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Let’s Do the Time Warp Again: Rocky Horror Turns 50!

Let’s Do the Time Warp Again: Rocky Horror Turns 50!

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with St. Louis’s own shadow cast, Erotic Nightmares! 🫦 This fabulously weird and wildly entertaining troupe will be hitting three local theaters for a string of unforgettable performances: Chase Park Plaza Cinema

Mr. Missouri Leather 2025 – Celebrating 42 Years of Missouri Leathermen, Pups, and Bears (Oh my!)

By Cubby T Fly, my pretties (and your little dog, too) to the Mr. Missouri Leather 2025 competition, a weekend-long celebration of leather, kink, and community at Bar:PM, September 26-28, 2025.  Started in 1983 by the Gateway Motorcycle Club and since assumed by legendary leather Misters Chad Carroll and Terry Laupp (Mr Missouri Leather 2010),

September 20: The Golden Thread Weaves Art, Spirit, and Healing in Alton

Alton’s historic downtown will shimmer with creativity this fall as Mooneyham Art unveils The Golden Thread, a transformative new exhibition opening Saturday, September 20, with a reception from 5 to 9 p.m. Visitors can expect live music from Psychedelic Symphony and complimentary refreshments. So what is The Golden Thread? The exhibition asks viewers to reflect

Republican Commentator Joey Mannarino Calls For All Trans People in the U.S. to be Detained and Studied

In a moment that should chill every American who values freedom and dignity, right-wing commentator Joey Mannarino recently called for all transgender people in the United States to be rounded up, detained, and studied. This grotesque suggestion isn’t just a toxic opinion—it’s a blueprint for state-sponsored persecution. Mannarino isn’t a fringe player screaming into the void.

Why Redistricting-Obsessed Republicans Can’t Crack St. Louis

While the Texas redistricting fight is getting all the attention at the moment, the Kansas City area is also in Trump’s crosshairs.  That begs the question: Why aren’t they trying to mess with Missouri’s largest Democratic stronghold? Let’s look at that.   🔴 1. Kansas City Is More Vulnerable Politically Rep. Emmanuel Cleaver’s 5th District,

Narcissistic Injury: The Hidden Trigger Behind Vindictive Behavior

A narcissistic injury is a term rooted in psychoanalytic theory, referring to a perceived threat or insult to a narcissist’s self-image. It’s not necessarily a dramatic public humiliation—often, it can be a subtle slight, a disagreement, or a challenge to their authority, competence, or specialness. To most people, such experiences may sting momentarily but are

Pulitzer Illuminates the Art of Jennie C. Jones in Two Concurrent Exhibitions Opening in September

This fall the Pulitzer Arts Foundation explores the art of the multi-disciplinary artist Jennie C. Jones (b. 1968) in an illuminating juxtaposition of exhibitions: one, of Jones’s new and recent work; the other, organized by the artist herself, comprising art by artists who have been touchstones throughout her career.   A Line When Broken Begins

Celebrity Artist coming to Alton: Leo’s on Fire at Mooneyham Art Featuring Derek “Deek” Diedricksen

Mooneyham Art LLC proudly announces Leo’s On Fire, a celebratory exhibition and free public event to be held on Friday, August 23, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM at its downtown Alton gallery, located at 305 State Street. The event commemorates the birthdays and art of Charles Mooneyham, Jon Ross-Mooneyham, and Stephen Scordias—three pivotal figures behind the gallery’s creative evolution. This spirited evening

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