The thrilling days of cliff-hanger serials
From Congo Bill to Zorro, they were fertile ground for a youngster's imagination as we waited for next week's derring-do…
Notre Dame inferno a towering metaphor for modern society
A building like the great cathedral casts us moderns, who think we’re so smart, in a pallid light…
Where the music industry congregates online
Shawn Wilson talks about how Muzooka works for more than 1.5 million artists and the industry built around them…
Kidoodle offers safe alternatives for family viewing
President Neil Gruninger wants to create a YouTube alternative for families, content producers and family brands…
Was Richard the Lionheart gay?
The debate is perhaps just a reflection of our modern obsessions and fails to put events in their proper historic perspective…
Exploring the connection between creative arts and the entrepreneur
Tony McGrath talks about how The GRAND theatre will fulfil its mandate as Calgary's contemporary performing arts and culture house…
Queen Victoria’s foreign policy man was larger than life
Were Lord Palmerston alive today, he’d most certainly be a Brexiteer…
The rise and fall of a legendary Hollywood duo
Comedy masters Laurel and Hardy are the subject of a new biopic that tells a story of triumph and despair…
The rise and fall of a Native American empire
The Comanches were very adaptable and formidable. But nature, politics, economics and immigration eventually undid them…
The day the music died?
Buddy Holly died 60 years ago, but his music has not faded away – even if the nature of rock tours has changed dramatically…