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Check out this great intro to artist & photographer Alana Adetola Arts Photography, LLC as told by A.I. The Anomaly of Get Fokus'd Productions for Albright-Knox! Qween City would not be what it is without this woman's incredible talent & vision. Kudos, Qween!!

#GrwnWoman​ Entrepreneurs - Alana Adetola Fajemisin As a continuation of the official music video titled "Grwn Woman", A.I. The Anomaly explores the work of other women entrepreneurs and highlights their respo...

We are in for a real treat this Saturday, February 26, when The Glam Vamps return once again to the stage of lauded rock club Mohawk Place for The Glam Vamps Present: Buffalo '69 - A 90s Hollywood Burlesque Show! The troupe will be reenacting iconic scenes from the 1998 indie film Buffalo '66 through burlesque, theater, and comedy, with additional performances paying homage to other ‘90s favorites, including Jurassic Park, Fight Club, Austin Powers, and more.

Click for more info on this badass troupe, and check out some highlights from the incredible Buffalo '66-inspired photoshoot by Robyn Buyskes of Bubbles & Berries Bo***ir, featuring Vanessa Oswald & Shannon Dawn. *swooooon*!

The Come Up: Buffalo ‘69 – A ‘90s Hollywood Burlesque Show The Glam Vamps return once again to the stage of lauded rock club Mohawk Place for "Buffalo ‘69 – A ‘90s Hollywood Burlesque Show" on Saturday, February 26, 2022, at 10 p.m.

Happy Friday, y'all! Our resident Marriage & Family Therapist Ashera DeRosa (Whole Stories Therapy and at wholestoriestherapy.com) responds to a reader going through a major transitional era in their personal life, but concerned how this change will affect the individuals in their family. As always, Ashera provides a refreshing, relevant perspective on the situation, both tuned to this individual and the greater human question as a whole. Have a great weekend, and happy well-being!

Smash Talks: Transition within the Tribe Dear Smashera, For most of my life I've struggled with my gender identity. Biologically, I am female; but I only feel comfortable if I live and behave as though male, and until I learned about LGBTQIA+ theory and history sometime in my early twenties, I felt utterly "unwelcome" in my body. Once I