex changes
Two views of Be Like Others
Frameline 32: Anti-pity party
A Horse is not a Metaphor is not a disease film
Frameline 32:That’s us
Wild Combination touches the spirit of Arthur Russell
Olema Inn
The custom of the country
Sweet and spicy
Khana Khazana
No free lunch
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