Fan Death: CD Review

Published March 11, 2010 by unknown

Fan Death
A Coin For The Well
1/5
I can’t exactly think of anyone that’s passionate about cheap revivalist disco groups and their lackluster appeal these days. Fan… Continue Reading ›

Who is Tracy Morgan?

Published March 11, 2010 by Corrigan Hammond

Don’t let the previews for the upcoming buddy-cop flick Cop Out fool you, 30 Rock funny man Tracy Morgan is one of the funniest and… Continue Reading ›

Off the Web: March 11th

Published March 11, 2010 by unknown

unhappy hipsters
unhappyhipsters.com
This website turns architectural magazine photographs into commentary on the existential crisis’ suffered by the new generation of hipster homeowners. Because being wealthy, cool… Continue Reading ›

Can’t Lit Canon: Broken Pencil Anthology

Published March 11, 2010 by unknown

Created by Broken Pencil magazine, Can’t Lit is a compilation of short stories that have been submitted and printed in issues of the magazine over… Continue Reading ›

Black Lips: CD Review

Published March 11, 2010 by unknown

Black Lips
200 Million Thousand
3.5/5

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With the release of 200 Million Thousand, Black Lips seem… Continue Reading ›

Local Natives: CD Review

Published March 11, 2010 by unknown

Local Natives
Gorilla Manor
4/5

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The first album by the California based band, Local Natives, is… Continue Reading ›

Ancaster Film Festival: High Life

Published March 11, 2010 by unknown

As I strolled into the Jackson Square theatre to purchase my ticket for the independent film High Life and was abruptly told by a rather… Continue Reading ›

Fubar: Three Cheers for the Hammer!

Published March 10, 2010 by Grace Evans

I grew up on the Hamilton escarpment. Growing up in Hamilton, I didn’t realize how the rest of Ontario looked at the Steel City until… Continue Reading ›

Off the Web: March 4, 2010

Published March 4, 2010 by unknown

squish the screaming beans
simonpanrucker.com/beans.html
There are many ways to cure the long winter blues. Playing videogames, talking with friends, or putting on your favourite episode of… Continue Reading ›

Funny or Lame? The State of Comedy is No Joke.

Published March 4, 2010 by Myles Herod

I find the generalization of today’s standards inadequate, that or my tastes have lost touch with mainstream mediocrity. Hollywood’s long-standing formula for comedy has been to typically clench onto a director or actor whose become hot over night, preferably male of course.