And now we resume our survey of the top-10 hits of the 1970s, in alphabetic order artists-wise: Read more
We interrupt our top-10 1970s hits survey not only to mark the 50th anniversary this year of a landmark Beach Boys album, but to further the case for the group to release its completed Feel Flows box set, part of which likely includes unreleased songs and alternate versions from this very album. Read more
And now we resume our survey of the top-10 hits of the 1970s, in alphabetic order artists-wise: Read more
The Opéra de Montréal is kicking off its online season with a classic among classics: La bohème, by Puccini, one of the most well-loved works in the opera repertoire. Read more
On Hallowe’en night, pumpkins will still cast their glow, while black cats and ghosts continue to stalk the streets in this year when we are all facing a major health risk. Read more
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The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) announced in an October 15 release the appointment of Mr. Stéphane Aquin as Director. Aquin currently holds the position of Chief Curator at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, D.C., which is part of the Smithsonian Institution and… Read more
The Festival International Nuits d’Afrique – presented by TD Bank Group – invites fans to join a musical journey consisting of webcast concerts free of charge on Facebook @nuits.dafrique. The concerts were recorded live in Montreal, without an audience, at the Ministère and the National. Com… Read more
“This world war was not the first tragedy to strike mankind and it would not be the last, but none of them had been able to destroy humanity’s appreciation for beauty.”The Night Portrait by Laura Morelli is the story about a woman with resolve to be more than just a mistress. She is determin… Read more
The 38th Festival Juste pour rire / Just For Laughs Festival, presented by La Capitale Insurance and Financial Services in collaboration with Loto-Québec, has come to an end, and the Just For Laughs Group, in an October 20 release, highlighted the work of the artisans, artists and members of… 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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