Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

CD Review : The xx “The xx”

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Harrison Samphir
There's something undeniably refreshing about a group of 20-year-olds writing and self-producing one of the best albums of 2009. I’m referring here to The xx, a dream pop foursome out of South London —...
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Bras off, bottoms up

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Andrea Karr
I walked up the stairs to Out of Line Theatre's production of Le Mort in utter terror. Wouldn't you be completely terrified if the website for a play showcased a naked woman's crotch drenched...
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Opera, LOL

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John Herbert Cunningham
I'm gonna get that waaaabbit” is what Elmer Fudd sang to the Overture of Gioachino Rossin's The Barber of Seville (Il barbiere di Siviglia) as he was out hunting Bugs Bunny. But, in truth,...
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When and wear

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Jillian Coubrough
Reincarnation, on Dictionary.com is defined as “the belief that the soul, upon death of the body, comes back to earth in another body or form.” Metaphysical inconsequential crap aside, generally speaking, I’m willing to...
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IKEA obsessed

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Jessica Stewin
Gone are the days of catalogue parties. No more will you need to beg your friend from Edmonton to strap a couch to the roof of their car as they road-trip to Winnipeg. No...
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Human Disposition

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Corey King
Cooing, gurgling and babbling is the young child and old fool — or so I'm told by the adults of this world, who laugh to one another with amused resentment at the ignorance of...
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Driving Winnipeg

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Jessica Stewin
There are a few stereotypes that plague Winnipeg drivers. We don’t know how to merge, we think four-wheel-drive is the solution to all our winter problems and we don’t use turn signals. Being from...

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