Thursday, July 16th., 1998: Vol. 3 #29

NEWS


Council approves skateboard park (and other stories)
by FFWD Staff

LETTERS


Writer missed sarcasm in letter
by FFWD Reader

Band responds to criticism
by FFWD Reader

SPLICE


Surf/Skate/Snow boards (and other decks of color)
by FFWD Staff

VIEWPOINT


Buzz speaks out
Using grey power to protect Canada from its enemies
by Hamish MacAulay

BOOKS


Writer follows instincts
Reveals contradictions in jungle
reviewed by Tami Friesen

Book ends
by Harry Vandervlist

FOOD


Small is still beautiful
Downtown cafe offers good Piq for dining
by Patrick Rengger

COVER


Calgarians make their mark with city's best
Fast Forward readers favor local business in first annual Best of Calgary poll
by FFWD Staff

MUSIC


A mind full o' Monster Magnet
Dave Wyndorf gives a few more of his personalities a shot with Powertrip
by Mike Bell

A stormy past kicks up a cloud of dust
National Dust get lucky on the radio station in Lorrie Matheson's head
by Mary-Lynn McEwen

Returning to the spirit of their roots
Three years later, Ground discover that less is really more
by Aubrey McInnis

CD REVIEWS
Some nasty, dirty and supernatural new releases
Beastie Boys' Hello Nasty
reviewed by Red Eye

Cowboy Junkies' Miles From Our Home
reviewed by Ian Chiclo

Des'ree's Supernatural
reviewed by Frank Litorco

The Brian Setzer Orchestra's The Dirty Boogie
reviewed by Jordan Kawchuk

Colin James's and The Little Big Band
reviewed by Jordan Kawchuk

Boom Box
The latest releases in hip hop, funk and soul
by Frank Litorco

VISUAL ARTS


A secret room with a new view of community
Pair of Ontario artists capture the soul as it tries to leave home
by Anne Severson

THEATRE


In recognition of a thriving theatre scene
Award show aims to give local theatre community the dues it so justly deserves
by Lori Montgomery

Once more unto the park
Two wacky takes on the bard make for very different evenings
by Lori Montgomery

FILM


There's something lame about Mary
(review: There's Something About Mary)
Yet the Farelly brothers manage to deliver some classic comedy scenes anyway
by Robert Tarry

The life and loves of a showman and sage
(review: Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember)
Documentary on screen legend Mastrioanni does him justice
by Richard Zywotkiewicz

Fourth time is a real charmer
(review: Lethal Weapon 4)
Latest in Lethal Weapon series is big, dumb and done well
by Robert Tarry

VIDEO


Video Vulture
Trust me - this won't hurt a bit
by John Tebbutt

MR. SMUTTY


Exit wound
No re-entry without handstamp
by James Martin

HOROSCOPE


What's your sign
Cruising the cosmos this week
by The Kid

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