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When discussing her selection of the album’s tracklist, Ono described her interest in Asian numerology as being a major factor: “13 is a very good number. I definitely wanted to do two more songs I liked, but I thought I can do it with the next album."

This album may not be the best background music, but it is the perfect album to listen to when the desire for something distinctly different strikes.

“#GetGandhi: A Seriously Radical Feminist Comedy” written by Anne Galjour and directed by Nancy Carlin is playing at Z Below in San Francisco through Aug. 26.

We're not all women, but we can all certainly support women this International Women's Day (and every single day, really) in several ways.

We embrace the notion that womanhood isn’t defined by any one thing and certainly isn’t defined based on whether or not a person has a vagina.

Together we yelled, sang and chanted, but our goal had changed. Presenting a unified opposition to the Trump administration was not our singular purpose.

“Atomic Blonde” ‒ based on the graphic novel “The Coldest City” by Antony Johnston and Sam Hart — follows the inhumanly fierce Broughton as she is set out on a complicated mission that, unfortunately, the film never fully explains.

Hair can be a source of stress and insecurity for many Black women, myself included. My first time in a hair salon, I wasn’t nervous. I was skeptical.