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The times, they are a-changin’. The library, once held as the bastion of quietude, is now encouraging teenagers and their friends to come over and play some noisy video games for a couple of hours tomorrow.

Since Julia Mackey first created the one-woman show Jake’s Gift in 2006, she’s performed this salute to heroism more than 280 times.

What goes around, comes around. Tim Burton spent some of his early career in the concept art department at a little place called Disney Studios. That bit of trivia should dispel the notion that the House of Mouse only begets cookie-cutter filmmakers.

The search for the 2010 St. Albert Idol is on. Once again Innovations Music is digging deep to find some of the city’s top-notch singers with tryouts at six different local high schools and junior high schools.

To the uninitiated, a typical Omega Crom performance — hair swinging, guitars slinging and heads banging — might seem like battlefield chaos, but it's all in the name of a good time.

It is only fitting that the Arden Theatre close the second season of its On Stage Series with a sampling of eclectic Quebecois jazz. Carmen and David are coming to St.

These days actress Vanessa Sabourin finds herself drained at the end of a day. It’s not easy finding the emotional centre of a living murderess, especially one that bludgeoned her mother to death. The St.

You can't take anything at face value when it comes to coins. Take a grimy 1939 silver dollar as an example, says collector Ron Thompson.

Vancouver-based impersonator Bonnie Kilroe just returned from a Las Vegas celebrity convention where her act entailed nailing about a dozen divas in four minutes.

Marie-Andrée Ostiguy has a knack for exploding the stereotype of classically trained musicians as over-cultivated, temperamental prima donnas.