Rants of a Grumpy Old Man: O, Brave New World
Zsolt heralds the arrival of Dr. Rye Coozer, virtual gynecologist.
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Michaela Di Cesare Talks Extra/Beautiful/U
Michaela DiCesare talks about her latest offering at the Centaur Theatre, Extra/Beautiful/U
Cryptic Digital Simulation with Ed Atkins at the DHC/ART
Meet Dave, the cryptic avatar who questions time, space, and reality.
Anthrax’s Charlie Benante on “For All Kings”
Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante talks with Jean-Frederic about new album, classic reissues and coping with carpal tunnel syndrome
Fashion photojournalist, Adam Katz Sinding, shares his practices
Being a fashion photojournalist sometimes requires an ability to get low and show your plumber’s crack.
An interview with Steven Wilson on his new album, success and conceptual rock
Steven Wilson is generally considered a progressive rock musician. His music is complex, has long songs and values musicianship. But Wilson himself is clearly not a fan of [read on]
Fantasia Reveals Its Diverse International Line Up
We pick five films we know you want to see this year at Fantasia.
Disconnected Emoticons with Emojigirl
Emojigirl is a new show by Doubl/e/space theatre. Rachel talks to Michele Robinson about creating this amusing critique of connection and Tinder.
DVD Review: InRealLife and The Evils of Technology
New film hot off the TIFF explores how the Internet has changed British teens and interviews major players about the future online.
King Ludd #19: Manifesto for a FriendlyHome
Something wicked this way comes… and it’s a friendly device :D or :(
King Ludd #18: Just What is a Real Country Anyway?
Multinational corporations, government, and local laws — a minefield. Should US laws apply to US companies abroad or local laws?
Love and Brooklyn : The Catey Shaw Interview
Catey Shaw talks about Hall and Oats, bickering, Brooklyn, L.A., and making art and music in advance of her appearance at POP Montreal.
Hard Rock Tuesdays: Mainstream Now And Then
This Hard Rock Tuesday has Debra Heather reflecting on the problems and changes with mainstream music over the decades.
Review: Frank Captures Eccentric and Touching Struggle of the Artist in Internet Age
Jon Ronson’s film looks at the uncomfortable relationship between fame and creativity for a band with an eccentric member.