Journalism. Photography. Ridiculousness.
I’ve interviewed a lot of people in my day. I’ve interviewed rock stars, movie stars, chefs, writers and directors. I’ve even interviewed someone who considered themselves all of those things (sorry Mr. (Leslie) Nielsen, but I heard your guitar playing was subpar). But, one of the most pleasant and intelligent people I’ve had the pleasure …
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Originally published in SEE Magazine January 7, 2010 Sainthood is the sixth album for the rocking twin Quin sisters from Calgary. Slowly but surely, they are surpassing the likes of George Fox and Paul Brandt as Cow Town’s most popular musicians. So what, so they opened for Neil Young and the Pretenders, it isn’t country …
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It's like yin and yang, without one, you could not have the other. You need something to compare it to; you need a catalyst. Gargamel is said catalyst in the Smurfs. He is a motivator, a pursuer, a reason to be on your toes and vigilant. As a child, I watched the Smurfs diligently. My …
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“I actually like a lot of my ideas to be quite frank,” Kids in the Hall’s Bruce McCulloch says. “I’m proud of lots of the stuff we’ve done … well maybe Ham of Truth wasn’t so good. But, you know, Kevin is the one who looks back on things and frets over them. I think one …
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Sometimes euphemisms are just too easy. Nerdspeak is a variable cacophony of wondrous phrases that could mean everything from what they sound like, to sinning, to both. The last time I leveled my warlock I nearly dislocated my elbow. It's not going to level itself.
The Trent Wilkie 