Album Reviews: March 2, 2017
Owen Maxwell reviews new albums by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Color Television, Thundercat, Cool Kids Not You, and Old 97’s.
Pajama Party with a Purpose
Ever wonder how to combine really relaxing, shopping, catching an inspiring movie with your girlfriends on a Sunday afternoon – and casually getting great advice from admired local entrepreneurs? Well, look no further!
Paw-sitively Fun March Rescue Events!
Each month, animal rescues in Ottawa host various events to raise funds to help animals in need. We’ve rounded up some of the many events happening around Ottawa where you can meet adoptable pets and the organization supporting them, peruse handmade goods, and donate to a good cause. This list will be updated throughout the month when new events are announced.
Looking for Indian food? Here’s Some of Ottawa’s Best!
We have some recommended places where you will be able to connect with the Indian culture.
Veloster Turbo Lives Up to its Hot-hatch Styling
Veloster is one quirky-looking ride. Ditto for its name, which sounds like some kind of ancient reptile – although one discussion thread suggested it was a response from some hapless highway patrol officer who lost one in a high-speed chase.
SENATORS: A Week in Review – March 1-March 6, 2017
SENATORS: A Week in Review is a weekly column looking back at the week in Ottawa Senators hockey written by OLMSports Dave Gross.
Carnival of Brazil: an international festival
The Carnival of Brazil heats up any cold environment.
The secret sauce: How a local Ottawa restaurant beat the odds
Starting any business puts a lot on the line, but restaurants and coffeehouses are another story altogether. Despite the fierce competition in the industry, opening an eatery is the dream for many, and is therefore worth the risk. Ottawa’s Grounded Kitchen & Coffeehouse is one of the success stories, and an inspirational one at that.
Chaudière Falls: A Novel of Dramatized History
Chaudière Falls: A Novel of Dramatized History, written by Ontario native David Mulholland, is both an orthodox and atypical addition to the genre of historically-based fiction. It is Mulholland’s third novel, seven years in the making.
The Tea Party’s Transmission Received Loud and Clear
It’s nearing the end of summer in 1997. Musically Oasis’ Be Here Now is climbing the charts to become the fastest selling album in UK history.
The Other Side of Reason – The Mask
Involved in a bus accident that took the lives of six people, David Gibson has been battling through PTSD for over three years. In an effort to better understand himself and to communicate with others, he turned to writing. His first book was The Other Side of Reason: A Journal on PTSD, available now via petrabooks.ca. This column continues that text.
La La Land Wins Best Picture…For About 45 Seconds! OLM’s Oscar Recap!
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Shocking Finale to Oscars Caps Off Wild Night at the Mayfair
Photos by Andre Gagne There may not have been a red carpet, but there was a long line down the sidewalk for the Mayfair Theatre for their screening of the Academy Awards. The fashion was tasteful and understated… with the occasional tux mixed in. For those who are unaware, the Mayfair is the place to […]
Are cryptocurrencies the future of online gaming?
Popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Dash, Dogecoin and Litecoin are gaining ground amongst internet savvy shoppers and vendors around the globe.
Now or Never for Jeff Brown’s Young 67’s
The Ottawa 67’s are the Ontario Hockey League’s worst hockey team right now.
Voice of a Generation: Punks gather in Canada’s Capital
Saturday night was evening three of Voice of a Generation at House of TARG: their latest punk music series assembled by Jeff Hurter.
Ice on Fire, the Rising Inferno of Malak
“Only when you stop looking for other people to tell you you’re good and just starting knowing it will you start becoming successful,” says singer-songwriter Malak, expressing a wisdom that waltzes comfortably around her youth.
And the Oscar Goes to? OLM’s Predictions on Who’ll Win Big Sunday Night!
OLM's Keith Whittier makes his Oscar predictions.
Oscar Oversights: 6 Great 2016 Films Snubbed by the Academy
Here, we are giving mention to the best films of 2016 that were undeservedly given no mention at all. Take notice, Academy: you’re letting good celluloid go to waste!
OLM Pet of the Week- Meet Dante
This week's Pet of the Week is an absolutely adorable Pug/French bulldog mix named Dante! Dante is available for adoption in Ottawa with Under My Wing Pug Rescue.
Booking a Resourceful Alpine Ski Transfer Service
Winter comes and the valleys of Alps turn to skiing wonderlands of dazzling purity. Definitely one of the most popular destinations for winter adventure sports in the world, every year hundreds of tourists visit the vales.
Plunge Protection Team
From time to time I’m asked for a market opinion, especially in today’s confusing economic environment. When contemplating market movement, it might be helpful to think about the possibility of legal government sponsored manipulation. This article which I wrote in 2016 might be enlightening.
Film Review: Get Out
Synopsis: A young African-American man visits his Caucasian girlfriend's mysterious family estate. Stars: Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams Director: Jordan Peele
Album Reviews: February 24, 2017
Owen Maxwell reviews new releases by Finderskeepers, Highway Queen, Future, Sam Patch, and Maria Helena.
CORRECT ME IF I’M WRONG Ep. 4: “Vince Li Absolute discharge… REALLY?”
Publisher and CEO of Ottawa life magazine Dan Donovan delivers a scathing indictment of the recent decision by the Manitoba Criminal Review board in the Absolute Discharge of Vincent Li.
