People interested in serving on the Cambridge Commission on the Status of Women should show interest by Jan. 15.

Billy Dean Thomas’ seven-track EP “For Better or Worse” is unapologetically left-leaning, intersectional and inclusive, even while addressing the 2020 election and racial justice.

A divisive order about municipal guidance for neighborhood groups introduced a week ago was split in two Monday, both winning unanimous approval from the City Council but some concern from public speakers.

Harper and Abby are headed to Harper’s very conservative parents’ house for Christmas, and Abby’s got a ring in her pocket ready for a marriage proposal – but Harper’s not out to her fam. You can see where this is going a mile out, but a talented ensemble pulls it all off nicely.

An order to “ensure equitable access” to neighborhood organizations was put on hold Monday after city councillors heard clashing visions of what that meant – for some, diversity; for others, an infringement on First Amendment rights with suspect motivations.

While Sheer Queer Fest, an annual music festival with Cambridge roots, was canceled for September due to Covid-19, its messaging is still particularly relevant: loud music that defies oppression, and anger as a step in the healing process for those who have been systemically wronged.

People interested in serving on the Cambridge Human Rights Commission are asked to send letters of interest, a résumé and list of applicable experience by mail, fax or email by Sept. 25.

Cambridge took a step toward formally recognizing polyamorous relationships on Monday, advancing legislation in the City Council that would give domestic partnerships with more than two people the same legal benefits that married couples have.

In this coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with, choices range from the light coming-of-age comedy “Yes, God, Yes” through heavier fare from Tarkovsky straight into horror chills and squirm-in-your-seat violence and suspense you can’t take your eyes off.

In this coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with we find the Wicked Queer film festival coming online, a mysterious documentary about an equally mysterious cult in “In Bright Axiom” and films new (such as “The Relic”) and old (including “Apocalypse Now”) to enjoy.