September is upon us! Summer is ending, and many of us are gearing up to hit the books again very shortly. But, more importantly, this is one of my favourite times for art in the [read on]
Cindy catches Waxhead at work at this art and culture fair. [read on]
September in Montreal keeps the city July-hot all through the fall season. [read on]
A great thing about being a music writer is that sometimes you open your inbox, and there’s an email introducing you to a cool new band you’ve never heard of. On one such occurrence, Hiroshima Hearts’ [read on]
Uber talented Sex-T-Rex is in town for one-night-only with two of their hits. [read on]
The traditional date of the beginning of the Seven Years’ War is 1754, when somebody named George Washington attacked a French scouting party, provoking the French into retaliating by attacking and eventually taking over Fort [read on]
Min Bahadur Bham’s film is set in a Nepalese village in the shadow of the Maoist movement. [read on]
The coolest little festival you need to know about. [read on]
Exploring Montreal’s unique symposium on extreme metal music and culture [read on]
From fundraisers to photos, the dance festival celebrates dance in many media. [read on]
Two fashion shows in photos at the FMD. [read on]
A festival about everything: burlesque, a skate park, circus acts, rockabilly music, bubbles, and yummy food. [read on]
Jermaine Fowler, Beth Stelling, Aparna Nancherla keep Off JFL hilarious. [read on]
Janick Murray-Hall’s satiric on-line publication squares off against big media. [read on]
The Treaty of Utrecht, though a war focussed on European succession, unfortunately spilled over to the New World and its colonies. From sieges in Acadia to the eventual renunciation of Hudson’s Bay, New France seemed [read on]
James Schamus’ new film has its moments. [read on]
Squirt, exhibit VAV Gallery, August 16 to 19 The VAV Gallery’s Squirt, an installation and performance-based exhibit, is on this week. With performances by Burcu Emeç, Jack Dexter, Michaek Martini and Peter Shaw, the performance [read on]
Stephen Dunn’s film that won big at TIFF is now in cinemas. [read on]
With a gender switch casting twist, this comedy explores the mess that love can be. [read on]
The latest Judd Apatow/Seth Rogen collaboration premiered here in the company of the cast and crew. [read on]
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