Picks of the week - January 27, 2012

 

 
 
 
 
A topic that’s near and dear to our overworked, underpaid hearts is the newspaper industry, or what’s left of it. So we’re pretty stoked about Vancity Theatre’s upcoming film series Stop the Presses! Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. Presented by the Globe and Mail, the program features 10 films concerning the world of newspapers, from investigative journalism and tabloid fodder to scandal and perky secretaries, with special introductions from local journalists and editors. Highlights include Citizen Kane, All the President’s Men, His Girl Friday, Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times, Shattered Glass and Errol Morris’s latest rollicking documentary Tabloid. Although it’s not included in the program, may we also suggest checking out another NY Times-related flick, the thoroughly touching doc Bill Cunningham New York, which should be available on DVD. For more info and show times, go to viff.org.
 

A topic that’s near and dear to our overworked, underpaid hearts is the newspaper industry, or what’s left of it. So we’re pretty stoked about Vancity Theatre’s upcoming film series Stop the Presses! Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. Presented by the Globe and Mail, the program features 10 films concerning the world of newspapers, from investigative journalism and tabloid fodder to scandal and perky secretaries, with special introductions from local journalists and editors. Highlights include Citizen Kane, All the President’s Men, His Girl Friday, Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times, Shattered Glass and Errol Morris’s latest rollicking documentary Tabloid. Although it’s not included in the program, may we also suggest checking out another NY Times-related flick, the thoroughly touching doc Bill Cunningham New York, which should be available on DVD. For more info and show times, go to viff.org.

Photograph by: submitted , for Vancouver Courier

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A topic that’s near and dear to our overworked, underpaid hearts is the newspaper industry, or what’s left of it. So we’re pretty stoked about Vancity Theatre’s upcoming film series Stop the Presses! Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. Presented by the Globe and Mail, the program features 10 films concerning the world of newspapers, from investigative journalism and tabloid fodder to scandal and perky secretaries, with special introductions from local journalists and editors. Highlights include Citizen Kane, All the President’s Men, His Girl Friday, Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times, Shattered Glass and Errol Morris’s latest rollicking documentary Tabloid. Although it’s not included in the program, may we also suggest checking out another NY Times-related flick, the thoroughly touching doc Bill Cunningham New York, which should be available on DVD. For more info and show times, go to viff.org.
 

A topic that’s near and dear to our overworked, underpaid hearts is the newspaper industry, or what’s left of it. So we’re pretty stoked about Vancity Theatre’s upcoming film series Stop the Presses! Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. Presented by the Globe and Mail, the program features 10 films concerning the world of newspapers, from investigative journalism and tabloid fodder to scandal and perky secretaries, with special introductions from local journalists and editors. Highlights include Citizen Kane, All the President’s Men, His Girl Friday, Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times, Shattered Glass and Errol Morris’s latest rollicking documentary Tabloid. Although it’s not included in the program, may we also suggest checking out another NY Times-related flick, the thoroughly touching doc Bill Cunningham New York, which should be available on DVD. For more info and show times, go to viff.org.

Photograph by: submitted, for Vancouver Courier

 
A topic that’s near and dear to our overworked, underpaid hearts is the newspaper industry, or what’s left of it. So we’re pretty stoked about Vancity Theatre’s upcoming film series Stop the Presses! Jan. 27 to Feb. 2. Presented by the Globe and Mail, the program features 10 films concerning the world of newspapers, from investigative journalism and tabloid fodder to scandal and perky secretaries, with special introductions from local journalists and editors. Highlights include Citizen Kane, All the President’s Men, His Girl Friday, Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times, Shattered Glass and Errol Morris’s latest rollicking documentary Tabloid. Although it’s not included in the program, may we also suggest checking out another NY Times-related flick, the thoroughly touching doc Bill Cunningham New York, which should be available on DVD. For more info and show times, go to viff.org.
Besides envelope-pushing plays and cantatas about Craigslist ads, the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival also 
offers an impressive array of live concerts as part of its Club PuSh, which holds court at Performance Works on Granville Island. This 
weekend’s offerings are a doozy, with Canadian cult legend Mary Margaret O’Hara making her Vancouver debut with cellist Peggy Lee Jan. 27 
and 28, 8 p.m. If there are any tickets left, you’ll find them at Zulu, Red Cat Records or ticketstonight.ca. Later in the evening, one 
of our favourite local bands Apollo Ghosts rock late into the night Jan. 27, 10 p.m. The next night, same time, it’s accordion slayer 
Geoff Berner. For more info, go to pushfestival.ca.
Mint Recording artists and seasoned road warriors, the Pack A.D. bring their primitive blues stomp back home for a gig at the Rickshaw Theatre Jan. 28 in support of their latest album Unpersons. Pierced Arrows and Black Wizard open. Tickets a Zulu, Red Cat, Neptoon and rickshawtheatre.com.
Hailing from Athens, Alabama, the Alabama Shakes have been compared to everyone from Janis Joplin and Sharon Jones to Led Zeppelin and Otis Redding. Hear what all the sweaty, blues-fuelled fuss is about when the band gets down and dirty at the Media Club Jan. 29. Tickets at Red Cat and Zulu Records, or online at northerntickets.com.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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