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Mustache Bash Photo Recap

–Advertisement–With a third year under it’s belt, SHOP GOOD’s annual Mustache Bash raised money for Positive Tomorrows. The organization aims to break the cycle of poverty by providing homeless students with an education. It is the only elementary school in Oklahoma specifically for homeless children and their families. That said, we sent Natalee Dobbs to… Continue Reading Mustache Bash Photo Recap

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Video: Samantha Lamb on Small Farming

–Advertisement–  We interviewed Samantha Lamb on farming. Lamb said the line between her art photography and farming is nearly indistinguishable as both careers are complementary. Lamb encourages people to shop locally and listed a few places that consumers can shop to find local goods, produce, and food. If you live in or around the Oklahoma… Continue Reading Video: Samantha Lamb on Small Farming

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Punish Petal: Flogging Ass and Taking Names

Who knew the reddest state in the nation has the derriere to match its politics? To that end, Oklahoma-based husband and wife team Ryan and Lacie Shaw tell us about their specialty line of bondage gear, while volunteer spankee Alicia Smith provides insightful commentary as to why anyone would want to be willingly cuffed, blindfolded,… Continue Reading Punish Petal: Flogging Ass and Taking Names

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Beer Review: $1.75 Won’t Do

Here at OKC.NET, we recently moved into the office next door. It was decided that we should replace the carpet with hardwood flooring; it was further decided that, as thoughtful, college-educated individuals, we could probably do it ourselves. In Thomas Harris’s classic thriller novel Silence of the Lambs, Clarice Starling’s supervisor at the FBI has a… Continue Reading Beer Review: $1.75 Won’t Do

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Molly O’Connor: A Woman of Character(s)

  Molly O’ Connor is the Oklahoma art world’s best friend, working directly as an advocate for arts as they impact our state, and actively as a performance artist who creates shows that often allude to deeper issues that resonate with Oklahomans.  I first met her by reputation only, while working as an intern for… Continue Reading Molly O’Connor: A Woman of Character(s)

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Eurovision Beer Goggles

Hey gang! We here at OKC.NET are nothing if not cosmopolitan. Like the magazine of the same name, when we aren’t thinking of quirky new shapes to shave our pubic patch into or thinking up 50 new yoga positions to turbocharge our libido, we sometimes watch the news. As such, we like to acknowledge massive… Continue Reading Eurovision Beer Goggles

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Rocklahoma!

Rocklahoma took place over Memorial Day weekend, and OKC.NET sent out a crew to cover all the rock & roll that was fit to print. Andy and Daniel met a bunch of band members, Daniel found out that famous singers might act like a dick if you don’t recognize them, and our brave sojourners received… Continue Reading Rocklahoma!

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‘Haz Artwerks’: Help Find Homes for Pets!

In an ASPCA study conducted in 2011, more than twenty-seven percent of dog adopters cited appearance as the single most important factor in choosing their pet.  This factor, combined with the perfunctory photographic aesthetic of most pet shelters, does not always favor the coloration of all breeds and some animals are passed over for consideration… Continue Reading ‘Haz Artwerks’: Help Find Homes for Pets!

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Spotlight: Mixology

  Mixology is a brand new event in OKC. Conceived by a group of people from a variety of backgrounds in the performing arts, the event aims to give Oklahomans access to a multitude of artists as well as fostering the development of this growing community. Guests will be able to buy cocktails and watch… Continue Reading Spotlight: Mixology

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Diosa Deliciosa

  Porn stars occupy a strange space in American pop culture. They are the distant relatives of the Old World demimonde, trading on their sexual prowess to secure a lavish lifestyle.  Better known and more respectable than most members of congress, they still get precious little recognition. Perhaps owing to America’s near constant state of… Continue Reading Diosa Deliciosa

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The Natural Art of Creating New Stories from Old Bones

by Helen Grant A few weeks ago I spotted curious objects trapped under glass. I’d been at the Better Block… Continue Reading The Natural Art of Creating New Stories from Old Bones

Film Review: Tarsus

  by Colin Newman   Mickey Reece’s Tarsus is a film about growth and redemption, told with the tone and… Continue Reading Film Review: Tarsus

The Road Less Taken: Cindy Sheehan and the Road to Peace

Guest post by Dr. Zakk Flash   Oklahoma is not the flat ride that Cindy Sheehan expected. “We rode in… Continue Reading The Road Less Taken: Cindy Sheehan and the Road to Peace

NetFlix Instant Pick: “Tiny Furniture”

by Danny Marroquin As I write Lena Dunham has become a kind of phenomenon. Advertisements on the web ask “Want… Continue Reading NetFlix Instant Pick: “Tiny Furniture”

The Garden of Vegans: Recipes for a Romantic Picnic

by Patricia Waldron May is a special month in Oklahoma; Spring has sprung, the weather is warm, and the trees… Continue Reading The Garden of Vegans: Recipes for a Romantic Picnic

Limber Limbs: The EP Review

by Helen Grant Walking by the Opolis in Downtown Norman one night, I heard an unfamiliar band. Even though I… Continue Reading Limber Limbs: The EP Review

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