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'The Fountain' Trips Outnew

Aronofsky tries to live with the divisive impact of his sci-fi tale.
NOW Magazine  |  Barrett Hooper  |  11-28-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Sweet Berrynew

Bidulka is no slouch when it comes to snappy dialogue and campy one-liners that more than tip the hat to classic noir, and his leading man is the kind of guy anyone would want for a best friend.
NOW Magazine  |  Lesley McAllister  |  11-28-2006  |  Fiction

Beyond First Nationsnew

The Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards smash stereotypes.
NOW Magazine  |  Kerry Potts  |  11-28-2006  |  Music

Coke's Coffee Connew

Far Coast wants its eco clientele to forget the cafe's ties to cola's global mess.
NOW Magazine  |  Paul Terefenko  |  11-28-2006  |  Business & Labor

Israel's Slipping Gripnew

The clock is ticking -- Palestinians have lost their fear and U.S. interest is fading.
NOW Magazine  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  11-28-2006  |  International

No Wild Fantasiesnew

It has been almost a year since the Supreme Court of Canada gave the green light to Montreal swingers to congregate in clubs for mass gropings, but that hasn't made Toronto a swinging city.
NOW Magazine  |  Alan Young  |  11-28-2006  |  Sex

Murray Bookchin, 1921-2006new

The eco-anarchist died just as the civic revolution he seeded takes off.
NOW Magazine  |  Wayne Roberts  |  11-28-2006  |  Environment

Southern Mannew

Tulia is a great book about the war on drugs and its ugly racist undertow.
NOW Magazine  |  Howard Goldenthal  |  11-20-2006  |  Nonfiction

On the Level?new

The haunted songster turns in a revelatory dispatch from the Twilight Zone.
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  11-20-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Free Trade's Kimchee Food Fightnew

South Korea's countryside is steeped in peasant traditions that could be swallowed by U.S. trade pact.
NOW Magazine  |  Wayne Roberts  |  11-20-2006  |  Economy

Stoned by Jurynew

Regardless of law, Canadian jurors aren't likely to jail medical weed users.
NOW Magazine  |  Alan Young  |  11-20-2006  |  Science

Escape Fantasiesnew

Exit planners are dreaming if they think Bush will pay Syria and Iran's price for easing withdrawal efforts.
NOW Magazine  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  11-20-2006  |  International

Comic's Turnnew

Screechy stand-up shows doggedness in hilarious directorial debut.
NOW Magazine  |  Barrett Hooper  |  11-03-2006  |  Reviews

The Man Behind Babelnew

The director of 21 Grams and Amores Perros serves up another cathartic, multi-narrative shocker.
NOW Magazine  |  Cameron Bailey  |  11-03-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

Soul Survivorsnew

Refugee All Stars rise from ashes of civil war.
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  10-30-2006  |  Profiles & Interviews

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