Poetic Justice
October 23, 2002
New documentary probes the mysterious deaths of gangsta rappers Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G.
Category: Arts & Culture
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Cabbie comfortable on the street
October 16, 2002
Cabral Richards hosts Cabbie On The Street, a weekly five-minute segment on 24hour sports channel The Score. He and cameraman Bryan Roy spend randomly questioning passers-by and athletes in locker rooms and stadiums.
The Ronin King’s tactics for rebellion
October 9, 2002
Houston, TX noise-rockers Ume came to Toronto this past Friday, and they brought a bit of a monsoon along with them.
Wright finds the planet lonely
October 9, 2002
Ten years ago, while working odd jobs making jams, chutney and mint sauce to sell at the Spitalfields Market in London, England, Ian Wright could only dream of having the greatest job in the world. Now he’s got that job, but there’s a problem.
Sneak a free peek at pre-DVD movies
October 2, 2002
Although Adair’s hope of playing the hottest summer films to a packed Oakham House of students salivating for a pre-DVD look at the hits hasn’t materialized yet, things are looking up.
Banging the gong slowly
October 2, 2002
The AntiSchmooze Video Slam is an event that invites all local filmmakers, whether their films are professionally made or just home videos, to come together and share their work. They hang a screen at the front of the bar to show the films, and a gong right beside it, to bang in case the films suck.
Success hits close to Holmes
October 2, 2002
After years performing stand-up, RTA graduate Jessica Holmes gets a shot at primetime with her TV series, The Holmes Show.
Two sides of the same old story
October 2, 2002
Ryerson film graduates Elad Winkler and Ryan Silverman used their final film project to examine two sides of an age-old conflict, now they’re reaping the rewards.
Theatre students lost in Mad Forest
October 2, 2002
The stories in Mad Forest are drawn from conversations with people who lived through the 1989 Romanian revolution, which overthrew a totalitarian Communist regime. Playwright Caryl Churchill worked in collaboration with British and Romanian acting students to compose the play, which was first produced in June 1990, six months after the revolution took place.
Rushdie recalls old New York
September 25, 2002
Last Sept. 11, most of us were concerned about one thing and one thing only. Author Salman Rushdie, however, had something else on his mind.
Western fashion feasts on the East
September 25, 2002
Eastern fashion is all the rage, appearing in movies, music videos, and Broadway musicals.
Public postering with a purpose
September 25, 2002
If you have an important message to share with Torontonians but think that few will ever hear you, you might be interested in what Jason Diceman has to say.
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