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Furtado back six years after Loose

Furtado back six years after Loose

Victoria native mulled quitting English pop
Knightley bounces back with new film

Knightley bounces back with new film

Keira Knightley seems to be in a good place personally and professionally. She's engaged to marry musician James Righton and stars in the film adaptation of Anna Karenina alongside Jude Law.

Rifflandia: Cake goes The Distance with Short Skirt/Long Jacket

REVIEW Rifflandia When: Saturday Where: Royal Athletic Park Who doesn't know the words to Cake's Short Skirt/Long Jacket? You probably weren't at Rifflandia then, because this crowd gave lead singer John McCrea's deadpan delivery a hearty punch in th

Silent discos making noise

Conversation gets easier with club music in headphones

PBS to air new episodes of Foyle's War in 2013

You have to wait a year, but new episodes of Foyle's War will be returning to PBS in 2013.
Around Town: Chef's ideas take fire

Around Town: Chef's ideas take fire

A crowd of Victoria’s finest chefs turned out in force for a culinary celebration at Spinnakers brewpub Tuesday.
U.K. museum revives first movies ever shot in colour

U.K. museum revives first movies ever shot in colour

The earliest movies known to be shot in colour have been revived by film archivists, who last week gave an audience at London's Science Museum a glimpse at cinema's first attempts to show us the world as we see it.

At 71, Dylan amazes on Tempest

Bob Dylan, Tempest Columbia Tempest is no doubt the best album you'll ever hear from a 71-year-old. If that sounds like damning Bob Dylan with faint praise, rest assured this is one of the best discs you'll hear by anyone this year, at any age.

Clapton scores profits in art

Should Eric Clapton ever decide to hang up the guitar, he might try his hand at art dealing.
Arkansas town capitalizes on its brush with Beatles

Arkansas town capitalizes on its brush with Beatles

A farming town in northeastern Arkansas is hoping that an unexpected visit by the Beatles nearly 50 years ago can get its economy rocking again.