Wildlife
In Defence Of The Hipster
Adbusters gets Fish talking about fashion — and he even gives a nod to American Apparel
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Fish Griwkowsky
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News
SEE looks at Edmonton-Sherwood Park and Edmonton-Strathcona
Jimmy ford and Tim Uppal’s feud could end the tory hold on battleground Edmonton-Sherwood Park
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Angela Brunschot
SEE looks at two battleground Edmonton-area federal election races
Will the pileup of left-leaning candidates in edmonton-strathcona pave the way to a Jaffer victory?
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Angela Brunschot
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Comment
It’s Only Words And Words Are All We Have
When Stelmach formed his cabinet, he chose men so agrestic they actually would put lipstick on a pig
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Maurice Tougas
Letters
Encana Responds To Feature In SEE
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See Readers
Rewind: Health, Ecomony and Election
Our comment on this week's news
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See Staff
Wristbands, Beefcake, And Hockey Sweaters
An interloper spends a night with Stephen Harper during his (brief) stop in Edmonton
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Guest Pundit Josh Kjenner
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City Life
Just Because It’s Sexy Doesn’t Mean It’s Good For You
Tight pants and high heels could be more trouble than they’re worth. Who needs to be sexy, anyway?
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Melissa Priestley
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Food & Drink
Malbec Is The New Black
This deep, dark wine is rich in antioxidants, tannins, and good ol’ warm fuzzies by Melissa Priestley So There Is More South Indian In Town Yet another scrumptious secret from the east lies in a strip mall corner in Mill Woods by Scott Lingley |
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Music Preview
Even The Professor Makes Mistakes
But Joe Satriani’s sour notes usually end up morphing into some of the greatest guitar riffs of all by Keith Harman Hot Tickets: Plants and Animans, Blind Melon and Three This weeks must see shows by See Staff One Man’s Mess Is Another Man’s Masterpiece Michael Jerome Browne has been busy with Bee (his wife), making records and organizing messes by Renato Pagnani Put On Your Viking Suit! And get down with the nordic legends in amon amarth. it’s easy on the ears — We swear! by Kathleen Bell |
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Screen Preview
Are You There, God? It’s Me, Mockey
Larry Charles and Bill Maher question the faith of ... well, everybody in Religulous by Paul Matwychuk |
Screen Review
Ben Behaving Badly
Ben Kingsley is one sexy septuagenarian in Elegy the best philip roth film adaptation to date by Paul Matwychuk Feature From The Black Platoon Spike Lee bungles his tribute to the african-american soldiers of Second World War in Miracle at by Kathleen Bell Harris On Horseback Ed Harris’ Appaloosa is an ol’-fashioned, rip-snortin’, six-shootin’, slow-movin’ western by Kathleen Bell Michael Cera: Still Adorable! ... And he finds the perfect indie-cool cutie to fall in love with in Nick and Norah’s Infinite P by Michael Hingston Slacker Under Surveillance Someone is watching Shia Labeouf’s every move — and framing him as a terrorist! — in Eagle Eye by Nicola Simpson Khullar |
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Arts News |
Theatre Review
Austen City Limits
The Citadel and Pride and Prejudice are a match that even Mrs. bennet herself would approve of by Mandy Espezel We Can’t Say It Was Worth The Wait Alias Godot is nowhere near as funny, tragic, or profound as beckett’s original masterpiece by Michael Hingston |
My Messy Bedroom
A Catholic Makes a Confession
How can I tell my wife, after three years of counselling, that I want a wilder sex life? by Josey Vogels |
First Person
Breaking Bread With King Ralph
My argument with the former premier was served with light dill cream sauce by Jessica Potter |
CD Reviews
CD Reviews
Kings of Leon, New Kids on the Block, Hey Ocean! and Anthony and the Johnsons by See Staff |
Art Box
Suitcases, Masks, And Pig Hearts
Jill and Mandy try to figure out how they all fit together in the Haxhillaris’ The Two Gullivers by Mandy Espezel & Jill Stanton |
Music Column
Who Doesn’t Love A Local Release?
What a week: Plenty of new local work, release parties, and one very fat, very weird squirrel by Fish Griwkowsky |
Screen Column
Beyond The Blurbs • Alternative Critics Have Their Say
This Week: remembering Paul Newman (1925-2008) by See Staff |