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Source: Lauren Saarimaki in a still from O Brazen Age - Contributed photo Vancouver is a city of film festivals, but few of them are family-friendly.

There is no record label in the rap game with as much heat right now as Anthony Tiffith’s Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE).

Tuesday nights are about to get shameful for the 150th time. Shame Spiral, a West End drag show hosted by Dave DeVeau as his drag persona, Peach Cobblah, will have its sesquicentennial show at 1181 on Tuesday, March 28.

Recently I vacationed at an all-inclusive, gated, 5 star resort in Jamaica. Well, 4.5 stars, actually; but that is another story.

The Golden Mile Bench, is not, despite sounding like a gold-plated, Trumpian seat of the Gods, an actual bench. Nay, it is much, much better.

• This story is the second in a five-part series called Underground Vancouver , delving into the city’s little-known subcultures. In the 1990s, graffiti artists had plenty of space to practice their artwork.

Intricacy, concentration and dexterity are the calling cards of luthiery

I don’t know about you, but I have spent most of 2017 so far longing for the light to come back. Is it just me, or has our normally grey West Coast winter been even greyer? The prolonged {for us) snow and cold haven’t helped, either, I suppose.

If there are two things that go well together, it’s nostalgia and performance art; but it’s how artists combine them that truly has the power to intrigue.

“These people don’t want to die,” a passionate Sophia Danai proclaims over the phone. With Danai plotting a new album set to drop in September, the soulful Vancouver songstress has been staying relatively clear of the public eye.