Album Review: Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence

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When Lana Del Rey sings “Being a mistress on the side / It might not appeal to fools like you / We been around...
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The Duchess of Malfi explores the truth about humanity

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“There’s always a beautiful veneer with a grisly underbelly,” explained director Tariq Leslie. Like the dark side of the moon, The Duchess of Malfi...
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Shrek and Fiona find love in Stanley Park

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Matt Palmer has never played a character quite like Shrek. “It feels very large, very green, very grumpy,” laughed Palmer. Even just getting into...
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Rhye makes love to the audience at The Commodore

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I think it’s a safe bet to say that electronic R&B duo, Rhye, can be labeled as elusive chanteurs. Comprised of lead singer Milosh...
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True identities are revealed in The Tempest

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The ethereal beauty of Prospero’s deserted island and Ariel’s spritely magical powers make The Tempest a unique exploration of identity and longing. Meg Roe...
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Indian Summer heats up SFU Woodward’s

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The Indian Summer Festival kicked off on June 3 with their Opening Gala featuring a culinary tour of Asia by Vikram Vij, who curated...
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Karen Jamieson is flying solo

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“Solo work hasn’t been a big interest of mine,” said choreographer Karen Jamieson, “but I knew this work needed to be solo.” Her new...
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SFU alumnus turns Vancouver into the next great city of noir

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With an epigraph from Raymond Chandler and homage paid to Walter Mosley in the embalming room of a funeral home bedeviled by necrophilia, SFU...
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Sex and the Suburbs: To eat or not to eat? That is never the question

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Every good day should be like an artisanal triple decker sandwich. It begins with a quality piece of glutenous herb-crusted bread, followed by a...
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Coffee, Tragedy, History: Café Deux Soleils

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Hip-hop plays over the loudspeakers, the smell of garlic, onions, and coffee hangs heavy in the air, and a mustachioed chef dances as he...
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