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After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) when they go deep undercover at a local college.

A fifth anniversary was the farthest thing from Nancy Watt’s mind when she launched the St. Albert Chamber Music Recital Series in 2010 at Don’s Piano Place.

Rock’n August is that carefree summer gathering that allows folks to reminisce about Elvis and Fats Domino, sock hops and chrome-studded cars.

Her latest exhibit is now into its third week of being on display at the Art Gallery of St. Albert. Now, it’s time for her to sit down with the public and tell them what it – and her art – is all about.

The Whyte Avenue Art Walk had a successful run just last weekend and, like the popular saying goes, one good turn deserves another. That's why the Daffodil Gallery is once again hosting its annual holdover show called Off-Whyte.

K-Days is going full throttle with its fast rides, funky fireworks, rocking concerts and interesting exhibits. But it is Talent Search that gives young artists who are bursting with talent the opportunity to go places.

St. Albert’s Meaghan Mikkelson and teammate Natalie Spooner are once again shining in the spotlight as the golden girls of The Amazing Race Canada.

I sat in the Varscona Theatre audience wondering if I’d made a mistake in seeing a Neil Simon play. As a kid, I’d really enjoyed the weekly television series, The Odd Couple.

Wednesday night is the big finale for the Bourbon Idol, which will see one vocalist walk away with a $1,000 prize.

Juno nominee Alyssa Reid, 21, one of Canada’s most successful emerging pop-rock sensations with several chart-topping successes, is arriving to perform at K-Days on Friday, July 18. Reid, a former St.