As we dance into the digital age, tuning the toggle on the transistor to try a different tune has given way to the speed and convenience of a keyboard click. The federal government plans to invest further in digital music for our expedient pleasure – at the cost of avant garde music production.
Mathew Klie-Cribs, Centretown NewsMezzo-soprano Lee Hayes says she will be affected by cuts to the Canada Music Fund.
Category: Arts
Businesses endorse legal graffiti murals
What was once seen as a form of vandalism is now being encouraged by store owners around the city and the proof is on the back of Bouchey’s, a grocery store, and Maxwell’s Bistro on Elgin Street.
Dany Ghosen, Centretown NewsStreet artist Dan Metcalfe says he hopes to seperate graffiti murals like his from tagging.
Viewpoint: Too many vampires sucking entertainment industry dry
Vampires are everywhere. They’re on TV, in bookstores and even on the magazine stand at the local convenience store. It’s a cultural phenomenon. Vampires have risen from the dead to fulfill entertainment needs.
Film Review: Inglourious Basterds
“War is hell.” Shrewd observation or amaranthine aphorism (call it what you will), it is a sentiment which pops up in some form or other in just about every film made in the genre – re-watch Platoon or Apocalypse Now if you have any doubts.