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Friday, February 26, 2010

On Tour Host the White Stripes, March 16

If you can't join the Seventh Nation Army, bring the Army to you.

Posted by Sue Carter Flinn on Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 10:59 AM

If you're still wounded that the White Stripes' documentary Under the Great White Lights was cancelled at this year's Atlantic Film Festival, there's more disappointing news (especially if you read the misleading Exclaim article that says there's an upcoming Halifax screening), unless you're heading to the ECMAs. The film is showing across the country over the next couple of weeks, but not in Halifax. The only east coast date is March 4 in Sydney, as part of the music awards weekend.

But hold onto your red cap: you can host Jack and Meg in your own home.

Celebrate White Stripes day on March 16 (also the date their new box set comes out), by ordering a screening package, which includes a copy of the DVD, popcorn and peppermint swirl candy. If you have a projector and a largish room, sign in and order here.

Tags: White Stripes, ECMAs, Popcorn

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Ex-wife.

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Posted by thevelvetcyclone on 03/03/2010 at 9:22 PM

Whats the deal with The Chick? Is she his sister? wife? fuck buddy? just the drummer? Never really got an answer on that one before, is it still a mystery or what?

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Posted by Cranky on 03/03/2010 at 1:48 PM

come on - only life is worth the hype,
C. jr.

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Posted by chas. bukowski on 02/28/2010 at 12:51 PM

There is, however, a Sydney screening. The Cape Breton Island Film Series, in conjunction with the East Coast Music Awards, will screen THE WHITE STRIPES: UNDER GREAT WHITE NORTHERN LIGHTS Thursday, March 4, at 9:30 p.m., at the Empire Theatres Studio 10, 325 Prince Street, Sydney.

This is quite a coup for the film series, which becomes only the third venue in Canada to screen the movie (after Toronto and Whitehorse). The film's US debut takes place late next week.

For details on the screening, see the film series website: http://cbfilms.ca or email the film series manager at info[at]cbfilms.ca.