Arts
Something wicked
Ben Stephenson’s debut novel is intimate, overwhelming and personal.
A telling Titanic: An Untold Story
Anthony Sherwood's heartfelt play makes it's world premiere for Titanic's 100th anniversary.
The write stuff
Dalhousie's annual creative writing journal Fathom launches, shedding light on a whole book-full of talented new writers.
Big Mistaek
The Dudes and Ladies Art Society presents I have made but one mistaek a night of video and performance with beer and aerobics.
Stumptown volume 1
By Greg Rucka, Matthew Southworth (Oni Press)
Deadline downtime
A glimpse of NSCAD's "Framework" plan may be available April 23
Spinning up support
Tight-knit community gives back
NSCAD releases “Framework” and picks an acting prez
Long reads for the long weekend
Send in your poetry
Open Heart Forgery wants your farm and food related poems for their spring edition
Choreographer’s time machine is set for the ‘90s
The ThirtySomething Dance Cooperative is putting on a show for all you nostalgic Generation Y-ers out there.
Comics
Food & Drink
Stone Hearth from the heart
The Stone Hearth Bistro provides meals for customers and pride for the people who work there.
Coastal Cafe goes to dinner
North end eatery expands hours, menu
Happy hour at Gio
Classy downtown hosts a special good time
The next gourmet burger place out of the gate...
Flipburger to open in May in Clayton Park
Five Fishermen does Titanic dinner
The seafood resto has a direct connection with legendary disaster
Life & Style
I can haz sex issues?
What to do when your boyfriend loves your cat too much? Plus advice on extending your wang and being an occasional meth user (don’t).
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Free Will Astrology
Don’t be held captive by perfection, Capricorn.
Makenew leaves Indie Boutik
Anna Gilkerson to show at Love, Me
Dagger's Cove offers south end ink
New tatoo joint from former Utility man Mike Power
Love the way we bitch
Movies
Tom Sherman at HIFF
Sherman tech: The multimedia artist is screening his work at the Halifax Independent Filmmakers Festival.
Revenge of the Electric Car
Directed by Chris Paine (Mongrel Media)
Mario Kart 7 (Nintendo)
Available on Nintendo 3DS
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II
(LucasArts) Available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii, DS, iOS
Tour Tech East looks to expand
Local film studio needs $1 million to move into former factory space
A limp American Reunion
No love for sex-obsessed comedy series new sequel
The Raid: Redemption = Plenty of fighting
Indonesian action pic crammed with martial arts violence (for those who like that kind of thing)
Emerging Lens film screenings return
Films by African Canadian filmmakers to be screened again this year
DOCU-LAB lstarts this month
AFCOOP’s latest film course will bring out your inner documentary filmmaker
Music
The Bad in each other
Bad Thursday signals good times for the north end.
A New Addiction for Halifax
New musical duo, SheMachine, make their debut performance this week.
Blood work
Old Blood’s grunge-loving roots turn out Ruins, a dramatic, heavy-sounding album full of stories.
Yukon Blonde ambition
Yukon Blonde’s newest injects distorted thrashy pop into their classic clean sound
OBEY CONVENTION 5!
Back again after an agonizing (for us) year off
The Acadian dream
Rain Over St. Ambrose, Kuato and Quiet Parade want you to enjoy their tunes, and feast on their baked goods.
Mega mixtape
30 Hertz, DJs Regalia and Caleb and lots of talking about music make up NSPIRG's mighty fine Mixtape Mashup Mutiny fundraiser.
Carly Maicher comes out of hiding
Three years of island isolation make an introspective folk record.
Each Other
Traces To Nowhere (Crikey)
Mike O’Neill
Wild Lines (indie)
Dale Murray
Dream Mountain Dream (Come Undone)
The Mars Volta
Noctourniquet (Warner)
News
Kony collateral
A long history of ill-advised white saviourism created Kony 2012 cynicism, but the video sparked valuable conversation.
From Nova Scotia with love
Canadian taxpayers spent millions of dollars to help grow two companies that make some of the best spy-tech gear in the world. But a multinational firm bought the locals, and is now sending those good Dartmouth jobs to the United States.
The Coast is finalist for two Atlantic Journalism Awards
King's journalism students and Tim Bousquet named.
You too can run for election
Candidate support efforts help regular people run for city council.
Crosstown Connector proposal pits bicyclists against business owners
Agricola Street parking at centre of disagreement.
The Chronicle Herald gets it all wrong
Attempt to criticize The Coast's article about Cobham relies on mischaracterization and easily verifiable falsehood.
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