“I’m an optimist,” Wolf Parade singer/keyboardist Spencer Krug tells Vancouver Weekly by phone from the back of a van heading from Portland to San Francisco. “I like to think there’s
The Untold Tales of Pro Wrestling with Ric Flair at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre last night was as much story-time as it was opinion-time. For an hour and a half,
Kim Gray’s music video for “Taking It Too Easy” shows the Vancouver psych-pop rocker doing just that: taking it easy. Based on the circumstances that influenced the making of his
Since the 1980s, Robert Lepage has been at the forefront of new media performance art. He has brought his multi-disciplinary productions to audiences around the world through Cirque du Soleil,
Halloween may be over, but Martha Wainwright is still conjuring spirits. Less than a year after the French-Canadian chanteuse floored spectators at The Rio Theatre, in support of her latest
If you’ve seen Chelsea McMullan’s 2013 documentary My Prairie Home, you’ve heard Calgary musician and author Rae Spoon describe coming of age as queer in an evangelical Christian family. Now,
After just a handful of numbers by the night’s backing band, a few of which featured dueting twins Patsy and Peggy Lynn, the sisters introduced their family matriarch, the Queen
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgJVFNj-txw[/youtube] Winnipeg’s Les Jupes return with a video for “Hold Me Down” from their new EP Negative Space. The clip is atypical for a lyric video: letters and whole words
An alarm clock opens Nobody Realizes This Is Nowhere, and a new day begins for Terry Malts. If their previous album Killing Time was a love-struck, ‘til-the-sun-comes-up party, NRTIN is
A new era. A new renaissance, in all the arts and sciences and the ways people thought and lived. No year since the Age of Enlightenment has been more significant
If Twitter and Facebook haven’t satiated the public’s appetite for all things Chris Hadfield, then Random House has just the thing. On October 29, retired astronaut (and Internet celebrity) Chris