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9 Great Ohio Metroparks to Visit This Fall
North Chagrin Reservation| Cleveland Metropark (above) Ask any northeast Ohioan to make a shortlist of their favorite sites across the Cleveland Metroparks system’s 18 reservations, and Squire’s Castle will likely be on it. The stone structure looks as if it were dropped from a fairy tale, but its existence is owed to the region’s industrial past. Standard Oil Co. Vice President Feargus B.
5 Stargazing Events in Ohio this Summer
Looking up to the stars has been a pastime for centuries. While there are many great spots for stargazing in Ohio, some of our local observatories are offering programs this season to guide your journey through the stars. From the bright light of the sun to the blanket of stars that stretch across our sky each clear evening, don’t miss these five astronomical happening events across Ohio this summer.
Saturday Spotlight: New Book Releases June 2026
By Claire Buss, Deputy Editor, Write On! At Write On! and Pen to Print, we want to help connect authors and readers, playwrights and audiences, so we’ve created a Spotlight page on the last Saturday of the month, showcasing some of the exciting new reads and plays available. The curated list is based on books and plays that you send us, so if you’re an author or a playwright and you’d like your book or play in the spotlight, reach out to us at pentoprint@lbbd.gov.uk.
6 Holiday Performances to Catch Across Ohio This December
If your December plans could use a little extra magic, Ohio’s theaters are ready to deliver. This season’s performances range from beloved classics to fresh takes on holiday traditions, with music and dancing brightening stages from Cleveland to Cincinnati. A Christmas Story There’s something distinctly Cleveland about settling in for “A Christmas Story” at Playhouse Square’s Allen Theatre. Running Nov. 30 through Dec.
Move Slow and Break Things
The so-called great resignation is underway. But what about those of us with bills to pay, mouths to feed, and other obligations that mean we just can’t quit our bullshit jobs? Many of us who have been asked to return to our silly little office jobs in person are now wondering if the only option is to sit down at our desks and shut up. Mercifully no — dissent is always on the table.
The Interventions
In confronting rape, we are taught to appeal to the law, to the police, to anyone who can offer protection. What if the only way to prevent a rape were to intervene yourself? This issue, Lux is publishing a chapter of Radius, a new book by Yasmin El-Rifae, which tells the story of Opantish — Operation Anti-Sexual Harassment — a group that she and other women organized to intervene in mass sexual assaults that occurred in Tahrir Square in Cairo during the 2013 phase of the Egyptian revolution.
Animal, Vegetable, Capital
Recently, following some rounds of trial and error in search of a food that wouldn’t upset my dog’s unusually sensitive stomach, her veterinarian suggested a kibble made out of kangaroo meat. Apparently, this isn’t as niche as it sounds: A quick search shows that I have several choices for brands of kangaroo dog food (provided I don’t live in the state of California, which bans its import).
No Lesbians
I first learned about Sara Harb Quiroz in 2021. I was living in El Paso, Texas, and researching America’s deportation of “undesirables.” For much of the twentieth century, immigration laws had been used against gays and lesbians. But in some cases, the banished fought back. I found Sara among them in a brief legal citation online. I wondered if she was still alive. In El Paso, I looked for people who shared her last name and knocked on doors until I obtained her address — in Juárez.
4 Ways to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Ohio
Mother’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate the moms or mother figures in each of our lives. Whether you want to lace up your shoes and spend time participating in a 5K in Munroe Falls Metro Park, create a flower arrangement at Kingwood Center Gardens or enjoy tea time together, here are four ways to. make mom feel special. Mother’s Day Blooms-To-Give | May 10 Take a moment to give something special to those in need this Mother’s Day.
THE DELINQUENTS | Valiant Entertainment
Quantum and Woody are the world’s worst superhero team. Archer & Armstrong are a mismatched pair of conspiracy-busting adventurers. When a mysterious force collides these ill-suited and irresponsible “heroes” for a cross-country race through the darkest corners of American mythology, all hell is bound to break loose. Can two busted pairs become four of a kind in time to defeat the Hobo King, save the day, and make it back home in time for happy hour?
Cut to the Feeling
For a long time, my ambition was to become bourgeois. I longed for leisure and beautiful things, but I wasn’t sure I was allowed to have either. I wanted to want more than a better boss and a new couch. I wanted a family who was curious about the world and who wasn’t constantly finding new ways to repeat the agonies of their ancestors. There were two things I knew I could do to change things for myself: read, and move to New York City.
Head in the Clouds
IN 1956, THE FORD FOUNDATION approached Rachel Carson with the idea of writing the script for a television documentary about clouds. This was around the time that meteorologist Vincent Schaefer was first publishing his research into cloud forms, which, contrary to prior scientific understanding, he’d found to be not at all arbitrary.
Identity Bingo! - Lux Magazine
It’s a brightly colored, well-designed time for Asian-American cookbooks. I was at a bookshop in Manhattan the other week and pulled eight or nine. This bumper crop includes First Generation by Frankie Gaw, The Woks of Life by the Leung family (who writes a popular blog of the same title), My Shanghai by Betty Liu, and Korean American by Eric Kim.
Underrated Manhwa You Need To Read
The manhwa boom has led to many great series like The Stormy Inn and My Blasted Reincarnated Life getting overlooked. Manhwa is going through a boom period, with hundreds of series getting English releases, from long-awaited classic series to hot new releases. Because of this sudden wave of translations, many great series have gotten lost in the shuffle, with massive smash-hit series like Lookism and Solo Leveling getting most of the spotlight.
Must Read Manhwa For Superhero Fans
Fans of superhero stories will love manhwa series like Reawakened Man, Unholy Blood, and Sidekicks. Superheroes have never been more popular, with caped crusaders dominating the film, TV, and comic book industries. Plus, every month, more and more superhero-centric media are launched, featuring both brand-new heroes and new takes on classic ones.
Let Them Not Eat Cake
Self-denial never goes out of style. After a brief foray into body positivity, we’re hearing that thin is back in — at least, according to trend pieces from any legacy media with “New York” in its name. Cultural producers from fashion designers to podcasters are returning to the aesthetics of the thin, white, and wealthy.
Free the Children
An ominous political coalition has emerged in recent years, orchestrated by the reactionary right. This coalition has mobilized fascists and liberals alike to defend a vision of sex and society that many liberals imagine they might reject if it were stated plainly. As of April, more than 494 bills have been introduced in 47 states to restrict access to medical resources needed for youth transition or to compel schools to out trans children.
Market Logic - Lux Magazine
On October 20, 2020, I misunderstood a joke. That misunderstanding added 4 percent to Virgin Galactic’s stock price, a mistake worth a little over $200 million. Billionaire short seller Jim Chanos was speaking at a conference I was covering, and he ended his remarks with comments about the space exploration industry. The gist was: Space is infinite, therefore the possible profits from space exploration are too.
Psychedelic Joe Rogan Is Back!
TODAY ONLY! For only $7, you can get 2 winning options trade alerts every month! Click Here to See Trade Ideas! (Risk-free with a 14 day refund guarantee) After Joe Rogan made headlines and faced backlash from Spotify SPOT and scientists after calling into question the validity of the COVID-19 vaccine, it seems the world famous podcaster will now focus on magic mushrooms and the fascinating stories of prehistoric civilizations and its links with primates.
We Keep Each Other Safe
When President George H.W. Bush signed the Hate Crimes Statistics Act of 1990, he was widely praised by groups representing American Jews, racial minorities, women, and gays and lesbians. This loose coalition of the oppressed had lobbied for years to get quantitative proof of the bias they’d experienced on the streets, from vandalism to sexual assault.
Illuminated
Art by Rachel Song Rachel Song is a 21 year old tattoo artist and illustrator based in NYC. Currently, her biggest hobby is searching for cute and tasty dessert shops in the city. Art by Maria Nguyen Maria Nguyen is a Vietnamese-Canadian illustrator and graphic novelist who lives in the suburbs just outside of Toronto. Maria has been commissioned for magazines, newspapers, news sites, book covers, and comic books. Original work by WmW layer close
Consciousness Raising with Corporations
In 2010, I landed a job at a large feminist nonprofit and embarked on what I imagined would be my brilliant career in feminist advocacy. Early on, I had reservations. My new organization, which I’ll call Advance, “partnered” with Fortune 500 companies to design initiatives to advance “high-potential” women employees. I wasn’t convinced that helping corporate careerists make the leap from middle manager to senior executive would translate into progress for women in general.
Toronto's Newest Online Gallery is Supporting Local "Pop-Style" Artists
Photo: Art By – Heather Haynes For those of us who fancy ourselves as art aficionados, Art By is a brand new online gallery showcasing Toronto’s local, pop-style artists. Founded by Toronto entrepreneur, Michael Henry, in 2019; their mission is to unite, grow and connect residents to The 6ix’s vibrant art scene. The online gallery not only works with Toronto’s leading artists, but emerging artists from across Canada as well.
John Rankin House, Ripley
Travel John Rankin House, Ripley This home overlooking the Ohio River offered hope to more than 2,000 men and women escaping slavery along the Underground Railroad. May 2021 BY Griffin White | ART BY May 2021 BY Griffin White | ART BY The John Rankin House stands atop a bluff high above the Ohio River and the village of Ripley.
Horror Authors Guild - HAG - Blog
Join the cast and director of CRAVE THE HOOSIER BIGFOOT Verona Jones This week is about Indiana’s cryptid. Indiana has fascinating cryptids, which include a demon snake. This demon snake haunts a graveyard in Evansville, Indiana. Witnesses say the demon snake has red glowing eyes and has horns on its head. I wanted to write about the demon snake, which is an exciting story I will write later. This week is the Indiana Bigfoot.The cryptid reported most times is the Evansville Monster.
George Thornton Art - Artists
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NINJAK | Valiant Entertainment
For the first time, Ninjak’s past and future collide in the pages of an all-new ongoing series! Then: Meet inexperienced MI-6 recruit Colin King on his first mission in the field as he learns the basics of spycraft and counterintelligence, and develops a volatile relationship with his first handler. Now: Colin King is Ninjak, the world’s foremost intelligence operative, weapons expert, and master assassin.
History By Us: A Digital Portrait Series In Celebration of Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, DJBooth has partnered with AT&T to highlight influential figures in Black history. The process of appropriately acknowledging the contributions of Black Americans on the fabric of our society is a continuous effort. During Black History Month, we take the opportunity to celebrate the specific accomplishments of many of the exceptional contributors, without whom, our cultural tapestry would be inconceivable.
We Are Undivided
About The Undivided The Undivided is a project to share the common ground that unites us all, and give America the tools to inspire more productive conversations that can move the country forward together. The Undivided is brought to you by Creative Alliance. The Creative Alliance is a group of leading creative companies and individuals who believe in giving the same firepower to our nation’s challenges as we do to some of the world’s biggest brands.
Fujiko F. Fujio Doraemon Museum
A lot of people know about the Studio Ghibli Museum in Tokyo– but they might not have known that there's also a museum dedicated to Fujiko F. Fujio, the creator of an infamous Japanese icon, Doraemon. The museum was built in order to preserve Fujio's manuscripts of mangas he drew before his death in 1996. Fujio created more than just Doraemon– he drew out several other famous works, such as Kiteretsu Dai-hyakka, Esper Mami, Parman, and Obake no Q-taro.
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