By Mark Hamilton

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November 24, 2011

A surprising talent Collection of short stories proves anything is possible
in Books

June 30, 2011

Don’t let the sun go down on us A response to a controversial gay viewpoint
in Urban Living

June 23, 2011

Vegas happens — to you One writer takes a trip to the desert
in Urban Living

June 9, 2011

Stroke of Genius With Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen pulls up his socks and comes out a winner
in Film Reviews

May 26, 2011

Austra - Feel it Break Paper Bag/Domino
in Record Reviews Accidental Love Songs for the Rapture Timber Timbre’s Creep On Creepin’ On a perfect soundtrack for End Times MARK HAMILTON
in Music Previews

May 19, 2011

One-two punch Calgary Cinematheque celebrates the end of another season with a double hit of Hitchcock
in Film Reviews

January 13, 2011

Under, over and through A portrait of Braids as a young band
in Music Features

January 6, 2011

Prairie flow Cadence Weapon reflects on the birth of Alberta
in Music Features

December 16, 2010

Io, Don Giovanni’s words and music Film explores the life of Mozart’s finest librettist
in Film Reviews As ever, the Wizard’s still wonderful The Wizard of Oz is a crash course on film
in Film Reviews

November 25, 2010

Shhh! Hold the applause, says Wainwright Acclaimed songwriter’s pop opera minimalist
in Music Previews

November 18, 2010

Aiming at the gold ring Diamond Rings proving worthy of the hype
in Music Previews Seck lets Feist’s light shine through Documentary follows songwriter’s process lovingly
in Film Reviews Lang masterpiece gets the classical treatment it deserves Metropolis get back to the future with the Alloy Orchestra
in Film Reviews

November 11, 2010

Elliott Smith - An Introduction Kill Rock Stars
in Record Reviews

October 14, 2010

Owen Pallett - A Swedish Love Story For Great Justice Records
in Record Reviews

September 2, 2010

Coming out in force Stonewall Uprising explores the birth of the gay rights movement
in Film Reviews

August 12, 2010

Emerging Quebec filmmaker just kills it Xavier Dolan nails first feature, J’ai Tue Ma Mere, at age 19
in Film Reviews

August 5, 2010

Guadagnino: I am film A love letter to passion and cinema itself
in Film Reviews
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