Review of Bluesfest Day Three: Fiery crowds roar on despite rain
If the roiling grey storm clouds in the distance threatened to put a damper on the night, Bluesfest day three attendees were ready for...
Review: Is AI the equivalent to a nuclear-level threat? McKee’s ‘Uncontrollable’ might have the...
“No other living thing in the history of all life on Earth can bake cookies.”
Though this seems an odd expression of intelligence, Darren McKee’s...
Review of Bluesfest Day Two: A night of soulful rhythms
An array of cowboy boots and denim flooded LeBreton Flats for a successful second day of performances at Ottawa Bluesfest.
Despite the near 30 C...
Review round-up: Ottawa Fringe Festival is full of wide-ranging talent
WARNING: SEXUAL ASSAULT
This story contains mention of sexual assault. Those in need of support can call the Ottawa Distress Centre Crisis Line: 613-238-3311 or...
Review of Bluesfest Day One: ‘Music Box’ of queer wonder opens festival
Demonstrating the immense benefits of diversifying festival lineups, Bluesfest night one brought queer spunk.
The July 4 artists embraced the rich tools of their respective...
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