ATTENTION UGLY CHILDREN

August 3 2011 // CJLO

On Wednesday the 3rd of August, Beautiful Music for Ugly Children has two very very very ugly surprises for you. First, local darkling Melankolya will be in for a chat and to dish out his beautiful music to sooth your ugly souls.

Second, Fantasia has graciously provided Beautiful Music for Ugly Children with tickets to attend the crooner of the macabre, Voltaire, who will be taking over the DB Clarke Theatre at Concordia University on Friday August 5th at 8pm.

Fantasia - Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale

August 3 2011 // Andrea Boulet // Film

Nuits D'Afrique: Bombino @ Club Ballatou

August 3 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Fantasia: Detention

August 2 2011 // Andrea Boulet // Film

Directed by Joseph Kahn
Written by Joseph Kahn, Mark Palermo
Cast Josh Hutcherson, Dane Cook, Jesse Heiman
Produced by Ricahrd Weager, Mary Ann Tanedo, Bob Abramoff

Nuits D'Afrique:Grupo Fantasma

August 2 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

The 25th anniversary of the Festival Nuits D’Afrique is turning out to be one of the most party oriented ones that I have ever witness. Over the years, I have attended and taken part in some of the festivals; they were all entertaining and fun, but the 2011 edition of the festival stands out as a marriage of new musical ideas from all the bands that I have seen so far.

Fantasia: The Divide

August 1 2011 // Andrea Boulet // Film

Directed by Xavier Gens
Written by Karl Mueller
Cast Michael Biehn, Lauren German, Milo Ventimiglia, Rosanna Arquette, Courtney B. Vance
Produced by Ross M. Dinerstein, Juliette Hagopian, Darryn Welch

Nuits D'Afrique: Emeline Michel

August 1 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Fantasia: Deadball

July 28 2011 // Andrea Boulet // Film

Directed by Yudai Yamaguchi
Written by Yudai Yamaguchi, from Tokaji Keita
Cast Tak Sakaguchi, Mari Hoshino, Takamasa Suga, Jhonmyon Pe
Produced by Yoshinori Chiba

Anthony Jeselnik

July 27 2011 // Magazine // Interviews

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Nuits D'Afrique: Manu Dibango & the Soul Makossa Gang

July 26 2011 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

It was the grand opening bash for the 25th Nuits D’Afrique Festival and the Metropolis was buzzing with electric atmosphere. The lively crowd was instantly energized when the Soul Makossa Gang played their first riffs, and people began smiling and pulsating to an African disco beat. After a few tunes, bandleader and legendary saxophonist Manu Dibango took the stage. We were now in the presence of greatness.

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