By Jason Carnew
If you enjoy the electronica scene and you don’t know about Junior Vasquez, then you should. He has been around since time began and is gracing Twilo’s first CD release. The first of two CD’s is an amazing cross-genre mix of just about everything. The album starts with Samba/Italian house beats and moves with great… Continue reading What Is My Name
By Jason Carnew
Editors, the Gauntlet,Re: “Lycra-loving men forge the fashion world,” Sept. 14, 2000Dear Todd Jackson,It is a pleasure to realize there still are many redneck Calgarians alive and well. (By the way, when did you manage to learn to stop walking on all fours and learn to write?) Having travelled around the world (you do know… Continue reading With letters comes condemnation
By Jason Carnew
Editors, the Gauntlet,Re: “Daddy’s work comes first for Catherine, Sept. 28, 2000Recently, an article was published in the Gauntlet about the Right Honourable Joe Clark and his daughter Catherine Clark. Throughout the piece, various innuendoes were presented to the reader that suggested Catherine Clark is nothing but a pretty face lacking any substance. Ms. Clark… Continue reading With letters comes condemnation
By Jason Carnew
Editors, the Gauntlet,Re: “Daddy’s work comes first for Catherine, Sept. 28, 2000What a sad pathetic life you must have. To be this bitter and angry without a shred of human decency or understanding of the issues involved. Did some girl who looked like Catherine Clark laugh at you in a bar, or worse, cheat on… Continue reading With letters comes condemnation
By Nicole Kobie
When was the last time you were moved? When was the last time something shook you to the very core? Want to feel that way again? If you’re anything like playwright Danijel Margetic, all you need to do is take in a performance of Dream of Yellow Snakes. The Nickle and Dime production, which was… Continue reading Dark, dramatic dreams on display