The race for ramen

By Daryn Wright The race for the title of best ramen in Vancouver has been going on for a while now, the West End being...

Peak Week May 6–11

Eats The Flying Pig has just opened its second location in Gastown (the first location was Yaletown). This new location was previously filled by chain...

Album Reviews: Deerhunter, Phoenix, and The Clash

By Max Hill Throwback Review: The Clash – London Calling The best punk rock album of all time is barely a punk rock album at all. As...

Album Reviews – April 8, 2013

By Max Hill Artist: The Flaming Lips Album: The Terror The Flaming Lips have never been an easy ...

Helping people say No

The fictionalization of Chilean political campaign becomes meta self-commentary By Will Ross Photos courtesy of Sony Pictures At first glance, it’s easy to ...

From book to stage with My Turquoise Years

Memoir adapted for the stage debuts at the ARts Club Theatre By Monica Miller Photos Courtesy of the The Arts Club The clever humour and ...

Album Reviews – April 2, 2013

By Max Hill Artist: Justin Timberlake Album: The 20/20 Experience Justin Timberlake makes it look easy. He oozes charisma and charm with what seems like...

The eye of the storm

War.Requiem uses music, powerful imagery and brief storytelling to weave together an interdisciplinary performance By Nicole Strutt War.Requiem is a physically and...

The Line Has Shattered explores landmark poetry conference

The documentary film about the 1963 Vancouver Poetry Conference at UBC reunites renegade poets By Monica Miller George Bowering, now an award-winning poet, author, and ...

Peak Week – April 2, 2013

Eats Let me preface this by saying I love cheese. I mean, I really, really love cheese. If...