We now resume our look at the U.S. top-10 hits of the 1970s, with artists and groups beginning with the letter R. Read more
We now resume our look at the U.S. top-10 hits of the 1970s, with artists and groups beginning with the letter R. Read more
We're taking a break this week from the top-10 hits of the 1970s to provide a new list of Retro Roundup's favourite YouTube channels — since our last installment, I have subscribed to many new channels exploring retro music, TV and movies. Read more
The McCord Museum recently announced the extension of the Christian Dior Haute Couture exhibition until September 26 to allow more people to come and discover it. Read more
Everyone loves to reminisce and think about “simpler times,” and no one knows this more than Donald Houston. Today, the retired EMSB administrator lives in Dorval with his wife, and their three grown sons and grandson all live close by around Montreal. Read more
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In response to public interest, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) and the Museum Boutique and Bookstore will be reopening on Wednesday evenings until 8 p.m., starting March 31. They will also be open to the public on Easter Sunday and Monday, April 5 and 6. Read more
In 2009, Montreal-based filmmaker and photographer Andi State had just finished producing her first feature film, an endeavour that she says left her broke and disillusioned by the business of cinema. Read more
Since the first lockdown started in March of last year, Montrealers have faced a number of changes in their lives. People have gotten laid off, businesses have struggled, and toilet paper has sold in record time. On a global scale, it feels as though Covid-19 won’t be disappearing anytime so… Read more
Nadia Hashimi’s latest novel, Sparks Like Stars, is a beautiful and haunting work of historical fiction. The novel begins in 1978 where our protagonist, 10-year-old Sitara, witnesses the assassination of her entire family at the presidential palace in Kabul. She then embarks on a harrowing j… Read more
If I were you I would get my fanny over to the Segal Centre to see Funny Girl, the semi-autobiographical tale of Fanny Brice. Funny Girl is a stunning, poignant musical about one of Broadway’s biggest stars. From a gawky Brooklyn teen pushing her way into show business to becoming the toast … Read more
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