Julie Neff: Expressing yourself is “fine?!”
Julie Neff explains why she’s both fine? and fine. [read on]
Julie Neff explains why she’s both fine? and fine. [read on]
Nova Scotia born actor Elliot Page returns to the big screen with the highly personal feature Close to You. The trans Oscar nominee co-wrote the screenplay along with British filmmaker Dominic Savage. The movie is [read on]
There’s nothing better than a feel good song. Or at least, not many things are. Dany Laj and The Looks’ new single “Left Right to One” is one of those, and as soon as [read on]
The Weathered is band of veterans of the London, Ontario scene who got together to make music and have fun. They went into the studio with basic structures, and hashed out four cool songs of [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]
Interview with songwriter whose country-folk sound has earned him Juno nominees and love from Tim McGraw. [read on]
Nisha Coleman’s new book follows her first year and a half as a busker on the streets of Paris, from her precarious arrival in the city to her thriving life. [read on]
Grilled Cheese arrives in the Plateau beside Mt. Royal station and the results are gooey good. [read on]
From Canada to Nashville, Lindi Ortega keeps burning bright with Faded Gloryville. [read on]
After the Last River focuses on five years in the community of Attawapiskat as it faces problems from a nearby De Beers diamond mine. [read on]
Amazing start to Osheaga with the OBGMs! [read on]
Australian Rules Football is a tough sport, so Team Canada player Gillian English wasn’t going to be put on the shelf after a sexual assault. [read on]
This pop outfit hit one out of the park in 2012 with “And I Thank You.” Now catch them with their new album for free if you win here! [read on]
Six short films in this international festival give independent, self-financed directors a chance to appear on the big screen. [read on]
Ken Gaucher’s take on the Montreal UFO, Hitler t-shirts, and baby snatcher sentencing. [read on]
Jean Frederic Vachon talks to the down-to-earth front man of Canada’s hardworking rock band, the Trews. [read on]
Despite chilly weather, the festival ended up being pretty amazing. With the right number of layers, the chill was barely noticeable. [read on]
Debra Heather sits down with Canadian rockers Monster Truck [read on]
Kingston rockers The Glorious Sons release new album. [read on]
Jessy Lanza is much loved by her many fans. Her sense of beats and her angelic voice blend perfectly. [read on]
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