Ego Trip: First World Ego Goes to the Third World
Quebec’s latest Patric Huard film has an aging TV host boost his popularity by heading to Haiti post-earthquake. Hilarity ensues.
Montreal
Mocky’s Tasteful Cocktail of Music at Café Resonance
Great night? Check. Good music? Check. Frenzied performance? Double check. Welcome to Mocky’s July 10th show at Resonance Café. Despite some technical difficulties [read on]
Comedy Review: Is there a DILF In the House?
A line-up of funny men with kids explain parenthood in all its glory.
Review of The Adam Brown’s New Album: Sometimes I Try
10 p.m. Saturday. I could be somewhere else. But no. I am sitting on my bed listening to this album. It has this sound. It reminds me of Nada Surf. The Strokes, even. I [read on]
The Ethnic Show: To P.C. or Not to P.C.
The six comedians and host of the Ethnic Show at JFL demonstrate that funny comes in all colours.
Interview with Mocky: Put Human Beings at the Center of the Stage
With his new album Key Change, Mocky reverts to a more acoustic sound to remind audience members of how human music should be. Do not miss his show on July 10.
Montreal Merger Madness & Other Quebec Curios
A new series in Quebec Curios, we discover various boroughs and municipalities in Montreal.
Win Tickets to See Five Alarm Funk at Divan Orange
Enter our contest and win tickets to see Vancouver party band Five Alarm Funk.
Pick Your Genre at Fantasia : Recommended Films
Montreal’s annual Fantasia Festival has enough films to sate all blood/horror/humour/noirlust. Here are our picks.
Photojournal of Fall City Fall, In the Name of Havoc, and Slumlord
The West Island knows how to rock. These three bands bring big sounds in one night in our photo journal.
Photojournal of Poutine Fest
The first ever poutine fest brings in trucks from around Montreal, Ottawa, and other parts of Quebec to battle for the best fries, cheese, gravy, and other toppings.
Taking Us Back In Time: Huey Lewis and the News Live From Jazz Fest
“For some, his music may sound a little square, but hey, it’s hip to be square,” said mayor Denis Coderre, in a surprise appearance at Huey Lewis’ first show in [read on]
Photojournal: Montreal Comiccon Cosplay on Saturday
Check out some of the great cosplay at Comiccon.
Montreal Rampage at Comiccon 2015: Comics and Art
In our multipart series of Comiccon 2015, Jean Frederic Vachon talks about the artists and illustrators who sell their prints and creations.
Guide to Zoofest Humour: What to See
Zoofest proves to be a mix of shows, from stand-up to improv. Check out our picks to help narrow down your choices.
Just for Laughs : Ethnic Show Spadone Talks Funny
Interview with Toronto-Based Comedian Frank Spadone and token Italian on The Ethnic Show
Heartstreets: The duo’s first appearance at the Montreal Jazz Fest
Emma Beko and Gabrielle Godon make up Heartstreets, an electro/R&B duo from Montreal, which just released its follow up single, “Bubble of Joy.”
The Frenglish Digest: Festival Drama, Travel Comforts & FIFA Mourning
Our new column about events happening in and around the city each week.
5 Reasons Marché De Nuit is Awesome
Food, artists, drinks, and an all night party. You can’t go wrong with the Alexandraplatz Marché de Nuit.