Category: Arts & Culture

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American Krap

What are the chances this movie sucks? You can bet on it

Don’t piss off this Greek babe

Medea spins a tale of a woman scorned

RIOT: Ryerson family viewing

The wacky annual sketch-comedy show is back

In pursuit of the Material Girl

By Stephanie Bomba Unless your head was in the sand last week, you probably already know Madonna was in town on Friday to promote her new CD, Ray of Light. And if you weren’t completely oblivious, you probably know the Queen of Pop Music was at Muchmusic. (Maybe you were even lucky enough to catch […]

Fight the man by watching this movie

By Stephanie Bomba It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s, it’s … it’s Michael Moore’s BIG ONE and it’s headed straight for Toronto! The Big One is director Moore’s latest documentary and chronicles the 47-city tour to promote his book, Downsize This! In the film, Moore attempts to speak with the CEOs of companies […]

Moore mouths off

Guerilla filmmaker Michael Moore talks about new movie

Blue Boy Brown goes Straight Up

Former Ryerson student, computer expert and DJ manager on the tube tonight

Inbreds born again

After years of being independent, the band has released their first album on Murderecords

It’s the pet psychich

February 18, 1998

By Allison Heather Last Sunday I was witness to the biggest crock of shit I’ve ever seen. Was I surprised? Not really. I took my dog Patch to visit and animal psychic named Dr. Helen Massingil at the Psychic Mystics and Seers Fair. Her readings proved to be cheesier than the feminine hygiene product that […]

Taming the Wild Strawberries

February 18, 1998

Bandmates Ken and Roberta chat about their new album, their upcoming tour and the smallest strawberry in the patch

Pow! Kaboom!: The intracacy of arcades

February 18, 1998

How Funland and Sega City Playdium are universes apart in the pixelated world of arcade gaming

Techno for the soul

February 11, 1998

You probably associate techno music with electronica bands like the Prodigy or Underworld. Rob Gillies takes us to Detroit and introduces us to techno's black roots

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