Frankie Rose Makes Life Tougher for Journalists
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Portrait of a Riot
Artist Stan Douglas, on immortalizing the 1971 Gastown showdown, his harshest critics (police) and what the image stands for today.
Make It the Canadian Webcasting Corporation
That's my proposal. Beat the inevitable by turning the CBC into the CWC.
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Real as its popcorn butter, Vancouver's Rio Theatre is a classic worth defending.
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Cloud Nothings' Alt-Rock Wet Dream
The sad-sack grunge revival continues apace.
Just Me, Some Music, and the Air Between Us
Julia Holter's "Marienbad" inspires a resolution.
Can David Cronenberg Still Provoke?
'A Dangerous Method' is tinged with Cronenbergian weirdness. But where is the man who got under our skin again and again?
'The Iron Lady'
Film as cultural crime. This is how they create historical amnesia.
The Toilet Overflows
They were demented, unpredictable, inspired, and for one night they're back.
Is William Gibson's 'Neuromancer' the Future of Movies?
Two who are turning the 1984 book into a film and game explain why now's perfect timing.
Rococode and the Onward March of Vancouver's Pop Kids
They've got a shiny pedigree, good teeth and pretty brilliant album to match.
Angelina Jolie's Lens on Rape as War Crime
The subject is vital but Jolie's politics are murky in her directorial debut.
Hollywood's Icy Heart
From 'Mission Impossible' to 'The Descendants,' current films fail to arouse.
Inside the Xmas Music Underground
Vancouver filmmaker Mitchell Kezin helps rescue weird holiday tunes from oblivion.
Scott Weiland Ruins Christmas
And it looks like he really needs to go to the bathroom, too.
The Artist Who Made 'The Artist'
The Tyee talks with Michel Hazanavicius, who wrote and directed the silent film blockbuster touted for an Oscar.
'Young Adult'
Charlize Theron's 'psychotic prom queen' vies for a high school flame in this highly immature flick.
'The Artist'
What is this (mostly) mute film about a silent movie star's struggle for relevance really saying?
Don't Know the Difference Between Dubstep and Brostep?
Have no fear, old-timer, here's that primer you've been waiting for.
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Frankie Rose Makes Life Tougher for Journalists
With Interstellar, 'lo-fi fuzz pop' just doesn't cut it anymore.
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