Hello reinvents Hedley’s sound, but not in a good way

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Believe it or not, I’ve been a huge fan of Hedley’s music since their 2nd official album Famous Last Words. The album established their...
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The Golden Son weaves relatable tale into a story about fate

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With two novels written, it is clear that Shilpi Somaya Gowda knows a thing or two about familial love and obligations, and how they...
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Towers and Trees create “big sound” in their first full-length album

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Towers and Trees have been touring their latest album West Coast through Chilliwack, Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaimo, and Courtenay. Led by singer-songwriter Adrian Chalifour, this...
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Lucifer is poised to become your newest guilty pleasure

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“What if the devil decided to quit. . . and moved to the City of Angels?” is the tagline for Fox’s new show Lucifer,...
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Remembering Alan Rickman

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For me, Alan Rickman will always be the perfect movie villain. The first film I ever saw him in was Die Hard as Hans...
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How David Bowie soundtracked my adolescence

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I never met David Bowie. I’ve probably never even breathed the same air as him. But when I heard he had died, my chest...
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FOOD FIGHT: Paradise Vegetarian Noodle House embraces fresh flavours

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Paradise Vegetarian Noodle House in Burnaby lives up to its name — behold, vegans, here is your Vietnamese food paradise. The extensive 100 per...
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CENTRE STAGE: Sheridan’s classic The Rivals is full of wit

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First performed in 1775, this British comedy of manners by Richard Brinsley Sheridan is surprisingly relevant in its latest rendition set in the Edwardian...
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CENTRE STAGE: World-class performing arts at a cinema near you

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There’s nothing better than that feeling of anticipation as the house lights dim, the performers take their places, and the deafening silence of an...
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Top 10 books to kick off 2016

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10. Girl on the Train – Paula Hawkins This mystery has been called a Hitchcockian thriller and an incredible debut for Paula Hawkins....
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