Juicy, but shallow
Biopic romanticizes the gangster lifestyle, keeps Biggie’s shirt on
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A lesson in gravity
A Dutch artist’s experiments with the fine art of falling
Fashion meets fundraising
A close-up look at the charity behind SynesthASIA, McGill’s Ashraya Initiative for Children
Stuck on Shuffle: Prince and the Pavlovian response
Rummaging through the musical formative years
Finding essence in the abstract
Van Dongen’s fauvist portraits at the Musée de Beaux Arts
The sombre side of the moon
Anna Trowbridge’s masterful A One Man Show For My Brother opens at Player’s Theatre
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
McGill prof finds economic and environmental solutions in Quaker principles
I could hate the sin, but never the theatre
Murder most foul at Tuesday Night Café Theatre
Unearthing memory
Artist José Luis Torres dishes the dirt on displacement and nostalgia
Making nothing from something
Silvia Kolbowski’s reimagining of French New Wave classic lacks potency of the original
What your momma never told you
Montreal’s biggest sex trade show aims to celebrate the nasty-nasty
Show me more!
Quebec strip club film’s flat characters fail to inspire empathy
Beyond the evening news
Concordia film screenings put a human face on distant conflicts
Revolution for the free love set
Musical at McGill challenges sixties ideals but remains upbeat
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A baroque lunch date Nietzsche once declared that, “Without music, life would be an error.” If you want to infuse a bit of warmth into… Read More »Culture briefs