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One of St. Albert's oldest residents met one of its youngest ones on Saturday afternoon, and when the two looked into each other's eyes, they both smiled the same smile. That smile wasn't by coincidence.

The Parisian theatre company Theatre Fools and Feathers takes laughter to a new level with Le Destin tragic-comique de Tubby et Nottubby. Premiering at L'UniThéâtre in La CitĂ© francophone from Jan. 29 to Feb.

From director Clint Eastwood comes American Sniper, starring Bradley Cooper as Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history. But there was much more to this true American hero than his skill with a rifle. U.S.

Music is a constantly changing creative force in the world. No one knows that better than Marc Cohn. The Grammy Award winner writes songs that whirl throughout your soul and tap into your heart.

International Women’s Day materialized in 1909 out of a socialist political struggle to celebrate women’s achievements. At the time, it was a militant idea.

Four hands, one piano. That’s the core of the Warszynski Piano Duo, a husband and wife team that have performed chamber concerts across North America, Europe and South Korea.

BLESS is looking forward to helping the world see Big Lake better, all thanks to a recent grant from the St. Albert Community Foundation.

Ain’t that Jennifer Aniston grand? Just when we all thought that she was going to spend the rest of her post-Friends days acting as strippers and horrible bosses and various other sundry characters in drippy, forgettable romantic comedies.

It isn’t often an actor can push the rewind button and rewrite his life through a collection of stories. Yet that’s exactly what Bruce McCulloch did through Young Drunk Punk, a 13-episode television series that debuts Jan. 21 on City TV.

A movie about cyber terrorism couldn’t be any timelier, what with the recent hacks of Sony Pictures and even the Twitter account of US CentCom.