Review of Ride: No Helen Hunt Magic Here
Plot of mother-and-son surf flick falls short. [read on]
Plot of mother-and-son surf flick falls short. [read on]
Great news guys! I know I say it quite often recently, but is it my fault there are a lot of great things happening on the comedy scene of Montreal? Yeah, that’s what I thought! [read on]
It was a year of excess and weirdness and elections and charters and commissions and these are the highlights. [read on]
Mike Carrozza couldn’t limit himself to 10 albums, so he picked 11… and then added a few more. [read on]
DéPFLIES are now among the top five finalists of CBC ComedyCoup and are preparing to make Canada laugh at Whistler Film Festival [read on]
Here is another thing to add to the list of why to be proud of our city: DÉPFLIES, the first bilingual Montreal-set television show makes it to the top FIVE in the CBC ComedyCoup! [read on]
DÉPFLIES is among the top 55 finalists in CBC’s ComedyCoup! Read more for the interview with the “power trio” behind this project. [read on]
Two weeks before Halloween, Mascara and Popcorn’s Body Horror Contest gathered over 300 people composed of monsters, artisans, film makers, and SPFX artists [read on]
Montreal’s Le Nouveau International organization’s project DÉPFLIES made it to the top 110 projects in Canada for CBC’s ComedyCoup. VOTE NOW and help out. [read on]
A smorgasbord of international art comes to Montreal until January with the Biennial Montreal. Performance art, film, digital works, sculpture, photography, and visual art are on tap. [read on]
Kitty and Bee, Easy Action, and K$M throw down at the MPROV festival. [read on]
The Oasis Marathon brings out the athletic best as runners hit the pavement for 10 km, 1/2 marathon, or the full. [read on]
Cranbourne is the result of many years of work and performance. This series of stories told in a captivating way by Fabien Cloutier. [read on]
Marc Rowland of Montreal Improv talks about how Montreal Improv got started and the kinds of events they hold at the venue, both new and old. [read on]
Take a road trip this week to Ottawa and catch a stellar line up including The National, Lorde, J Cole, and more. You can even bike if you’re up for a sore butt! Advice on where to stay and how to get there. [read on]
Day 2 at Otakuthon featured a parade of cosplayers. The exhibition hall was packed too. Check out our photo journal. [read on]
A review of Kiesza’s debut EP and Morrissey’s newest album World Peace Is None of Your Business [read on]
Cafe Frappé is full of Argentina fans as tie game goes to penalty kicks. [read on]
Get Scandinavian by listening to these new albums by these Swedish indie groups: Lykke Li, First Aid Kit, and Nina’s new discovery, Mindfox [read on]
Germany whips Brazil’s ass in about 30 minutes… and then they did it again and again and again. Here’s how fans responded in Cafe Frappe. [read on]
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