Brit Happens* (*Or Living the Canadian Dream) By James Mullinger
British-born comedian (and recently sworn-in Canadian citizen) James Mullinger is a happy man these days. That’s because his years-long quest towards
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When women invented television By Jennifer Keishin Armstrong
When women invented television – There was a time during the early days of the golden age of television (1948-1955, to
Book Review – Saving the City by Daniel Sanger
Saving the City – Montreal will always be regarded as a great cosmopolitan city. But since the late Jean Drapeau retired
Book Review – Grandad’s Montreal, 1901 By Robert N. Wilkins
Grandad’s Montreal 1901 – “New Century Underway. Ushered in by Religious Observances and Clanging Bells, Followed up by Joyous New Year’s
Book review – The Decoy by Montrealer Chloe Archambault
Book review: The Decoy – Nina Palester is a graduate student studying computer science at McGill University, living in an apartment
Book review – The Betrayal of Anne Frank
The Betrayal of Anne Frank – Throughout the 12-year period between 1933 and 1945, which saw the persecution and the systematic
The Annotated Godfather: The Complete Screenplay (50th Anniversary Edition) By Jenny M. Jones
Around this time exactly 50 years ago, one of the greatest movies of all time was released to an unsuspecting movie
Book Review – All about me! Mel Brooks
From an early age, young Brooklyn native Melvin Kaminsky had a goal: to do crazy shtick that would make people laugh.
Book Review – Welcome to Dunder Mifflin: The Ultimate Oral History of The Office
When Greg Daniels pitched the idea of adapting the cult BBC sitcom “The Office” for American television in 2004, executives at
Book review – Mine by Rachael Tamayo
Mine – Justin Gray, a divorcee and successful businessman from Texas, wakes up in his Las Vegas hotel room following an
Actor Christine Solomon pens her first book ODD Ed
Egyptian-born, former Montreal resident actor Christine Solomon has added many facets to her multi-faceted career: internationally-renown actor, diversity/inclusion activist, and entrepreneur
Rich Girl, Broke Girl by Kelley Keehn
Kelley Keehn – For decades, there has been this rather long accepted – yet highly unfair – pre-conception that women never
