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As a cranky old white heterosexual man living off a good pension who frequents Starbucks, I resent the insinuation (Jan. 18 editorial) that I'm likely to be infected by a sense of entitlement.

Sally Bowles changed the look of show business. Before her nightclub act, no musical theatre production had the darkness and vulnerability that she exhibited on stage.

Today's generation has an inherent comfort with the tools of communication technology. Local children in elementary school have YouTube channels that display their homemade video selfies.

The Metallion Festival has announced its roster for the summer. This year, their fifth annual, the event will feature a major metal headliner.

Learning about hip-hop, impactful poetry and life come together in one package for local youth.

The documentary film Play Your Gender was executive-produced and hosted by award-winning B.C. performing artist Kinnie Starr.

There are many black marks on the history of Prince George - the kind of black marks that show ethnic diversity alive and well dating back almost as far as offshore contact.

Dave Rosin is calling it now. There will be a surge in the sale of lozenges on Friday, if he has anything to do with it. His goal as a member of rock band Hedley is to get the audience singing along.

The loudest Oscar party in town will no doubt be wherever the cast of Hedda Noir is hanging out. The Theatre NorthWest play is opens Feb. 15 and closes Mar. 4, which happens to be the night the Academy Awards are handed out.

In Prince George, we are winter. It's such a cold, hard fact that world renowned snow and ice artist Peter Vogelaar is coming this weekend to play in our elements for himself.