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Old ‘mares
By Giselle Melanson • Posted on March 30, 2006

Everyone remembers what it’s like to have a nightmare. The thrashing, the screaming, the hysterical crying for your mommy, only to wake up and realize it was only a dream —... Read the full post


Celebrity blast to the past
By Giselle Melanson • Posted on March 29, 2006

“Celebrities. Is there anything they don’t know?” — Homer Simpson Who hasn’t wished they could travel back in time and give themselves advice that could... Read the full post


Kim D’Eon goes glam with ‘ET Canada’
By Robert Ballantyne • Posted on March 28, 2006

The clatter of dishes and the hum of conversation fill Fran’s Diner, a ’50s themed greasy spoon in downtown Toronto. Peeking from behind one of the diner’s booths... Read the full post


Goldspot, Tally of the Yes Men
By Jason Gladu • Posted on March 26, 2006

Goldspot’s full-length debut represents a year and a half of crafting spacious guitar pop, riddled with mid-eighties influences from R.E.M. to The Smiths. But what makes Goldspot... Read the full post


Lindsay Lohan, A Little More Personal (RAW)
By Robert Ballantyne • Posted on March 11, 2006

Teen starlet Lindsay Lohan is often placed at the end of the pack with her actor-singer peers Hilary Duff and Ashlee Simpson. While her commercial success would suggest that her particular... Read the full post


Goldfrapp, Supernature
By Jason Gladu • Posted on March 11, 2006

Over the past three years vocalist Alison Goldfrapp and composer Will Gregory have been working on the follow-up to their critically acclaimed sophomore album, Black Cherry. On Supernature,... Read the full post


Hawksley Workman, Treeful of Starling
By Jason Gladu • Posted on March 4, 2006

When fans heard early accounts that Hawksley Workman’s fifth effort was going to sound like his quirky debut For Him and the Girls, many fans began to rejoice. But, as always,... Read the full post


Sia, Colour the Small One
By Robert Ballantyne • Posted on March 4, 2006

No wonder it took two years and a big push from the TV soundtrack of Six Feet Under to break Sia’s Colour the Small One. It’s so insular and unassuming; even more so than... Read the full post



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