The energetic five piece talks to the Journal about the nineties, Kevin Federline and grilled cheese sandwiches.

BC folk rocker Dan Mangan waxes poetic on novels, the varying degrees of epic and crowds.

The King’s Town Players talk to the Journal about their newest production and welcoming all types into their theatrical sandbox.

Far from unfamiliar with the Limestone City, PS I Love You is returning with a debut record.

After a year of teasing us with his captivating music videos, Diamond Rings is bringing his Special Affections to Kingston.

Quintessential Canadian rockers Lighthouse make a triumphant return to Kingston.

Crimes in Paris sound off about hot sauce, Snooki and the El Mocambo in light of their gig at Ale House.

Woody Allen’s latest tells the story of interconnectivity between people abandoning rationality and embracing passion.

Tyler Ball hears a refreshing change from the norm with Waka Flocka Flame’s debut LP.

Artist in profile.

A simple mission turns into a nightmare in Lebanon, a claustrophobic interpretation of the First Lebanon War of 1982.

Canadian sweethearts Stars drew crowds by illuminating Sydenham Street United Church on Wednesday night at their sold-out show.

Kicking off this evening, Kingston’s newest hip hop festival aims to be a revelation for attendees.

A-List actors leave tear-jerkers behind in RED, a new film about a group of aging assassins rebanding for one last job.

The New Canadiana exhibit at Agnes Etherington exposes enduring issues and evolving realities in Canada as perceived by 11 historic and contemporary artists.

Last night marked the second installment of The Real Resident Reading Series hosted and curated by this year’s Writer In Residence, Stuart Ross. Jason Camlot (pictured above), Paul Dutton and Lily Hoang were featured. Keep an eye on A&E for an interview with Stuart Ross in the next month.

Journal staffers Jaaron Collins and Ally Hall weigh in on the sophomore release from Calgary psych-rockers Women.