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Bad people: In the entertaining ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,’ humans are worse than the zombies

The film 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple picks up where last June’s new zombie classic, 28 Years Later, left off. Danny Boyle, screenwriter Alex Garland and new director Nia...


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Sitting with love and loss: Brüka Theatre’s ‘Lonely Planet’ addresses the AIDS epidemic without saying ‘AIDS epidemic’

For many adults living today, COVID-19 has been their only experience with a pandemic. It was scary because, in its earliest days, there seemed to be no rhyme nor reason regarding whom it would attack or how serious it would be. Some might die; some might have what felt like a cold; others might feel absolutely nothing.

But for those of us who remember the AIDS cri...


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What’s the buzz: Do you have what it takes to take up beekeeping?

Bees don’t hibernate.

That was one of many wonderful things I learned about raising bees in our region from Northern Nevada Beekeepers Association (NNBA) president Jim Russell. Russell said that is a common question during the association’s outreach and e...


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Art Notes: A new Reno City Artist; a new film series; and more!

Joanna Drakos is the new Reno City Artist

The city of Reno announced on Jan. 5 that abstract painter Joanna Drakos is the Reno City Artist for 2026.

Her


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The artists from Lasting Dose Tattoo don’t just draw on skin; their latest curation is up now at McKinley

It seems like a no-brainer for a tattoo artist to also work on fine art or drawing, whether it’s in a public space or just at home. That kind of creative scenario is true of at least two people who are part of Lasting Dose Tattoo.

“I think fine art just opens the boundaries of what you can do,” said Joe C. Rock, who has been with Lasting Dose as a tattoo artist for...


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