Review: Friendly Mr. Scruff at the Belmont
Mr. Scruff returned to Montreal for a much-appreciated night of solid groove and funk. Also, a quick review of his new album, Friendly Bacteria. [read on]
Mr. Scruff returned to Montreal for a much-appreciated night of solid groove and funk. Also, a quick review of his new album, Friendly Bacteria. [read on]
1987 shows the concerns of a 17-year-old man growing up in Quebec during the late ’80s. [read on]
Yellow, black and white outfits were matched with the beats of DJ F Moment. [read on]
Witty play Features great lines, high energy, and koi. [read on]
Not every film needs to challenge the mind. The Expendables III has its own set of merits that are largely of the mindless type. What’s so bad about that? [read on]
Jon Ronson’s film looks at the uncomfortable relationship between fame and creativity for a band with an eccentric member. [read on]
Another great discovery and restaurant ticked off the list! Lunch at Thali Cuisine Indienne is a delicious, easy and inexpensive lunch or dinner stop! [read on]
Michael Bakouch’s polaroid-style photo journal of lovely Monastiraki in Mile End. [read on]
Montreal’s convention for all things anime kicks off this week. [read on]
Sushi restaurant off the end of the island has sushi boats with precious cargo. [read on]
The stiletto race fundraiser featured 21 participants who raced in heels to win. Magali Crevier was on hand to photograph the event. [read on]
Photo Journal of the Chai Bar in Carré St. Louis on Restaurant Day. [read on]
Interview with Matthew Barber about his latest album, Big Romance. [read on]
Peopl’s Comedy is going to take a break from the usual monthly comedy stand up show so don’t miss the last show with a headliner from NYC! [read on]
Six select fashion designers showcased their 2015 Spring/Summer collection as part of the Montreal Fashion And Design Festival. [read on]
PTP remounts their popular Fringe Fest show of improv games at the Wiggle Room. [read on]
Colourful, joyous, and spirited, the Montreal Pride Parade is an event with wide open arms and a lot of heart! [read on]
Robyn takes on R&B’s Karl Wolf’s and Toronto’s artful BAHAMAS’s new albums [read on]
Despite the rain, Saturday night at Montreal Reggae fest had everyone moving and grooving. [read on]
An interview with Better than Ezra, 25 years after starting, is about to reissue Surprise. [read on]
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