Volume
96, Issue 62
Tuesday January 21,
2003
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MOVIE
REVIEW: A Guy Thing
Stiles proves blondes have more fun in A Guy Thing
If you're interested in seeing a romantic, quirky comedy that varies from
the likes of Maid in Manhattan – mostly due to the presence
of intriguing actors – director Chris Koch's A Guy Thing
provides a familiar love story with a twist.
THEATRE REVIEW: Yeomen of the Guard
Theatre Western triumphs at Talbot
T his year's Gilbert and Sullivan offering from London Musical Theatre and Theatre Western is a tale of love and loss entitled Yeomen of the Guard. A talented cast and crew do an impressive job of bringing this well known operetta – which debuted in 1888 – to life.
CD REVIEWS: Nas, Common
Common and Nas fight for the hip-hop crown
Still in the game coming strong as ever, Nas drops his seventh LP in nearly a decade...
With each passing
album, Common has consistently been able to take his music to another
level...
CD REVIEW: Whaling
Whaling just can't catch a hit
With their second CD, Whaling – formerly known as the Whaling Blue Trio – pumps out an even grittier, blues-inspired offering.
Escape is truly at hand for this Travelling Man
Brian Kipping is a unique and talented artist who draws inspiration from his travels throughout Canada and parts of Europe.
Showcasing the alternatives
Students
may notice a change in décor in the University Community Centre
this week.
Kicking off today, The AlteRnaTive, Western's annual Festival of the Arts,
will run until Friday.