News
In Providence
Earl’s Biggest Hit: Cape Cod Business
In the end, Hurricane Earl’s worst damage appears to have been businesses on the Cape hoping to end the summer on a high note.
Poll: Rhode Island voters support same-sex marriage
The majority of Rhode Island voters support legal recognition of same-sex marriages in the state for the first time, according to the results of a new survey.
Del. GOP Candidate Opposes ... Masturbation
Tea Party candidate for the Senate Christine O’Donnell’s campaign has been beset by a number of issues--including her stance against masturbation because, she says, it is a form of adultery.
Mont. tea party removes leader after anti-gay post
The president of a Montana tea party group has been kicked out of the organization for an exchange on his Facebook page that appeared to condone violence against homosexuals.
Entertainment
In Providence
Providence Theater :: Fall Preview
With September comes the new theater season. This fall audiences will be treated to a variety of theatre offerings, ranging from classic comedies and dramas, to a number of lavish musicals on the Rhode Island stage.
Jackie Collins pays tribute to the divine Ms. Ross
The divine Jackie Collins pays tribute to the divine Diana Ross this week at Woonsocket’s Stadium Theatre. EDGE spoke to Collins about her love of Ms. Ross and her career.
Krakow Melt
Daniel Allen Cox allows his second novel, Krakow Melt, to spill over the edges and create a meta-literary experience that illuminates--and singes.
Big Brother 12, Week 8 :: I’m Telling You
EDGE Big Brother columnist Steven Daigle shares what he’s been screaming at his TV all these weeks in a few heartfelt one-on-ones with this season’s remaining contenders.
