General Archive

Tattoo artist Art Godoy has built a 30-year career around his hyper-realistic work. As the owner of Funhouse Tattoos on Cambie, his tattoos adorn thousands of living canvases across Vancouver. But some of his best work rarely sees the light of day.

With the possible exception of the Leo Awards, the Vancouver International Film Festival is my most eagerly anticipated film event of the year.

How much funny can you handle? Because veteran comic Paul F. Tompkins is hoping to make you overdose this weekend with three consecutive nights at the Fox Cabaret. If the name doesn't ring a bell, it should.

Still masochistically reading reviews because you couldn't see it all during the Fringe Festival? You’ll have a second chance during the Public Market Pick of the Fringe , running September 17-21 at Performance Works.

Jonesing for a BC film? Terry McEvoy might just have the fix you need. After all, he’s the top dealer in town.

Locally made Battle Cats capitalizes on online cat craze

You could be forgiven for thinking Temples belong to a different time. The four gangly longhairs from the middle of England look like they've stepped off the cover of Melody Maker magazine, and their sound is every bit as anachronistic.

Are you in a local band that’s been wallowing in obscurity for far too long? Sorry to hear that. Here’s your chance to potentially break free. Shindig 2014 , CiTR’s annual band competition, hasextended the deadline for submissions to Monday, Sept.

LITTLE TERRORS Starring Om Puri, Armaan Kabli Directed by Maninder Chana Canadian filmmaker Maninder Chana tackles faith and morality in his poignant new drama Little Terrors .

The City of Vancouver has announced the five finalists for its 26 th annual Book Award.