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...ths, depending on the crop and conditions. The structure may not always be underground. ...and enthusiasts of local food, slow food, heirloom plants, and traditional culture.

Mancuso's success at keeping his parties "underground" and legal inspired others, and many famous private [[discothèque]]s of th ...e Loft also appear in Josell Ramos' 2003 [[documentary]] Maestro about 70s underground club DJs.

...ry) and effectively all surgeons refuse to do it, so by necessity it is an underground practice. ==In popular culture==

...ve concept store emulates the collections' sophistication--a fusion of pop culture and high-end design

...tion at Seattle’s Center on Contemporary Art, included among its dozen pop culture investigations Parfrey’s Village Voice cover story, the first published a Apocalypse Culture II (2000), Parfrey’s lauded sequel, anticipated anthrax terror with a dis

...s the city commissioner gave permission, and after this edict, Shunga went underground. However, since for several decades following this edict publisher's guild The introduction of Western culture and technologies at the beginning of the {{jh|Meiji era}} (1868–1912), pa

...78 Rubin moved to San Francisco to begin studies of the gay male [[leather culture]]. On June 13 of that year, Rubin, together with [[Pat Califia]] and 16 oth * "Old Guard, New Guard", in ''Cuir Underground'', Issue 4.2 - Summer 1998. [http://www.black-rose.com/cuiru/archive/3-4/mu

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...o flourish. The speakeasy soon became one of the biggest parts of American culture during this time. Several changes happened as speakeasies formed; one was w Speakeasies also affected culture during prohibition, and the speakeasy became a focal point. Films were rest

...] John Steinbeck). Meyer's roughies have an impact well into 1990s popular culture. This is how the desert [[film]] ''Faster Pussycat Kill! Kill!'' as a motif

*2003 ''Le Dernier Cri: Legendary Publishers of the International Underground'', Track 16 Gallery, Los Angeles, California, USA * [http://www.konformist.com/2002/ac2-uncensored.htm Apocalypse Culture II uncensored]

...s early interest reflected the importance of the photographic image in the culture and art of our time, including the work of such notable artists as Andy War ...s, composers, socialites, pornographic film stars and members of the S & M underground. Some of these photographs were shocking for their content but exquisite in

...century. They were particularly prominent in the working-class lesbian bar culture of the 1940s, '50s, and '60s, where butch-femme relationships were the norm ...n lesbians, while at the same time the increasingly strong and defiant bar culture became more willing to respond with force. Although femmes also fought back

...time Channel 4 [[documentary]] "Faking It" truly brought the genre out of underground clubs and into a mainstream audience. Immodesty is best known for her signa ...se as Woman's Hour to BBC World Service and is a familiar face on TV, from culture shows to documentaries, even famously having her live performance interrupt

...ta", is another recent coinage. It has mostly been used in relation to the underground LGBT hip hop scene as shown in the [[documentary]] Pick Up the Mic and feat ...d with the film's focus on the inextricably connected transgender and drag culture of 80s NYC, lends itself to a contextual definition of those performers imp

...to the point of becoming entrenched in the city's underground economy and culture. First, women with no other means of support turned to the trade, then yout ...large part of society as immoral, there were other developments in Berlin culture that shocked many visitors to the city. Thrill-seekers came to the city in

...and boomed after 1958 when prostitution was abolished and the trade moved underground. The introduction of the automobile in the 1960s brought with it the "mote * [http://japonismo.com Japonismo.com] Traditional and modern Japanese culture, with an article about Love Hotels, included in the section "Japan y el sex

...fore the beginning of the health crisis of HIV/AIDS. They came to resemble underground rave parties in some respects, but differ in that circuit parties are highl == Circuit party culture and [[controversy]] ==

In the 19th century, copies of the book were sold "underground," and the book eventually made its way to the United States where, in 1821, ==References in popular culture==

...is stylized homoerotic art and his influence on late twentieth-century gay culture. Over the course of four decades, he produced some 3500 illustrations, most ...alances the original homoeroticism of the drawings with mainstream fashion culture, and their runway shows occur in many of the venues during the same times a