Kathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
New movies from Martin Scorsese, George Clooney, Frederic Wiseman and more; Apollo 18 opens.
Clinton Hallahan travels to two provinces and two countries to see Attack the Block. “It’s that good,” he writes. The low-budget UK sci-fi flick finally opens in Vancouver tomorrow (Sept 2).
Plus: Against Me and Rancid Aug 31 2011. Graeme Foote photos.
Aug. 31 2011. Ria Nevada review, Jason Statler photos.
Plus: the return of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Small Press Expo goes legit and more from our weekly comics correspondent Eric Buckler.
The comics writer and spiritual leader discuss superheroes in the modern age.
Up Close and Personal Tour Aug 26 2011. Ria Nevada review, Tamara Lee photos.
Pogo, one of the greatest comic strips ever printed, is on its way to bookshelves.
Metric, Weezer and more Aug 21 2011. Rachel Fox review, Anja Weber photos.
On the last night of the two-day B.C. music festival.Tamara Lee photos.
Colin Meloy brings his band of merry men (and women) to Vancouver’s beautiful Stanley Park on tour for the album The King is Dead.
Aug 22 2011. Ria Nevada review, Ashley Tanasiychuk photos.
Glee fan Victoria Defoe gets some great shots of Cory Monteith and his band playing an outdoor show on a sunny day in West Vancouver.
Aug. 21. Photos by Anja Weber.
Aug 21 2011. Tamara Lee photos.
Metric’s Emily Haines and James Shaw, Stars, Girl Talk, Hey Ocean! and the John Butler Trio. Anja Weber photos.
Who are the heirs to the tradition of independent, individualistic films, as exemplified by recently deceased Chilean filmmaker Raul Ruiz? Regan Payne has some answers.
An interview with Manitoba-born, Vancouver-based and True Blood-obsessed actress Tammy Gillis (Blue Mountain State, Less Than Kind).
