Arts & Life

Tonight, it's time to fill the rink for a hockey game that isn't really happening. It's a movie that's happening. The cameras roll from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at CN Centre and the filmmakers need the place as sold out as possible.

It's hard to know what the stronger force was, in 1972: the running away or the running toward. That's what the entire cast of bandmates of Heart did, when the Vietnam War came calling for one of their players.

Movies can be a powerful vehicle for social commentary. Whether they be fictionalized or documentary, feature-length or short, the art of filmmaking is a force of dialogue as much as entertainment.

The Long Island Medium is coming to Prince George, but you probably already knew that. Not because you are psychic yourself, but because fans of Theresa Caputo heard her announce it over the weekend.

The region's very best musicians get a special spotlight tonight. Each year, the Prince George & District Music Festival gives dedicated players and singers the chance to do their best work in front of audiences and adjudicators.

The city is lining up the spring music and comedy dates. There is a busy schedule forming for the weeks ahead at various local watering holes and cafes, and a hot string of headline shows is set for the gaps between Cougars games at CN Centre.

The latest cast member on The Walking Dead is strolling straight into Prince George.

One of the purposes abstract art can have is causing the viewer to think carefully about the real, but showing an image that is odd or surreal.

Theatre North West is offering a delicious dram of socialization and camaraderie blended with a delicious dram of Scotland's peaty nectar.

B.C. has a quiet blues star, but the sound of his reputation and skill-set are going to be at full volume in Prince George next week. Mark Crissinger was one of Toronto's go-to original blues artists for years.