The intense and competitive world of ballet is thrown into the spotlight in First Position. Directed by Bess Kargman, the documentary investigates the lives of six young dancers, all prepping
[youtube]http://youtu.be/LcTVLHRHC_A[/youtube] Gold & Youth are a Vancouver-based band that has been making some serious waves with their debut album, Beyond Wilderness. Their latest single, “Jewel”, features the alluring vocals of
Over three-and-a-half decades ago, Paris-born artist and designer Françoise Mouly and cartoonist Art Spiegelman began their revolution of the comic book format. Long before Spiegelman published his legendary graphic novel
Neil Jordan’s Byzantium makes a fine companion piece to Joe Wright’s Hanna (2011), which also stars Saoirse Ronan as a lethal teenaged girl at a remove from humanity, navigating a
It’s a hard living in the secluded blue-collar neighbourhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn, even in summertime. Two fifteen-year-olds June and Val refuse to surrender themselves to the mundanity of their
Kanye‘s Yeezus is a down’n’out ambush to the senses. Bristling and hypnotic, the overall tone is reminiscent of the angst felt and vented by punk bands of the late seventies.
Coffee and a donut*. The go-to. The high-water mark of a Canadian breakfast. And while, yes, it is true that Tim Hortons rarely disappoints with the simple combo they’ve helped
Site-specific theater offers artists some of the most challenging and engaging obstructions. When done well, it demands that the work draw from that space at that time, and be shaped
solo output of Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, guitarist of the recently defunct progressive rock band The Mars Volta, you would be witness not only to a staggeringly large body of work, but
One day they’ll say, “Mac Miller’s all grown up!” But it’s not today. For every moment of honest introspection and unusual production on Mac’s new album Watching Movies With The
Vancouver was hit by a tornado of fiddle and banjo fury on Tuesday night. L.A. bluegrass punk band, Old Man Markley finished up their Canadian tour here at the Biltmore
“Is it like Sesame Street?” I laughed as I overhead the question a few rows ahead of me at the Arts Club Theatre Company’s opening night of Avenue Q. In