Tonight I had the pleasure of discovering a delightful new restaurant in Kits. The New Bohemian’s contemporary sign caught my eye as I walked down Broadway looking for a nice place to have dinner. We entered the place and were impressed with the fresh style and clean-lined contemporary atmosphere, which was softened by the candlelight […]
Apr
20
The New Bohemian
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Mar
8
Restaurant Review: Flux Bistro
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Flux bistro opened in Gastown in 2007 to little fanfare, though I had recently heard a few recommendations from fellow foodies that I should definitely go check it out. This past Friday a friend and I decided to give it a try on those recommendations and the fact that it’s probably the only […]
Mar
2
Balkan Beat Box Show Review
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Saturday night finally rolled around as I began to get excited about Balkan Beat Box’s Chan Centre performance. I arrived at 7:46 pm at the Chan Centre, more eager than ever, and armed with my trusty camera I entered the theatre area. The lower seats were filled up but I sat on the balcony […]
Feb
25
Film Review: Jodhaa Akbar
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Set in the 16th century and based on true stories of Moghul rule, Jodhaa Akbar traces the rise of Jalaluddin Mohammad Akbar, generally thought of as the greatest Emperor in Moghul history. It focuses on a political marriage of alliance between Akbar and his Hindu Rajput wife Jodhaa and the political issues such a […]
Feb
18
Review: Dishpig
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For those of you who have ever worked in a restaurant or café as a dishwasher, you’ll definitely relate to this show. Dishpig is a hilarious, fast-paced look at restaurant culture – touching on everything from the hiring process to prepping smelly onions and sitting around shooting the breeze on too-short breaks. It started out […]
Feb
13
Review: Canada, My India!
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Canada, My India! played at the Norman Rothstein theatre this past Sunday evening. Produced by South Asian Arts, the show was meant to explore Vancouver’s ethnic diversity and the challenges and successes facing Indo-Canadians who straddle two cultures in their everyday lives. The evening was one big fabulous mix of poetry, dance, music, […]
Feb
6
Everyone’s a Vegetarian: History in our Teeth
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In solidarity with the Kamal’s cleanse articles, I wanted to share with y’all some lovely discoveries about earthling’s vegetarian history. I was reading some great books on what is called a “Macrobiotic Diet” and, rather than explaining what this system is all about, here’s three interesting tidbits I found out about the history of […]
Jan
19
Mark’s Favorites: Here’s The Latest Batch Of Musical Marvels!
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Girl Nobody - Balaclava Casino HeistThis is the band’s second album, a few years in the making, and well worth the wait. Girl Nobody weave an intriguing web of dark Pop, electronica and lyrics that seem to convey more than they let on. Marta Jaciubek-McKeever, is a charming and engaging performer, who has to be […]
Jan
18
Brioche - Sicillian flavour in Gastown
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Brioche has been a Gastown haunt of mine since I moved back to Vancouver about 6 years ago. It’s for good reason, as they serve up some of the best sandwiches in town, and consistently amazing soups. My favourite menu item is the ham, brie, and portobello sandwich which comes […]
Jan
17
Album Review: Radiohead’s Rainbows
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I’m in the middle of a…picture. It’s amazing how differently people hear things… I’m forever stuck in my own head when i describe music i think… But, nevertheless <sigh>, I know that Radiohead has been getting some snazzy airplay and, well, you don’t need another budding nerd to review their album but I […]






