Arts & Culture
Experiments in a fertile reality
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When we married, Joan and I agreed to an open marriage. After several years neither of us had acted on that agreement. It was our belief that sex had nothing to do with love...
Hands off, Hollywood
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The crowds filed out of the matinee amidst over-the-top pronouncements like, “I will never look forward to anything ever again,” and, “I feel like I just got stabbed in my youth.” They did so...
He came. He saw. He gaffed.
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Sir Salman Rushdie, the only writer thrice crowned Booker winner , paid Winnipeg a little visit on Oct. 22. The controversial British writer was here to speak at the 25th anniversary of the Winnipeg...
The globalization of hip hop
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“It's a hip hop world and you are living in it,” writes pop culture critic Dalton Higgins in his newly released book, aptly titled Hip Hop World. The tome is a comprehensive study on...
Very Special Ed.
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An Education is set in 1960s suburban London and tells the story of a teenage girl whose life is changed when she falls in love with an older man. Adapted from a memoir, the...
Chameleon Walls and Conceptual Art
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Four walls in the Fitzgerald building have been changing colour. Outside of Gallery One One One the rotunda area was at one point blue, transforming to orange, then green. Currently, the squares of colour...
CD Review : Civet “Hell Hath No Fury”
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Is Civet the greatest female rock group since the Runaways?
No.
Their official bio calls them, “the hottest all-girl rock n' roll band (both literally and figuratively) to erupt from the Los Angeles rock scene since...
