Arts & Life

It takes a team to make a TV program look good. Think of all those costumes and props that can make a superhero show look as cutting-edge as Deadpool's swords or as dull as Thor's hammer.

Jim Good is giving a spin to a new home-based roadside attraction. It will spin at 45 rpm and 33 rpm, depending on your tastes. The man who single-handedly built the famed Goodsir Nature Park on Old Summit Lake Road has now created the J.L.

The Birdman once flew with innocent abandon around these skies. The man now known around the globe as one of the most powerful figures in the blockbuster rap/hip-hop industry used to live in Prince George.

Trevor Stanley is providing fresh I's on the Prince George arts scene. After living in various places like Fort Nelson, Chetwynd growing up and most recently in Nova Scotia, Stanley has only been in P.G.

Elvis Presley was once the toast of the Las Vegas strip. To this day, you could rename the city Elvisville for all the signs of The King still shakin' the hips of America from that glittery spot in the desert.

It was articulate, it was original, it was symbolic of larger things. That's what a quality poem typically is, and that's why mayor and council had one read out at the start of their last public meeting.

Whenever voices are used to express thoughts, to entertain audiences, to bridge the distance between minds, the art of speech is underway. These skills come to a fine point over this weekend and into early next week.

Drama is a class in school more than a little bit unlike the others. It isn't a purely academic course of studies, yet it incorporates elements of all those core fundamentals. And then it also takes things to another level.

The Elder Citizens Recreation Centre's Gospel Singers present Let All Nature Sing Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Elder Citizens Recreation Centre, 1692 Tenth Ave.

Jason Mewes is part of a character franchise few other fictional protagonists can equal.