Review: The Pianist of Willesden Lane
The Pianist of Willesden is a must see show about survival and triumph during World War II.
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The Spy Who Dumped Me: Two Amateur Spies Take Europe
Lead actors Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon have great onscreen chemistry as two best friends thrown into the midst of a spy mission.
The 15:17 to Paris: Underwhelming Fare from Clint Eastwood
This film based on the true story of a prevented terrorist attack in 2015 does not do the story justice.
The Trip to Spain: Cuisine, Castles, and Comedy
The third installment in Michael Winterbottom’s series finds two men taking on the Spanish countryside.
Through My Brown Gay Lens and My Nation State
Karan ponders where is the place for non-nationalists in the new global climate
1756-7: The War Goes to Europe & Other Quebec Curios
While 1754 marked the beginning of a major colonial war in North America, the year 1756 marks the time when the Seven Years’ War truly became a global conflict. The British [read on]
A Colourful Fourth Edition of the Montreal Omnivore World Tour
Montreal’s Omnivorous Party brought together 20 hot new chefs for a night of sampling.
My Montreal: Lachine & Other Quebec Curios
It is said that the town’s name came from a joke of the explorer La Salle looking for China one fine day in 1669. When he didn’t make it to Asia, the people mocked him [read on]
Interview with The OBGMs: Charming McFarlane Is On His Way
Lead singer of The OBGM’s talks to Belinda about Montreal vs. Toronto and his favourite type of venues to play.
You Just Got Kunked: Interview With Dope Body On Their Upcoming Album
Kyle talks to no-wave New York inspired Dope Body.
Moshing on: Talking to Charlie Benante from Anthrax
Anthrax’s drummer on music, following trends and… coffee.
Review of Dear Criminals Show: Local Band Steals Montreal Hearts
Legault is the secret sauce between Holder and Lavoie.
Livelier and More Sinister than a Box of Kittens : BadBadNotGood
The Toronto jazz trio is mad good and are as quick in an interview as they are on their new album III.
From Symbols to World War II : Interview with Breton
London England indie band Berton discusses how they got together and gets deeper about war, violence, and symbolism.
Finding Some Gold in Loss. Interview with Kalle Mattson
Kalle Mattson talks about his new album Someday the Moon will be Gold and the good fortune of having German fans.