Master of sound turns to vision - Tandem
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Master of sound turns to vision
Tandem, Canada - 36 minutes ago He then heads to the Montreal Jazz Festival, and will hopefully get back here for more shows. “I’m looking forward to this year of performances,” he noted … |
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AROUND CAMPUS - McGill Reporter
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AROUND CAMPUS
McGill Reporter, Canada - 5 hours ago The Redpath joins 28 other Montreal museums opening their doors to the public for free on Sunday, May 25, as part of Montreal's annual Museums Day. … McGill receives $35.5 million in CIHR funding McGill Reporter all 2 news articles |
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AROUND CAMPUS - McGill Reporter
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AROUND CAMPUS
McGill Reporter, Canada - 29 minutes ago The Redpath joins 28 other Montreal museums opening their doors to the public for free on Sunday, May 25, as part of Montreal's annual Museums Day. … |
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Take your pick (The Prague Post)
123456789By Rachel ShimpFor the Postandnbsp;A speaker addresses a congress in a great hall. He asks the group, andldquo;And now, who is fulfilling the Communist Partyandrsquo;s program?andrdquo; Everyone raises their hands.,
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Take your pick - Prague Post
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Take your pick
Prague Post, Czech Republic - 1 hour ago The film ran for six months in Montreal. Before last year’s revival at Světozor and at London’s National Film Theatre, it had last been screened with live … |
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Tabloid photos of Grant, Hurley were an invasion of privacy, court says (CBC)
In another test of Britain’s privacy legislation involving celebrities actor Hugh Grant, his ex-girlfriend Liz Hurley and her new husband have won a settlement from two tabloid photo agencies over photos taken when they were on holiday.
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Steel Toes tackles racism in Canada - Georgia Straight
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Steel Toes tackles racism in Canada
Georgia Straight, Canada - 45 minutes ago “It was to some large degree a reaction on my part to seeing neo-Nazis in cities like Montreal and Toronto—I lived in both those cities—and I’d see these … Steel Toes Georgia Straight all 2 news articles |
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Bishop Brothers Pay Tribute To Sun City Girls (CMJ)
Alan and Richard Bishop of the Sun City Girls are heading out on a tour to honor the memory of their bandmate Charles Gocher, who died of cancer in February of 2007. The tour, called the The Brothers Unconnected: A Tribute To Sun City Girls And Charles Gocher, will feature the Bishop brothers performing songs from the experimental Arizona group’s back catalog, including selections written and …
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Bishop Brothers Pay Tribute To Sun City Girls (CMJ)
Alan and Richard Bishop of the Sun City Girls are heading out on a tour to honor the memory of their bandmate Charles Gocher, who died of cancer in February of 2007. The tour, called the The Brothers Unconnected: A Tribute To Sun City Girls And Charles Gocher, will feature the Bishop brothers performing songs from the experimental Arizona group’s back catalog, including selections written and …
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DIVINE HERESY: Montreal Footage Available - May 15, 2008 - Blabbermouth.net
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DIVINE HERESY: Montreal Footage Available - May 15, 2008
Blabbermouth.net, NY - 1 hour ago "You're just have to wait and see what I do in the film," he told Headbanger's Blog. "I know people are going, 'Oh, I don't want to see Dino fucking on film … |
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Arcade Fire Recording Horror Film Soundtrack - andPOP
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Arcade Fire Recording Horror Film Soundtrack
andPOP, Canada - 1 hour ago Kelly had not yet named the Montreal-based rockers as his collaborators, but the news, which marks Arcade Fire's first film score, was leaked by … Arcade Fire scoring Hollywood film Soundgenerator.com Arcade Fire Contributing to Soundtrack for 'The Box' Movie Soul Shine Arcade Fire scoring Kelly's 'The Box' Digital Spy all 27 news articles |
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Posted -19 sec ago - Brantford Expositor
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Brantford Expositor, Canada - 1 hour ago Villeneuve is the director of Polytechnique, about the 1989 Montreal massacre. The making of that film has been shrouded in secrecy, but it will reportedly … Our man in Cannes: Looking through the Crystal Skull National Post all 441 news articles |
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'Bon Cop, Bad Cop': Leader of the puck - The Capital Times
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'Bon Cop, Bad Cop': Leader of the puck
The Capital Times, WI - 19 minutes ago A by-the-book English-speaking cop from Ontario (Colm Feore) gets teamed up with a free-wheeling Montreal cop (Patrick Huard) who has a crappy car that … |
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‘Bon Cop, Bad Cop’: Leader of the puck (The Capital Times)
It still remains a bit of a mystery why “Bon Cop, Bad Cop” turned into such a huge success at the Wisconsin Film Festival. Approximately 1,500 people jammed into the Orpheum Theatre last month to see the bilingual cop movie, the most since a full house saw “A Hard Day’s Night” (hosted by Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert) at the festival in 2003. “I never have the faintest idea of what …
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‘Iron Man,’ ‘Baby Mama’ and more: Exhibit showcases set decorators (Los Angeles Times)
“PULLING Back the Drapes,” a new exhibition at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Fourth Floor Gallery, looks to shed some light on an individual who is instrumental in breathing three-dimensional life into the two-dimensional realm of the movies: the set decorator.
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Documentary dishes the dirt on intimidation by neatniks - The Gazette (Montreal)
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Documentary dishes the dirt on intimidation by neatniks
The Gazette (Montreal), Canada - May 15, 2008 Near the start of this film, Freed, sitting in his totally chaotic office, makes an Alcoholics Anonymous-like testimonial: "I'm Josh and I confess. … |
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Festival grows from rough sketches - The Gazette (Montreal)
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Festival grows from rough sketches
The Gazette (Montreal), Canada - 1 hour ago When Eric Amber started the Montreal Sketch Comedy Festival three years ago, most folks felt he was nuts. Amber thought he was nuts, too. … |
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In the Wings: ‘Womenscene’ (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Donna Rae, who once upon a time invented the Pittsburgh New Works Festival, is at it again, dreaming up “WOMENSCENE,” an eclectic evening of 14 monologues and short scenes written …
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