Local Entertainment

It never fails to astonish me, looking back from the beginning of each year to the present day at the end, how there were so many movies that I reviewed and how not all of them were utterly awful pieces of dreck. Of course, so many were.

If it weren’t for opportunities like this to sit back and review the year with some amount of distance, I would never believe all of the things that happened and all of the stories that I wrote about them.

When the New Year's Eve clock strikes midnight and the ball drops, where will you be? Fortunately, New Year's Eve parties in St. Albert run the gamut from swanky soirees to good old-fashioned house parties.

It’s one thing to put the thought into buying the perfect present for your loved one, special friend, or your boss.

Dr. Saren Azer, a much-lauded Kurdish-Canadian medical doctor, left Canada the same way he entered – under a cloud of suspicion. Once a highly successful internal medicine specialist and humanitarian, Azer is now a man on the run.

Chuck Mulholland is still abuzz with delight and sleeplessness after a cinematic experience that he undertook on Thursday along with his brother Allan.

The life of legendary pianist Liberace was flamboyant beyond compare – maybe a little too ostentatious for many. But the masses – especially women – adored him.

No longer a newly-minted group, St. Albert’s Mission Hill Brass Band heads into its 11th season with The Wonder of Christmas this Sunday at St. Albert United Church.

Hundreds of people from across St. Albert and neighbouring communities joined thenfight this weekend to help bring four children home safely from the war-ravaged region of Northern Iraq.

Boasting a cow horse, a climbing beanstalk and a vegetarian giant that desperately needs dental work, Capitol Theatre’s production of Jack and the Beanstalk is a laugh-out-loud, magical experience.