Arts & Culture
CD Review: Kate Bush, 50 Words for Snow
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Kate Bush can do anything. For those unfamiliar, Bush made British music history by being the first female singer with a number one, self-authored hit song on U.K. charts , “Wuthering Heights” in 1978...
Romeo and Juliet
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Every few years, the Manitoba Theatre Centre performs a version or adaptation of one William Shakespeare’s plays. Richard the Third was performed in 2003, set in the American invasion of Iraq, and most people...
Taking it to the people
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Kevin Smith is at an interesting point in his life. I saw Red State, followed by a three hour stand-up earlier this year at the Vogue Theatre in Vancouver. Smith gave an introduction to...
Essentially a playlist
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This is the last Essentially A Playlist of 2011, and as we head into the winter publishing break at the Manitoban, I considered doing a “best of” list like everyone and their dog (now...
Forgotten swing
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Neda Kianmehr is a new artist with a beautiful history, and The Gallery of Student Art (GoSA) will be featuring her artwork in University Centre Dec. 5-16.. The exhibition is called Forgotten Swing, a...
Sound off w/ Zachary Lucky
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Sound Off is a continuing column in which we pose different artists the same series of crucial questions.
Zachary Lucky is a singer/song writer folk musician hailing from Saskatoon, Sask.. Lucky released his first full-length...
For the record lover
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When it comes to collecting vinyl, everyone is different. Whether it be a passion for 45s, imports, or collecting the entire catalogue of a particular label, it’s safe to say there is something out...
