| NEWS
Pie in Kleins eye means jail time for activist
by Amy Steele
Liberals want laws for whistleblowers
by Amy Steele
Homeless week chalks up a protest
by Amy Steele
Darfur After Dark and other stories
by Amy Steele
LETTERS
Uncommon decency
by Terri Roulette
Woman Trumped
by Jeanne Perreault
Attack on promoter labelled unfair
by Murray K. Smith
VIEWPOINT
Let them eat oil revenues
Distributing Heritage Fund to Albertas children could change lives
by Hamish MacAuley
CITY
Municipal malaise
Suppose they decided to give an election in Calgary and nobody cared?
by Jeremy Klaszus
Bronco and aldermen facing few serious challengers in civic race
by Amy Steele
WEB WATCH
Easter in September
Movie websites provide helpful clues fo ryour DVD egg hunt
by Courtney Thompson
FOOD
Excellent French fare
JoJo Bistro offers personable Parisian perfection
by Danyael Halprin
BOOKENDS
Writing within tent
Literature and literacy take to the street in sixth annual word fair
by Harry Vandervlist
TELEVISION
Hockey strike, shmocky strike
With arenas going dark, CBCs Making the Cut gives fans their stick-handling fix
by Stephen W. Smith
MUSIC
All Hail Vailhalen
Right now, Chris Vail is trying to figure out where all his bandmates are
by Derek McEwen
On the front lines
The Casualties bring punk rock back to the pit
by Keith Carman
Twenty years of ska
Rob Hingley of The Toasters is still independent
by Brad Halasz
Outsiders and raw vision
Tom Russell takes writing down to heartprint level
by Mary-Lynn Wardle
Movin and shakin
Calgary musical stalwarts change digs and take it to an international level
by Jennifer Abel
CD REVIEWS
Les Claypools bucket of new material
CD Reviews:
Colonel Claypools Bucket of Bernie Brains the Big Eyeball in the Sky
reviewed by Christine Leonard
The Legends Up Against The Legends
reviewed by Jason Lewis
Jake Brennan and the Confidence
Mens Love and Bombs
reviewed by Kirsten Kosloski
Po Girls Vagabond Lullabies
reviewed by Mary-Lynn Wardle
Nitty Gritty Dirt Bands Welcome to Woody Creek
reviewed by Jennifer Abel
DJ Krushs Jaku
reviewed by Rob Faust
VISUAL ARTS
Hit the deck
Giant 45s groundbreaking skateboard-art show tailslides into Calgary
by Kirsten Kosloski
FILM FESTIVAL
Never say theres nothing to see
A quick sample of what this years international film festival has to offer
by FFWD writers
The art-film agenda
The Return owes its style to classic Soviet cinema of the 60s and 70s
by Jason Anderson
Politcal rally
With Silver City, John Sayles takes on George Bush, but is it too late?
by Brad E. Simkulet
Living in oblivion
Film festival proves there is such a thing as organized chaos
by Kirsten Kosloski
Hocky moms tale
Screenwriter Don Truckeys Chicks With Sticks tells an unusual underdog story
by Stephen W. Smith
Local heroes at film fest
by Jason Lewis
Film noir: an appreciation
A rare chance to see some classics on the big screen and in the dark
by Jaime Frederick
Turning the spotlight on film-noir classics
by Jaime Frederick
Goodbye, bulky film reels
Thanks to local filmmakers, fest taps into latest trend in film projection
by David King
THEATRE
Moore the merrier
Obscene But Not Heard gets serious about comedy with Fahrenheit 7-11
by Stephen W. Smith
The Glenn Gould variations
Four fine actors attempt to pin down elusive pianist
by Martin Morrow
Its all in the games
Vertigo Mystery Theatres design-heavy Sleuth misses the point of this thriller
by Jeff Kubik
Nothin but the blues
Lunchbox masterminds a great musical escape
by Tonya Zelinsky
Fathers and sons
Theatre Calgary gives note-perfect rendition of quiet family drama
by Martin Morrow
FILM
Zombie compromise
The splatter-gore romance of Shaun of the Dead
by Jason Lewis
Memory loss can be a good thing
With any luck you wont remember a single thing about The Forgotten
by Kim Linekin
Love - game, set and match
Wimbledon offers critics more than the opportunity to use witty tennis puns
by Jane McCullough
VIDEO VULTURE
Master of my domain
A selection of video titles that take matters into their own hands
by John Tebbutt |