Daniel Robichaud

They Might Be Giants “Black Ops”

June 25, 2013

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bN-dlW4568[/youtube] Directed by Craig J.Clark “Black Ops” is the first single from They Might Be Giants‘ newest album Nanobots. You are advised to watch “Black Ops” in a darkened room.

“Somm”: The Hardest Test You’ve Never Heard Of

June 24, 2013

If you thought studying for your SATs was difficult, a new documentary by director Jason Wise called Somm will put things in perspective. The movie title is a reference to

Riding In Cars With Courtneys

June 22, 2013

Here’s a hot tip for bands: keep a joke book handy in case of technical difficulties. Or, concertgoers, think of a joke or two in case bands call on you

Book Giveaway: Enter to Win a Copy of Shelley Boyd’s Garden Plots – Canadian Women Writers and Their Literary Gardens

June 20, 2013

Garden Plots – Canadian Women Writers and Their Literary Gardens By Shelley Boyd “A path-breaking study of the domestic garden in Canadian literature.” Canadian literature has long been preoccupied with

Win Tickets: Twelfth Night at Bard on the Beach – July 4, 2013

June 20, 2013

Spirits are lifted, hearts are mended, and love is sought and won at the What You Will Hotel and Spa. It’s 1913 and in the pampered world of a fine European

Vancouver Art Gallery to Relocate

June 20, 2013

Since 1983, the old courthouse at 750 Hornby Street has been the Vancouver Art Gallery’s home. The gallery and the area surrounding have hosted many of the city’s defining events.

From the Top

June 20, 2013

Right, let’s try and get through this without mentioning James Blake. Dominic Maker and Kai Campos just couldn’t have had a better start. Hotflush Recordings boss Scuba recognized Mount Kimbie‘s

Say It With Me… Parquet Courts

June 20, 2013

Doors at 8, show at 9:30. You think I could get it together for show time, considering I get home a bit after 6, but no. I must miss something,

How Happy Became Homosexual and Other Mysterious Semantic Shifts

June 19, 2013

Language, like culture, is continually subject to a biological evolution – the result is often spontaneous, surprising and remarkable, as long-time author and logophile Howard Richler has always known. The

A Fearsome Education

June 19, 2013

We have created countless pages and reels of film dedicated to documenting World War II’s military action, and the systematic destruction of European Jews at the hands of the Nazis.

Baumbach Captures Millennial Malaise

June 19, 2013

The mileage you get from Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha will vary according to how willing you are to see another movie about over-educated, under-employed white people floundering for their adulthoods

Not Quite Classic

June 18, 2013

> J. Cole’s not there yet. Every track of the North Carolina rapper’s second studio album Born Sinner oozes discordance. Not in the sound — the tracks, for the most

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They Might Be Giants “Black Ops”

“Somm”: The Hardest Test You’ve Never Heard Of

Riding In Cars With Courtneys

Book Giveaway: Enter to Win a Copy of Shelley Boyd’s Garden Plots – Canadian Women Writers and Their Literary Gardens

Win Tickets: Twelfth Night at Bard on the Beach – July 4, 2013

Vancouver Art Gallery to Relocate

From the Top

Say It With Me… Parquet Courts

How Happy Became Homosexual and Other Mysterious Semantic Shifts

A Fearsome Education

Baumbach Captures Millennial Malaise

Not Quite Classic

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