Jason Collett’s Rat A Tat Tat is, if nothing else, a really good time. Perhaps best known for his involvement with the Canadian indie super-darlings, Broken Social Scene, Collett also...

Make no mistake, Alice in Wonderland is not a children’s movie. Children would enjoy it, but much of the humour and references will be too subtle for them to truly...

Nothing more than a brief and typical interruptionWith a name inspired by the tragically compassionate Platoon sergeant, Elias is a Vancouver-based band with delusions of grandeur and suffering. Consisting of...

Four years after her self-titled debut, English singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae presents The Sea, an understandably-personal album which follows in the wake of her husband’s accidental overdose....

The Wolfman, Universal's gore-splattered resurrection of its 1941 gothic horror classic, finally claws its way into theatres. Benicio del Toro stars as Lawrence Talbot, a haunted nobleman...

Dante's Inferno, collaboration between EA Games and Film Roman, provides a new twist on the classic poem about a wayward visitor and the multiple layers of Hell....

How did this happen? How did Sebastian Lefebvre go from high-rotation tween-anthem punk-pop to this? Lefebvre, the rhythm guitarist from Simple Plan, the squeaky-clean black nail polish Quebecois poser quintet,...

Miriodor is another phenomenally talented group of musicians you have probably never heard of, but who have steadily been gaining momentum from a niche of enthusiasts. Their music is tasteful,...