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 Gallery to become porn film setLa Petite Mort gallery was recently contracted for use as a location for a gay porn film.
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 Ron Sexsmith plans Ottawa gig in AprilHe's Elvis Costello's favourite songwriter.
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 Sexton doesn't sugarcoat mistrust of governmentWhile many politically-active singer-songwriters tackle important issues of the day, few would dare go up against the biggest badass of them all — the American government.
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 Right By Midnight right on trackRight By Midnight work fast. They should consider a name change. Fast as lightning.
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 Paramedics inject a little energy into music sceneHaving a musical emergency? Too many synth-pop, overly earnest indie roots or retro cover bands reviving the 1970s and 1980s?
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 Getting the Bond gadgets rightGetting the mix right for any Bond film isn’t easy. There is a little matter of making the British spy 007 as believable as possible. Real spy work is no where nearly as glamorous and exciting as depicted in James Bond, says real-life private detective Robert Gater.
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 James Bond comes to the MayfairJust getting the third annual James Bond Film Festival to the Mayfair Cinema reads a bit like a Bond adventure itself.
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 Two Door Cinema: It's all in the nameI know many of the best names for bands are taken and finding a punchy brand isn’t easy.
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 Johnstones bring the punk attitudeWithout the mascara, the black leather and the snarl, The Johnstones don’t look like a punk band. With their afro hair, polka-dot suspenders and goofy personalities, these six pals appear to be castaways from the cast of Welcome Back Kotter.
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 No Joy's blonde ambitionLaura Lloyd goes her own way.
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 Monday I Retire just revving upBands that begin young usually do pretty well but face surprising challenges that older bands don’t.
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 Lynn Jackson juggles life and music wellLynn Jackson is a songwriting Superman.
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 Good2Go with retro swingImagine you have a time tunnel, one that magically transports you back to the ’60s like Austin Powers, to a groovy place with psychedelic nightclubs decorated with Peter Max posters and go-go dancers doing the watusi or the shag while a band of longhairs get their freak on.
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 Street Meat rants all in good funLee Neutron and his pals Elena Chiara Palanza and Natasha D’Agui liked playing the Rock Band video game so much, they thought they’d play it for real.
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 Sweet sounds of heartbreakMelwood Cutlery’s been writing songs for 35 years. Troubling, beautiful songs.
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 Storms force Legally Blonde cancellationElle Woods fans will have to wait until Wednesday night to see the underestimated sorority girl light up the stage in Ottawa.
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 Wise, Young and King show signs of new lifeWise, Young & King singer and classic rock fan Alan Charlton raises an important, if self-serving issue facing classic rock ‘n roll.
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 The Luyas: Another great Montreal bandBands in Montreal aren’t like bands anywhere else in Canada. In the first place, the definition of what a band is, here in Canada’s most French city, is looser than other music scenes. Membership isn’t exclusive.
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 White Wires ready to partyGiven how well their debut White Wires album did in 2008, it comes as no surprise that the White Wires are back in the same surf-punk party with their second album WWII
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 Winchester Warm experiences divine interventionWhen you record your album in a church, it’s not surprising that it sounds spiritual.
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 Good Lovelies love the Christmas seasonFor the Good Lovelies, Christmas really is the most wonderful time of the year.
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 Thornley sticks to familiar formulaClassic rocker Ian Thornley’s brand soared after he quit the band Big Wreck and partnered with Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger.
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 Now Open with Denis ArmstrongOttawa Sun Entertainment Writer Denis Armstrong with Now Open - a list of his picks of shows to check out this weekend.
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 Usher to perform at Shenkman CentreRemember David Usher?
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 Rheaume delivers an Acoustic ChristmasWhat are you doing for Christmas?
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