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Daylight Savings Referendum Deadline Nears
BONNIE ZINK
SASKATOON, SK — Clocks in
other areas of the country may
have recently been turned back
by an hour thanks to daylight saving time, but time is running out for
the Saskatchewan government to
make a decision on whether to hold
referendum on the divisive issue.
Premier Brad Wall promised a
referendum on the time issue in
conjunction with the next provincial election, currently set for
November 7th, 2011, but it remains
uncertain whether the government shown that modern electricity
will actually proceed with the plan. usage patterns have negated the
Originally invented in 1895 by original energy-saving benefits of
George Hudson as a way to give daylight saving time, and other
him more time to
studies on purcollect insects af- “…Brad Wall promised a
ported decreases
ter work before it referendum on the issue
in crime and ingot dark, daylight with the next election…“ creases in health
saving time was
resulting from the
-Bonnie Zink twice-yearly clock
first widely implemented by Germany in World War switch have also failed to find any
I to cut down on daytime coal use, significant correlation.
thereby conserving more of the fuel
Most of the world’s population
for the war effort.
does not follow daylight saving
However, recent studies have time, and over two dozen countries
that once observed the practice
have since opted out.
With the exception of Lloydminster, Denare Beach and Creighton —
who observe the same time as their
Alberta or Manitoba neighbours
— Saskatchewan has followed one
uniform time since 1966.
Though there have been sporadic attempts to implement daylight
saving time in Saskatchewan, none
have gained much traction, and the
most divisive issue seems to have
been which set time the province
should follow.
“The observance of one uniform
time throughout the year … would
work,” notes a special time committee’s report submitted to the province in 1965, “except the people of
the province will never agree on
whether it should be mountain or
central time.”
No Daylight Savings
Most of Asia, including China, India
and Japan
Most of South America
Nearly all of Africa
Photos courtesy of the candidates
(l-r) Johnston, Ainsley, Donaeur, Winton-Grey, Cherkewich, Feraro
Ward 5 Election
Six Running For Council Seat
TOBIE HAINSTOCK
SASKATOON, SK — Six Saskatoon residents have stepped
up to fill the seat being vacated
by longtime city councilor Gord
Wyant in the November 29th Ward
5 by-election.
Rob Johnston, a Saskatoon account manager and small business
owner, says his priorities include
sustainable growth of new neighbourhoods, getting the Traffic
Bridge running again, seeing the
River Landing hotel/condo project
move forward and pushing for citywide curbside recycling, all through
the smart use of tax dollars.
Ainsley Robertson is a local business person who plans to address
traffic issues by supporting the new
North Bridge. Her ideals include encouraging sustainable growth and
supporting a mandatory citywide
curbside recycling program.
Randy Donaeur, a business and
church leader, plans to promote
responsible local government,
support initiatives that promote
prosperity and provide responsible
stewardship of tax dollars.
Ken Winton-Grey is a public relations specialist who also wants to
address the traffic flow issue, and
suggests the city could sponsor a
shuttle service and carpooling program. Winton-Grey also supports
affordable housing incentives.
Tad Cherkewich is a local businessman and former educator
whose priorities include cutting
air traffic noise, resolving odour
problems at the wastewater treatment plant, expanding Bethany
Manor, addressing traffic issues and
implementing a recycling program.
Paul Feraro is a real estate agent
whose goals include improving
city services, creating tax incentive
opportunities for new businesses
and decreasing traffic congestion
by planning for a new North Bridge.
He is also promising no new taxes
for two years.
The advance poll is Saturday,
November 20th from 9 AM to 5 PM
at Lawson Heights School on Redberry Road.
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Min. Wage Hike Demand
Labour Federation Asks Govt. For 70% Boost
DARRELL NOAKES
SASKATOON, SK — The Saskatchewan Federation of Labour
is asking the province to raise the
minimum wage to $15.66 and index further increases to inflation.
The SFL has recommended to
the Minimum Wage Board that the
provincial minimum wage be set at
75 percent of the national Average
Industrial Wage and indexed to the
Consumer Price Index. According to
Statistics Canada, the AIW in 2009
was $20.88 per hour.
In a brief presented to the wage
board, the SFL says it would endorse increasing the minimum
wage in increments, to avoid disrupting the economy.
“We must have a minimum wage
in Saskatchewan that keeps people
out of poverty, provides them with
a decent living, and allows workers
to support their families,” says the
group.
The SFL is also criticizing a Minimum Wage Board recommendation to allow a training wage of 90
percent of our province’s minimum
wage. The organization says the
proposal violates workers’ rights
and discriminates against minimum
wage earners.
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce CEO Steve McLellan says such
a jump in the minimum wage would
actually hurt low-income workers.
“There would be thousands of
people laid off, because businesses
simply could not afford to pay that
amount of money,” McLellan said.
“The income brought in by that
person’s working hours wouldn’t
justify it.”
McLellan believes the proposal
adds that The rules for setting the
minimum wage should be as clear
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Sask Internet Privacy Case May Rewrite Law
TOBIE HAINSTOCK
SASKATOON, SK — A child pornography case currently before
Phone STD Test
Photo: Ed Yourdon
the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
could end up breaking new legal
ground in the area of Internet privacy rights.
Last year Saskatoon resident
Brian Arnold Trapp, 46, was convicted of three charges related to
child pornography.
In appealing the decision,
Trapp’s defense lawyer Brian Piche says his client’s charter rights
were violated when a Saskatoon
Police officer used the Freedom of
Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) to acquire Trapp’s
contact information — including
his name, phone number, home
address and email address — from
SaskTel without a warrant.
“The term Big Brother comes
to mind here,” says Piche, warning
of privacy breaches by institutions
against individuals.
Though current privacy laws
require law enforcement officials
to obtain a warrant before communications companies will offer
up telephone customers’ personal
information, no such civil rights
protections exist for Internet customers. A judgement in Trapp’s
favour could spark new laws to
protect Internet users’ identities
from warrantless disclosure.
Prosecuting the case is Graeme
Mitchell, Director of the Constitutional Law Branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Justice, who
disagrees with the arguments put
forth by Piche.
“[This case has] more to do with
remaining anonymous on the Internet rather than privacy,” Mitchell
contends, insisting that the issue
at hand is actually rather limited
in scope.
The three justices hearing the
case have yet to make a decision.
LONDON, ENGLAND — Researchers in the U.K. is developing a self-test kit for sexually
transmitted diseases that plugs
into a user’s cell phone to interpret and display the results.
The electronic self-testing kit is
similar to pregnancy testing kits,
consisting of a small sensor chip
upon which where urine or saliva
can be placed. The chip is then
plugged into a mobile phone or
computer, which makes a quick
diagnosis of the user’s STD status.
Proponents of the project, led by
St George’s University of London,
hope the privacy of their device will
boost testing rates among young
people too embarrassed to consult
doctors for treatment, and plan to
sell the kits for about a dollar each.
“Self-testing could lead to
quicker diagnosis, fewer STDs and
patients gaining greater control
of their sexual health, as well as
the ability to alert recent sexual
partners,” says project manager
Dr. Tariq Sadiq.
The U.K.’s Health Protection
Agency counted 12,000 more STD
cases in the country in 2009 than
in 2008.
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Skin Transformed Into Blood
AHN STAFF
HAMILTON, ON — Human skin
cells have been successfully transformed into human blood cells,
thanks to an astonishing medical
breakthrough by McMaster University researchers.
The technology could soon provide anyone needing blood — such
as cancer patients or those undergoing surgery — with a safe and
reliable source of blood created
from a small piece of their own skin.
According to Mick Bhatia, director of the university’s Stem Cell and
Cancer Research Institute, a patch of
skin as small as 4 by 3 centimetres
would create sufficient blood for
most transfusions.
Since the tissue would come
from the patient’s own body, the
risk of rejection is eliminated, a
benefit of particular importance
to leukemia patients.
The researchers say they hope
to begin human testing within the
next two years.
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Global At A Glance
SLEEPY DRIVING DEADLY — A new
study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic
Safety has found that one in six fatal
accidents involve a sleepy driver, much
higher than the 2-4% range previously
believed. AAA found that 85% of drivers
believe it is “completely unacceptable”
for the exhausted to drive, but more
than a quarter of respondents also
admitted to driving recently despite
struggling to keep their eyes open. AHN©
GOVT. PAYS CRIMINALS — Britain is offering up to $2,500 to jailed criminals
who agree to leave the country. The
payouts seek to ease overcrowded
British jails and avoid costly deportation procedures, and is available to
any prisoners with nine months or less
remaining in their sentences. The cash
is meant to help prisoners integrate into
society, though officials admit they are
unable to track where it is spent. AHN©
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SASKATOON, SK — The University of Saskatchewan Huskies’ season
has ended on a disappointing note
thanks to a surprise upset by the
Alberta Golden Bears.
Hosting the Golden Bears at
Griffiths Stadium, the Huskies were
poised to claim a win after earning
a 9–3 lead at half-time and pulling
ahead 30–3 with just 3:50 remaining
in the third quarter.
Though the home team and
their fans had already begun looking forward to the CanWest final,
the Golden Bears refused to give
up and managed to score a quick
touchdown to close the third 30–10.
A miraculous catch by receiver
Ryley Richardson capped off four
consecutive fourth-quarter TDs by
Alberta and tied the game, and
the extra point by kicker Hugh
O’Neill terminated both the Huskies’ five-game winning streak and
their hopes of advancing to the
next round.
The semifinal match was predicted to be an easy win for the
Huskies, who were sitting in first
place in the Canada West with a 6–2
record. The Golden Bears went 3–5
this season, and were ranked fourth.
The last time the Huskies took
home the top prize was in 1998.
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Stunning Upset Ends Huskies Football Season
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AYINDE O. CHASE
Bull Riding Final
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$1 Million In Winnings At Stake
ELECIA CHRUNIK
SASKATOON, SK — Saskatoon
is saddling up to host bull riders
from around the world at the fifth
annual Professional Bull Riders
Canadian Cup National Finals,
November 19th and 20th at Credit
Union Centre.
With a million dollars in prize
money up for grabs, the PBR
promises “heart-pounding action
pumped by pyrotechnics and rock
‘n’ roll excitement,” with bucking
chutes at both ends of the arena.
Canada’s current top-ranked rider, 23-year-old Aaron Roy from Yellow Grass, will represent Saskatchewan. Roy was the 2008 National
Cup winner and the first Canadian
to place in the top five at the World
Finals in Las Vegas in 2008.
In all, thirty riders from across
Canada, the U.S. and Australia
have qualified to participate in
the first two rounds of competition — scheduled for Friday night
and Saturday morning — and the
top 15 athletes will go on to compete in the championship round
on Saturday afternoon.
An additional five top money
earning international riders, including athletes from Brazil and Mexico,
have also been invited to compete.
The Canadian National Champion will be crowned on Saturday
evening, and is decided by calculating the points and dollars earned
from the regular bull riding season plus the totals from the three
rounds at these national finals.
The winner from the Canadian
national events counts his points
toward the Professional Bull Riding
Built Ford Tough series, and the
rider with the most points will go
on to compete in the Professional
Bull Riding World Finals in Las Vegas
in 2011.
DAYTONA BEACH, FL — A
45-year-old grandmother has
been arrested for trying to sell
her infant grandson.
After a confidential informant
in Tampa saw a “baby for sale” ad
posted by Patty Bigbee, 42, he contacted authorities and helped them
track Bigbee to a parking lot near
the Daytona Speedway.
Initially Bigbee wanted $75,000
for the baby, but settled for $30,000.
Once Bigbee exchanged the
baby for money with an undercover cop, police moved in and
made the arrest.
Bigbee, 42, now faces charges of
illegal sale or surrender of a child
and communication fraud.
The eight-week-old boy was
put into the care of the state, as
his mother is already in prison on
unrelated charges.
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NEW YORK, NY — A New York
couple has been arrested and
charged with fraud after brainwashing a wealthy pianist into paying
them $6 million for protection
against threats that did not exist.
Vickram Bedi, 36, and Helga Invarsdottir, 39, met Roger Davidson,
58, in 2004 when the latter went
to the formers’ computer service
shop and asked them to get rid of
a virus in his laptop.
Upon learning that Davidson
was heir to a $36 billion oil company
fortune, the couple told him that
the computer virus was part of an
WINDSOR GENOVA
PORTLAND, OR — The county of
Clackamas has paid a man $4,000
after he was detained by police for
giving them the finger.
After flipping off some deputies,
former tech worker Robert Ekas
received a ticket for a lane change
“It’s not illegal to be an
a**hole.“
-Robert Ekas
Attempted baby seller Patty Bigbee
$6 Million Brainwashing Scam
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Man Paid For
Giving Finger
elaborate plot by foreign governments and the Catholic organization Opus Dei to assassinate him
and rob him of his wealth.
Terrified and believing Bedi
and Invarsdottir were trustworthy,
highy-skilled computer hackers,
Davidson agreed to pay the couple
$160,000 per month to protect him.
The swindling lasted six years,
with the pianist even appointing
the couple as trustees to his music
charity and making Bedi a trustee
to his multimillion-dollar trust fund,
ultimately losing $12 million in bad
investments made by the con artist.
If convicted, the couple faces 8
to 25 years in prison.
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Offbeat At A Glance
10 TRILLION DEGREES — Scientists have
created a miniature Big Bang inside a
particle accelerator by smashing lead
ions together at near the speed of light.
The experiment, carried out at Europe’s
Large Hadron Collider, generated subatomic fireballs with temperatures of
over 10 trillion degrees, but only for a
millionth of a second. Such heat is one
million times hotter than the core of
the sun, and is the highest temperature
ever created by human beings. AHN©
violation and improperly displaying his license plates. Viewing the
citation as an act of retaliation, Ekas
subsequently sued police for interfering with his First Amendment
right to free speech.
“The middle finger serves a necessary function to preserve the freedom of our society,” explains Ekas.
“It’s not illegal to be an a**hole.”
Facing a federal lawsuit, the
county decided to drop all charges
against Ekas and settle out of court
instead.
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LOS ANGELES, CA — Lindsay
Lohan has reunited with her estranged father Michael.
Sources close to the starlet say
she has recently had a change of
heart about her ex-drug addict,
convicted felon of a dad, whom
she has previously blamed for her
substance abuse problems.
As part of her ongoing therapy
at the Betty Ford clinic, Lindsay
voluntarily agreed to meet with her
dad to try to smooth things over.
“It was an emotional reunion…
there were hugs, kisses and even a
few tears when Michael and Lindsay
first saw each other,” a source close
to the actress tells RadarOnline.
Following their meeting the pair
went shopping at a local Palm Desert mall and were seen entering a
high-end jewellery store, though
given Lindsay’s current financial
shape it’s likely they were just window shopping.
Michael has refused to comment
on the specifics of their meeting,
but says he is happier than he’s
been in a long time.
“I am an incredibly proud father
tonight,” says Michael. “My daughter is progressing extraordinarily
well.”
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Actress Lindsay Lohan
Photo: Lindsay Lohan
Together Again
Simpson Shocked By Ex’s New Engagement
ANNE LU
LOS ANGELES, CA — On again,
off again couple Rachel Bilson and
Hayden Christensen have resumed
their relationship after ending their
engagement in August.
“They’re dating again,” a source
close to the actress tells People, a
week after Christensen was spotted
leaving Bilson’s house in California.
The duo, both 29, met on the set
of the sci-fi flick Jumper in 2007 and
got engaged the following year. It
was first reported in June that the
two had called it quits, though it
was not until August that Bilson’s
rep confirmed the news.
The cause of the split was rumoured to be the strains of being in a long distance relationship;
the former The O.C. actress lives in
California, while Christensen, who
played young Anakin Skywalker in
a couple of Star Wars installments,
lives in Canada.
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Lohan Reunites With Father Bilson, Hayden
ANNE LU
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ANNE LU
A-Rod, Diaz Split
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Slugger ‘Just Doesn’t Like Her’
ANNE LU
LOS ANGELES, CA — Cameron
Diaz has split from New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez after almost
seven months of dating.
“Cameron and A-Rod are no
longer dating and have definitely
parted ways,” a source close to the
slugger tells Life & Style. “He just
doesn’t like her anymore. That’s
honestly the reason they split.”
The Charlie’s Angels star was
seen leaving a London club last
month with a mystery man, while
her supposedly then-boyfriend
was playing in the biggest game
of the season. Days later she was
spotted leaving an L.A. nightclub
with Glee star Matthew Morrison,
while A-Rod was seen partying in
Las Vegas without Cameron in the
same month.
“A-Rod got a table at Haze nightclub [next to] a huge group of Romanian models. A-Rod was chatting
up a storm with the girls and spent
the night hanging out with them.”
Cameron and A-Rod started dating in February, but haven’t been
seen together since September 22nd
when they partied in New York.
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LOS ANGELES, CA — Jessica
Simpson is sad that ex-husband
Nick Lachey is truly happy with
new fiancée Vanessa Minnillo.
Jessica, who starred with her
then-husband in the MTV reality
series Newlyweds, split from Nick in
2006 after three years of marriage,
and their divorce was finalized a
year later.
“Even though Jessica wants to
be happy for Nick, this is a very difficult time for her,” explains a source
close to the “Irresistible” singer.
“Nick was the love of her life,
and he was her first, so she will
always have a very special place
in her heart for him. She’s deeply
saddened.”
A close friend of Nick’s says the
former 98 Degrees singer had a
tough time dealing with his divorce
from Simpson.
“Nick knows what it’s like to lose
someone that you love and wasn’t
TV Chef Denies
Mayer Hookup
ANNE LU
LOS ANGELES, CA — TV chef
Giada De Laurentiis is vehemently
denying being involved with serial
dater John Mayer.
An eyewitness tells Star that the
married Italian chef and the 33-yearold Grammy-winner got cozy together at the Standard Hotel’s
Boom Boom Room, and another
source saw the pair disappear into
a suite together at the nearby Hotel
Gansevoort later that same night.
“This doesn’t surprise me one
bit,” says a source close to Mayer.
“He’s always talked about how he
was into her.”
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Celeb At A Glance
FERRELL MOST OVERPAID — For the sec-
ond year in a row, Will Ferrell has been
named Hollywood’s most overpaid
actor by Forbes magazine. The actor,
who starred in Land of the Lost — a film
that cost $100 million but only grossed
$69 million — brings in only $3.35 for
every dollar he is paid, putting him at
the top of the list. Rounding out the top
five are Eddie Murphy ($4.45), Denzel
Washington ($5.10), Seth Rogan ($6.75)
and Tom Cruise ($7.20). AHN©
going to let it happen again. He
never thought he would ever get
married again after Jessica broke
his heart,” says the source.
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Underage Miley Seen Drinking
ANNE LU
beverages category.
Cyrus, whose parents Tish and
MADRID, SPAIN — Miley Cyrus Billy Ray are in the process of a dihas been spotted with a beer at a vorce, already has a plan on what to
club in Madrid, just a few weeks do on her 18th birthday. The singer/
shy of her 18th birthday.
actress says she wants to spend the
The legal drinking age in Spain day vacationing with her family.
is 18, but Spanish
“I’m not going
authorities speak- “[I just want to] have a fun crazy,” explains
ing off the record party…”
the pop princess,
say enforcing un“[I just want to]
-Miley Cyrus have a fun party
derage drinking
laws is not a top priority for the and then maybe take a vacation
country’s police officers.
with my family… because that
In fact, the authorities say peo- would be really cool. I think we
ple as young as 16 are generally need time to all be together.”
permitted to consume “certain”
“That would be rad if we could
beverages in the capital, though all go to the beach or something,”
they declined to list exactly the bev- Miley continues. “I’m a water baby;
erages to which they were referring. I have to be near the water and I
It is unclear whether Miley’s bottle love doing scuba and going out
of Corona falls under the “certin” and being on a boat.”
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Surprised singer Jessica Simpson
Photo: John VanderHaagen
Arts & Culture
Nude Puppets
MEAGEN THOMAS
Photo: Courtesy of the artist
Monty Python’s Spamalot Coming To TCU
MEAGEN THOMAS
SASKATOON, SK — Monty Python’s Spamalot, the new musical “lovingly ripped off from the
motion picture Monty Python and
the Holy Grail”, brings a song- and
dance-filled version of the classic
1975 comedy to TCU Place on November 23rd and 24th.
“It’s really a perfect hybrid between the movie everyone knows
and loves and a Broadway show,”
says Adam Grabau, who plays Sir.
Lancelot. “The brilliance of the show
is how well it was adapted to the
stage by Eric Idle, who wrote the
musicals scripts and lyrics.”
All the best loved scenes — many
lifted word-for-word from the movie — made it into the production,
but so did some non-Grail and even
non-Python elements.
Broadway musical fans will appreciate the pokes at musical theatre, and the show is interspersed
with iconic moments from the Python canon including references
to The Ministry of Silly Walks, The
Lumberjack Song, the Dead Parrot
Sketch and the inexplicably hysterical Fish-Slapping Dance.
The original Broadway production opened to rave reviews in 2005,
and nabbed five Tony Awards, including the Tony for Best Musical.
“We’ve had such a great response; people come out in droves
and have a great time every night,”
says Grabau. “Even people who
aren’t that familiar with Python still
have a great experience because
it is such a well-assembled show.”
SASKATOON, SK — Put aside
any notions you may have about
puppet shows being kids’ stuff.
BAM! A Burlesque Show, starring
larger-than-life puppet creations
by the Flip Side theatre company,
is a titillating spoof on burlesque
theatre and the third in a trilogy
of hit absurdist burlesque shows.
Flip Side is the adult-geared
counterpart to Wide Open, a Saskatoon youth-focussed theatre
company specializing in puppetry.
Along with Wide Open playwright Kristi Friday, artistic directors
Jacklyn Green and Crispi Lord created Flip Side to produce mature-
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Polaris Prize Nominee Talks Success With Verb
the entire band hit by a train. I pulled
the car and trailer over some tracks
and was trying to turn it around in
a very narrow space. It wasn’t a big
deal until we heard the train dinging its bell. There was a moment
of very heavy heartbeats. Where
I come from, Vancouver, all active
train tracks are behind barbed wire
or a big fence.
Event Info
Spamalot
Where: TCU Place
When: Nov 23 & 24
Cost: $47.50+ (tcutickets.ca)
“Whatever happens is
acceptable because it is
happening to puppets“
-Kristi Friday
content shows for adult audiences.
With characters Professors Jesus
Tuesday and Smooth Duke Professor — the alter egos of Friday and
Lord — leading, this set of songs,
sketches, dancing and “puppet nudity” bumps, grinds and strips bare
the very concept of puppet theatre.
“Whatever happens is okay and
acceptable because it is happening
to puppets; that allows the audience to go with it because what’s
going on is so absurd,” explains
Friday.
BAM! A Burlesque Show completes the outrageous, side-splitting trilogy that began with the
hugely successful Bada Boom! and
Bada Bing! shows.
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Wintersleep
MEAGEN THOMAS
As the title of Dan Mangan’s
2009 release Nice, Nice, Very Nice
suggests, all is awesome for this
rising Vancouver-based indie star.
Mangan tells Verb about the incredible year was, and why he’s not
getting a big head any time soon.
Meagen Thomas: You won three
Western Canada Music Awards (Indie
Album/Roots Solo Record/Songwriter
of the year), made the Polaris Prize
shortlist, were named XM Satellite’s
Verge Artist of the year and topped
the iTunes Hot Downloads list – how
do you feel about the past year?
Dan Mangan: It’s been entirely
insane, I don’t think it could have
been better than it has. When you
said it all together like that it sounds
good but we haven’t had time to
reflect on it. We have had some of
the most amazing opportunities
come our way this year, it has been
a fortunate time.
MT: Which of these accolades really blew you away?
DM: Being involved with the
Polaris Music Prize was an incredible experience…being around all
these other bands that I respect and
adore, performing at the gala with
them, it was a glittering and humbling experience.
N i c e ,
Photo: Courtesy of the artist
Nice, Very Nice had come out about
a year before the gala; it felt like a
summation of all that we’d done.
MT: Did Nice, Nice, Very Nice’s
success exceed your expectations?
DM: I think it exceeded everyone’s! I don’t think anyone at the
label or that I was working with
expected all that happened to happen. You put everything you have
into recording and you hope for
all these amazing things to come
but you can’t expect that they’re
going to.
MT: [Vancouver weekly paper]
The Georgia Straight crowned you
‘The Next Big Indie King’ last year.
How does your throne feel?
DM: Well, I have a really hard
time believing really positive press.
If I did, then I’d have to believe
negative press. So far I’ve been
fortunate and haven’t had a lot of
negative, but the more positive
that flies around the more fodder
there is for negative. If you dwell on
nice things you stop propagating
the creativity that brought it on.
I’m trying to forget it; I just want
to write, keep playing really great
gigs and be honest musically.
MT: What’s your craziest experience from touring?
DM: When we were in Regina
last October, I nearly got
Where: Louis’ Pub
When: Nov 19
Cost: $29.50 (Ticketmaster)
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When: Nov 20
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Canadian Indie Icons Wintersleep At Louis’
MEAGEN THOMAS
SASKATOON, SK — Since the
2007 release of Welcome to the Night
Sky, Wintersleep — winners of the
2008 Best New Group Juno and Polaris Music Prize long-list nominees
— haven’t had a moment’s peace,
and aren’t likely to get one before
their November 19th gig at Louis’.
Hundreds of shows, an opening
slot for Sir Paul McCartney in Canada, a US tour with Wolf Parade and
a three-month European tour didn’t
leave the band much down time,
so every spare minute they could
scrape together went straight into
working on what would become
their fourth release New Inheritors.
While not a complete departure,
the album is imbued with an intensity that lets it stand apart from
their previous releases.
“We did about half the song
writing on tour and worked on it
at sound checks,” says Wintersleep
lead singer Paul Murphy.
“We’re always trying to write
and I guess that seemed like the
only time we could do it.”
Just back from touring the US
with the The Hold Steady, Wintersleep are now about halfway
through their Canadian tour and
plan to pause before heading
overseas in 2011 for a slew of February dates in the UK.
“Once the Canadian tour is done,
we’re going to take a couple of
months off and chill out and work
on other songs,” says Murphy.
Photo: Courtesy Dustin Rabin
Movies
Movies
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World, a museum dedicated to the
actor, is set to open in Shanghai, China.
“All my props and costumes, I put them
there. I want people to go in and see
them,” explains Chan. “Everything
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Unstoppable Gets Away
Movies At A Glance
JACKIE CHAN WORLD — Jackie Chan
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I’ve collected — teacups, cars, rocks,
spoons — will go in there.” Funding
will come from the sale of nearly $80
million worth of Chan’s antique Chinese
house collection, which he keeps in
pieces in a Hong Kong warehouse. AHN©
New Denzel Flick Trades Credibility For Action
Unstoppable
Runtime: 99 Minutes
Rated: PG
BILL WINE
Morning Glory Mediocre
Photo: Paramount Pictures
MacAdams, Ford Star In Forgettable Romcom
Morning Glory
Runtime: 108 Minutes
Rated: PG
BILL WINE
The boob-tube comedy Morning Glory is as empty-caloried
and lowest-common-denominator as the broadcasts it’s making
fun of.
Becky Fuller, a hotshot television
news producer played by Rachel
MacAdams, is hired by executive
Jeff Goldblum at the fictional IBS
network to boost the sagging
ratings of its failing morning TV
“news”cast Daybreak.
So she starts thinking of ways
that entertainment parading as
journalism can trump early-morning news.
Harrison Ford plays Mike Pomeroy, the respected old-school
broadcast newsman who reluc- appealing MacAdams, who serves
tantly agrees to co-anchor the gos- up an overwrought, trying-toosipy morning TV show but refuses hard performance. Like the movie
to stoop to doing any of the fluffier itself, she has a case of the cutes,
stories, leaving that privilege to his which is especially noticeable when
contentedly lightweight but much romantic interest Patrick Wilson is
more agreeable and accommo- acting her off the screen.
dating co-anchor
A close second
Co ll e e n Pe ck , “Though the humour
in the comingplayed by Diane quotient is spiked several u p - s h o r t d e Keaton.
is the
times, there are too many partment
Of course,
script by Aline
Pomeroy’s refus- false moments…”
Brosh McKenna,
-Bill Wine screenwriter of
als drive not only
his on-air partner but producer The Devil Wears Prada. Even allowMacAdams up the wall, though ing for cinematic licence, little — not
the latter feels just a shade less the morning television workplace,
hassled because of her budding not the romantic or professional
flirtation with “real” broadcast jour- relationships, not the journalistic
nalist Patrick Wilson.
values or lack thereof on display
Roger Michell has a directorial — rings true.
resume that includes some pretAnd third place goes to Harrity impressive credits coming in son Ford, who gives it his all as the
(Notting Hill, Persuasion, Changing cranky icon this time out but still
Lanes), but he falls short of the mark makes it difficult for us to distinthis time out. Most glaringly inad- guish between the part he’s playing
equate is his handling of the usually and the critiquing he seems to be
dishing out for the so-so movie
he’s in.
Though the humour quotient is
spiked several times with moments
of well-choreographed slapstick,
there are too many false moments
throughout, including what may go
down as the most unconvincing job
interview in cinema history.
Morning Glory is a tepid styleversus-substance romp. What’s
the story? Much mourning, little
glory.
AHN©
Unstoppable is, unfortunately,
a long way from untoppable.
The film is a race-against-time
thriller about a runaway freight
train — a massive, unmanned, halfmile-long vehicular anaconda —
carrying combustible liquids and
poisonous gas toward a population
center. So, yes, it’s breathless and
intermittently exciting, but it’s also
essentially one-dimensional.
Denzel Washington plays Frank
Barnes, a locomotive engineer and
widowed father of two who’s about
to be forced into retirement. He’s
teamed with Chris Pine (Captain
Kirk from 2009’s Star Trek) as Will
Colson, a young train conductor just
starting out. The pair get off to a less
than promising start; Frank sees Will
not only as an inexpensive replacement for a more experienced employee, but also as someone who
got the gig through his nepotistic
connections.
Together with Rosario Dawson
as dispatcher Connie Hooper, the
engineers desperately chase the
speeding culprit in a separate locomotive in a life-or-death attempt
to prevent a toxic-spill disaster as
the train hurtles through a string of
central Pennsylvania towns.
off by adding a trainload of schoolUnstoppable is action director children in life-or-death jeopardy.
Tony Scott’s fifth collaboration with
The trains do most of the acting,
Denzel Washington, the others be- with one serving as the villain. And
ing The Taking of Pelham 123, Deja though Washington and Pine offer
Vu, Man on Fire and Crimson Tide, up great old school/new school
and once again trots out the hle- conflict, these trained actors simply
mer’s characterisplay second fiddle
tically hyperactive “…the stunts are
to the trains.
visual style.
Many of the
spectacular, but a little
The screenplay too over-the-top…“
stunts (as op by Mark Bomback
p os e d to th e
-Bill Wine minimally-used
is based on a true
story that took place in Ohio in CGI effects) are undeniably spec2001, But Scott amps everything tacular, but even they are occasionup to such larger-than-life propor- ally a little too over-the-top.
tions that he sacrifices real-world
Unstoppable is a caffeinated
credibility in the name of comic- thriller about a runaway train that
book escapism. That is, he makes comes dangerously close to becomthe stakes too high — even starting ing a runaway movie.
AHN©
Photo: 20th Century Fox
Movies At A Glance
TATTOO DIRECTOR MAD — The Danish
director of the first The Girl with the
Dragon Tattoo film isn’t happy about
the new U.S. version. The Swedish version, released last year to critical acclaim, stars Michael Nyqvist and Noomi
Rapace, while the new Hollywood
remake will star Daniel Craig and
Rooney Mara. “The Sony PR machine
is trying to make their Lisbeth Salander
[character] the lead Lisbeth Salander,”
says Niels Arden Oplev. “That’s highly
unfair because Noomi has captured this
part and it should always be all her.” AHN©
Music
Food
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Friday
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Funk, Soul & Lounge @ 6T
welve
The Creepshow w/ The Afterbeat & The Great
Shakin’ Fevers @ Amigos
David Fong @ The Bassment
DJ Austen Roadz @ Beily’s
Ripper Train @ Buds on Broadway
Red Ram w/ The Cold Red @ The Fez on Broadway
Joshus Cockerill @ Lydia’s
Jon Bailey @ McNally Robinson
DJ Big Ayyy & DJ Henchman @ Outlaws
Lorne Thomson @ Stan’s Place
Dueling Pianos @ Staqatto
Yevshan Concert @ TCU Place
Saturday
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Deep and Soulful House DJs @ 6T
Real truffles are a special
treat. Known for their
pungent and earthy flavour,
truffles are considered to
be the “diamond of the
kitchen”.
■
Grown underground,
truffles are a fungus similar
to wild mushrooms
Truffles are prominent in
■French,
Spanish, Italian and
Greek cuisine
trained pigs
■or Specially
dogs are used to hunt
truffles, as the animals can
sniff them out up to three
feet underground
Truffles are becoming
■harder
to find — though
in 1890 approximately
2,200 tons of truffles were
harvested, now annual hauls
amount to less than 150 tons
welve
Truffles Bistro A Hidden Treasure
Family-Run Downtown Eatery Serves Up Fresh Local Produce
SYDNEY SMITH
SASKATOON, SK — In Truffles,
Lee and Jacqueline Helman have
created a bistro-style restaurant
unique to Saskatoon, full of character and personality.
And though it has only been in
its downtown location — across
the street from Winston’s Pub — for
the past three years, the eatery is
This week we had the six-course
quickly becoming a go-to spot for tasting menu, which is a great way
gourmet cuisine.
to try a variety of Truffles fare in just
“Our whole family is involved”, one visit. We started with a delightsays Chef and owner Lee Helman, ful mini herb crouton with pepper
“and our senior staff is like family”. relish and prosciutto, topped with
Chef Bill Stea sunny side up
venson explains “…ever-changing menus quail’s egg.
that everything means there is always
Our second
is made in-house, something new to try.“
course was Bouilfrom sauces and
labaisse with mus-Sydney Smith sels, prawns and
soups to fresh
baked brioche bread to home- tasty pike that soaked up the delimade sorbets, pastries and other cate saffron and fennel flavours. Up
desserts. “We buy all of our food next was a tomato salad, artistically
locally whenever possible,” says prepared with fresh red and yellow
Helman, noting that his menus even tomatoes, smoked asiago cheese
list which farms and other local and a white balsamic vinegar rebusinesses supply the restaurant’s duction. The salad’s flavours were
food. These mouth-watering menus explosive, combining the smoky
change constantly, depending on cheese flavour with the sweet and
what locally-grown ingredients are syrupy balsamic reduction.
in season, as does the wine list.
The palate-cleansing lychee
sorbet was phenomenal, and was
followed by our main course: a beef
tenderloin medallion with foie gras
butter on top, dauphinoise potatoes (a classy take on scalloped)
and fresh carrots served in truffle
demi-glace. Everything on the plate
blended nicely, and using demiglace instead of heavier gravy balanced out the richness of the foie
gras butter on the beef tenderloin
and added an earthy, mushroom
flavour (the demi-glace is also used
as an alternative to gravy on their
lunch-menu poutine. Try it. You’ll
thank me). For dessert, we had a
chevre cheesecake topped with
raspberry ice-cream, a lovely way
to finish the meal.
The six-course option is great
for special occasions, but the bistro
also offers fantastic anytime fare
for lunch, brunch and supper, and
ever-changing menus means there
is always something new to try.
(NEXT WEEK) SMALL SINS @ AMIGOS
CANTINA — Along with Regina rock-
ers Rah Rah and Edmonton folk-rock
outfit Wool on Wolves, Amigos hosts
the electronic-flavoured indie rock of
Toronto’s Small Sins on November 20th.
Usually a creative hermit, band founder
Thomas D’Arcy opted for collaboration
Photo: Courtesy the artist
for Small Sins’ 2010 release Pot Calls
Kettle Black — indie superproducer John
McEntire mans the boards, Canadian
rapper K-OS guests and D’Arcy’s own
bandmates contribute plenty of material — and the resulting effort is garnering warm critical reception. Doors are at
10 PM, tickets are $10. -Madeline Kotzer
Woodhands w/ Maylee Todd @ Amigos
Don Griffith @ The Bassment
DJ Austen Roadz @ Beily’s
Johnny Grit @ Buds on Broadway
F.N.A. w/ 10th Avenue @ The Fez on Broadway
Old Joe & The Truth Hurts w/ Joel Fafard @
Lydia’s
Nickeltree @ McNally Robinson
DJ Big Ayyy & DJ Henchman @ Outlaws
Lorne Thomson @ Stan’s Place
Dueling Pianos @ Staqatto
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Slick Idiot ft. Mona Mur w/ Guests @ A
migos
DJ Sugar Daddy @ Beily’s
John McDermott @ The Broadway Theatre
Sunday Jam @ Vangelis
Monday
15B
Roger Marin @ B
uds on
roadway
Tuesday
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Hollerado, Free Energy & The Reason @ A
Roger Marin @ Buds on Broadway
Open Stage presented by Verb @ Lydia’s
Live Jazz @ Staqatto
migos
Wednesday
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John McDermott @ T B
he roadway Theatre
7 Straight @ Buds on Broadway
Open Mic presented by Verb and Mother’s
Music @ The Fez on Broadway
DJ Dr. J Souled Out @ Lydia’s
DJ Henchman & DJ Austen Roadz @ Outlaws
Dueling Pianos @ Staqatto
(NEXT WEEK) RA RA RIOT @ LOUIS’ PUB
— Syracuse, New York ensemble Ra Ra
Riot showcase their eccentric, melodic
sound with an opening spot for fellow
indie rockers Wintersleep at Louis’ on
November 19th. The sextet first made a
name for themselves by playing house
parties around Syracuse, standing out
Photo: Doron Gild
from the crowd by incorporating cello
and violin along with the usual bass
and drums. Following a recent North
American tour with Tokyo Police Club,
the group released their second album
The Orchard this year to wide critical acclaim. Doors are at 7 PM and tickets are
$29.50 (Ticketmaster). -Madeline Kotzer
Thursday
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Autopilot, 12th Street Pilgrims & Brain Sauce
@ Amigos
Unplugged Thursdays with Lounge Pistol @
Beily’s
John McDermott @ The Broadway Theatre
7 Straight @ Buds on Broadway
Brian McAreavey & Warren Rutherford @
Crackers
Techno-Electronic Dance Party @ The Fez on
Broadway
City Sirens & Lois Mullin @ Lydia’s
(COMING UP) FINGER ELEVEN @ THE
ODEON EVENTS CENTRE — Originally
known as the Rainbow Butt Monkeys,
Canadian rockers Finger Eleven are
ready to put the pedal to the (alt) metal
when they play The Odeon on February 3rd. Together since high school, the
band developed a devoted Canadian
Photo: Courtesy the artist
following before their self-titled 2003
release sparked mainstream success
with the sleeper hit “One Thing”. Now,
with their sixth studio album Life Turns
Electric, the band reinvents their sound
with a new energetic rock rhythm.
Doors are at 6:30 PM, tickets are $41.50
(Ticketmaster). -Madeline Kotzer
Nightlife
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Saturday @ Outlaws
Nightlife
Venue
Playing on Arrival
Playing on Arrival
“She’s a Hottie” by Toby Keith
Music Vibe
Country & Rock
Regular Gig
Ladies’ Night Fridays
Popular Drinks
Bottles of Coors Light, Vodka
Sevens, Rye & Cokes, Bottlecap
shots
Food of Choice
Vern’s Pizza served inside the bar
Something New
Everything — new, modern
renovations mean the only
holdover from its predecessor
The Overdrive is the wicked dance
floor in the centre of the bar
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Friday @ Lydia’s Pub
Venue
Outlaws Country Rock Bar on
Saturday, November 6th
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Lydia’s Pub on Friday, November
5th
“Back in the City”, a live original
by Paul Kuzbik
Music Vibe
Indie rock, blues, dance music
Regular Gigs
Open Stage on Tuesday nights;
Souled Out DJ night with Dr. J
on Wednesdays; live bands often
on Thursday, Friday, Saturday;
Tonight It’s Poetry live poetry
readings most Sunday nights
Feature Deal
Pints of Keiths Pale, Red or White
for $4.75
Popular Drink
Pints of Rickard’s Red
Wing Notes
One pound and a pint of beer for
$6.50, plenty of flavours
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Photos taken by Patrick Carley (feedback@verbnews.com)
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Morning Glory
Fri - Sun: 12:10, 15:10, 18:40, 21:30
Mon - Thu: 18:40, 21:30
For parents with babies: Wed: 13:00
Paranormal Activity 2
Fri - Sun: 13:30, 19:50, 22:10
Mon - Thu: 19:50, 22:10
Alpha and Omega (in 3-D)
Fri - Thu: 14:00, 18:40
The American
Fri - Thu: 13:40, 16:25, 19:15, 21:30
Despicable Me (in 3-D)
Fri - Thu: 13:15, 16:05, 19:05, 21:20
Devil
Fri - Thu: 22:00
Eat Pray Love
Fri - Thu: 15:50, 18:50, 21:45
You Again
Fri - Thu: 13:10, 16:10, 19:10, 21:50
Roxy
Animal Kingdom
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Force of Nature
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Howl
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Sat, Sun: 15:30, 21:10
Mon - Thu: 21:10
Lovely Still
Fri: 19:10
Sat, Sun: 13:00, 19:10
Mon - Thu: 19:10
Changing the world
One number at a time.
Cancer (Jun 21–Jul 22)
Capricorn (Dec 22–Jan 19)
Leo (Jul 23–Aug 22)
Aquarius (Jan 20–Feb 19)
Virgo (Aug 23–Sept 22)
Pisces (Feb 20–Mar 20)
Your attitudes towards money, investments, and the things you value are undergoing changes, and if you push things
a bit, you can overcome troubles quickly.
Take advantage of the opportunity. AHN©
Be extremely careful when engaging
in physical activities this week, as you are
more prone to injury at the moment. Try
to stick to light activities, and take it all
very slowly. AHN©
This week you find that a friend is
somehow at odds with your family, or vice
versa, and you feel caught in the middle
of their drama. It’s best to wait them out.
Let them sort out their own mess. AHN©
Don’t be too afraid to say what’s on
your mind, but be prepared to listen as
well. What starts out as an argument
could clear the air and make for a better
and more open relationship. AHN©
You have had your own challenges
of late, but this week compassion for
someone else’s woes will take your mind
off your worries. Become an angel to
someone in emotional distress. AHN©
A loved one is coming across as needy
and demanding right now, and it’s bringing you down. Do what you can in order
to make them feel secure if you want to
help turn their mood around. AHN©
If you want to be a leader, especially
among your inner circle, do so by deeds
and not by words. Actions speak loudest,
especially to those whose unhealthy lifestyles you would like to see change. AHN©
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Rainbow
Fri - Thu: 13:30, 16:30, 19:20
Sagittarius (Nov 23–Dec 21)
Try to steer clear of others’ romantic
problems. Those looking for advice may
actually be trying to put someone else in
the middle and take pressure off themselves, whether they realize it or not. AHN©
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Mon - Thu: 18:30, 21:20
Fri - Sun: 12:30, 15:30, 19:00, 21:50
Mon - Thu: 19:00, 21:50
For parents with babies: Wed: 13:00
Toy Story 3 (in 2-D)
Gemini (May 21–Jun 20)
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Megamind (in 2-D)
Unstoppable
Fri - Wed: 16:20, 21:55
You may encounter one of those
dream-come true opportunities this
week, but don’t be fooled. Some aspect
will not be what it seems at first, and there
is likely a steep price to pay. AHN©
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The Other Guys
Scorpio (Oct 24–Nov 22)
Your intuition will not be sharp this
week, and you could be tempted to act
impulsively on matters of the heart. Be
careful before making any changes to
long-term plans. AHN©
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Life as We Know It
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Sat: 15:30, 18:45, 21:45
Mon - Thu: 18:45, 21:45
Fri - Thu: 16:15, 21:10
Taurus (Apr 20–May 20)
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The Social Network
Legend of the Guardians: The
Owls of Ga’Hoole
You may find yourself struggling with
what to say about the poor decisions a
friend is making, but now is not the best
time to speak up. You could be wrong
about the causes of the problem. AHN©
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Jackass (in 3-D)
Fri - Sun: 13:10, 16:10, 19:40, 22:30
Mon - Thu: 19:40, 22:30
Fri - Thu: 21:40
Libra (Sept 23–Oct 23)
You are in a deconstruction phase
at the moment, and your moods and
thoughts are challenging to your friends.
Don’t let upheaval scare you right now,
you may find change beneficial. AHN©
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Skyline
The Last Exorcism
Aries (Mar 21–Apr 19)
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Due Date
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Inception
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Grown Ups
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