Arts & Culture
-
Music | March 21st 2012 | 1
Winnipeg’s Most: From the streets to the stage
Since debuting in 2010, local hip-hop trio Winnipeg’s Most has released two albums and a mixtape, earned hit singles, garnered thousands of YouTube views, was featured prominently in a Maclean’s article on hip hop in Winnipeg and won more awards than Meryl Streep has Oscars. more »
-
Lifestyle | March 21st 2012
The dangerous world of debt
Think about how much of the money you spend every day is your own. more »
-
Music | March 21st 2012
More music this week
More music this week. more »
-
Arts & Culture | March 21st 2012
Piping hot comedy
Brett Madill is very clever. However, his podcast name says otherwise. more »
-
Theatre | March 21st 2012
The Gods must be crazy
What starts out as a comedy of manners between two couples attempting to settle a playground spat ends with the parents behaving just as badly, if not worse, than their children. more »
-
Arts & Culture | March 21st 2012
The F Holes
Creepy, spooky, fun and with great musicianship to spare, local five-piece the F Holes deliver 12 tracks to get you groovin’. more »
-
Music | March 21st 2012
No longer ‘waiting in the well’
Octoberman’s Marc Morrissette is back with a new album and is ready to tour. more »
-
Arts & Culture | March 21st 2012
Split Crooked
The press release describes the band as though “Alicia Keys and Glenn Danzig shared vocals in a still ‘Unplugged’ Nirvana.” more »
-
Film | March 21st 2012
What’s in your backyard?
Over the last two weeks, the world has watched the media roller coaster turned witch hunt that is Kony 2012. more »
-
Arts & Culture | March 21st 2012
John Talabot
Munich-based label Permanent Vacation is among the few bastions for small-scale, progressive music in Europe, fostering exciting young acts with uninhibited artistic flourish and impressive sonic creativity. more »
- Page 3 of 141 :: < 1 2 3 4 5 > Last »
