Monthly Archive

2011

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04 Nov

Movie Reviews

1818

This Week's Film Reviews (Nov 4, 2011)

Opening this week is the action comedy, TOWER HEIST in which Eddie Murphy delivers quite the tour-de-force comedic performance. In Toronto, TIFF Bell Lightbox presents Hitchcock’s icy blondes. An e... read more..

18 Oct

Movie Reviews

1556

This Week's Film Reviews (Oct 21, 2011)

Opening this week are THE THREE MUSKETEERS in 3D, JOHNNY ENGLISH REBORN and PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 3. French film THE WOMEN ON THE 6TH FLOOR makes its debut. BUCK (USA 2011) ***1/2 Directed by Cindy... read more..

Education of Auma Obama: A family affair

25 Sep

Movie Reviews

Adele Ambrose

3682

Education of Auma Obama: A family affair

Have you ever pondered what motivates Barack Obama? At TIFF this year, through the documentary “Education of Auma Obama” we are given perhaps a glimpse of the inner-workings of the man through read more..

03 Jun

Movie Reviews

2796

This Week's Film Reviews (June 3, 2011)

Opening this week is the prequel of prequels X MEN: FIRST CLASS. Also in Toronto at the TIFF Bell Lightbox is the screening of Terrence Malick 4 films. GOOD NEIGHBOURS (Canada 2010) *** Directed b... read more..

Sprockets: Engaging, educating and entertaining youth through film

06 Apr

Movie Reviews

Meres J. Weche

3065

Sprockets: Engaging, educating and entertaining youth through film

Sprockets, the annual Toronto International Film Festival for Children and Youth launched this week. Running from April 5-17, the 14th annual Sprockets festival, the biggest programme yet, wil read more..

22 Mar

Arts

Meres J. Weche

4941

I Marcus Garvey

Monserrat-born playwright Edgar Nkosi White’s play “I Marcus Garvey” has been enjoying a well-reviewed run at The Papermill Theatre (67 Pottery Road). Directed by Rhoma Spencer, this production, pre read more..

21 Mar

Commentaries

Marcus Jones

2696

Happy like us

Your friend Charles called for you earlier tonight at around seven. Ever since our university days he’s always been the one within your entire posse I always got along with the best. There’s always read more..

A portrait of the first Afro-Canadian city councillor in London, Canada: Harold Usher

20 Mar

Community

Patricia Turnier

4709

A portrait of the first Afro-Canadian city councillor in London, Canada: Harold Usher

Harold Usher, P.Eng., DTM was born in Belize (in Central America) and arrived in Canada in 1963. Harold has devoted most of his life contributing to the betterment of mankind, the community, and his read more..

17 Mar

Movie Reviews

Meres J. Weche

3318

A Screaming Man: Putting God on trial

“Screaming Man,” an award-winning film by Chadian writer-director Mahamat-Saleh Haroun currently screening at the TIFF Bell Lightbox until March 23rd, poses an important question: “Where is Go read more..

Interview with Stacie Upchurch: former candidate of The Apprentice 2

14 Feb

Entertainment

Patricia Turnier

7882

Interview with Stacie Upchurch: former candidate of The Apprentice 2

Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Stacie Jones Upchurch grew up in Colorado. It is important to note that Upchurch hasn’t just relied on her beauty to “make it”. She attended both Emory and Mercer Univ read more..

Exclusive interview with Chris Jasper, former member of the Isley Brothers

14 Feb

Music

Patricia Turnier

7675

Exclusive interview with Chris Jasper, former member of the Isley Brothers

Chris Jasper (born Christopher H. Jasper, Cincinnati, Ohio) has been involved in music since his childhood. At age seven his mother noticed that he was a gifted musician and could play Motown’ read more..

04 Feb

Movie Reviews

Meres J. Weche

6279

Ousmane Sembène: In the Face of History

Perfectly fitting for Black History Month, TIFF Bell Lightbox will present starting tomorrow, Saturday, February 5th, 2011 until Sunday, February 13th, Ousmane Sembène: In the Face of History -- read more..

03 Feb

Movie Reviews

Adele Ambrose

3621

... the Right Thing to Do

The Canadian Film Centre kicked off their Black History Month celebrations with an enriching evening with award-winning Writer/Director, Spike Lee. Spike is currently on a book promo tour ... read more..

Spike Lee: For the love of film and music

01 Feb

Movie Reviews

Meres J. Weche

3947

Spike Lee: For the love of film and music

Last week, as part of the TD-sponsored Then and Now: A celebration of Black History Month series of cultural events, Toronto welcomed acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee. This conversation, moderated by C read more..

Ruined: An interview with Yanna McIntosh

20 Jan

Arts

Meres J. Weche

6500

Ruined: An interview with Yanna McIntosh

Ruined, the 2009 Pulitzer Prize award-winning play, is the latest work by acclaimed playwright Lynn Nottage to make its way to Toronto. This production by Obsidian Theatre in association with Nightw read more..

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