Demons are getting with the times and using dating apps to makes deals for souls but don't be afraid: Impala67 is on the case.
Tired of meeting girls the old fashioned way, Dean has been using a dating app to connect with girls online. Sam thinks that Dean may be getting played but is suddenly at a loss for words when Dean's hot date, Shaylene, shows up.
Trading in her blue body paint for a bow & arrow Jennifer Lawrence is back for her second blockbuster of the year. Returning to big screen as Katniss Everdeen, Lawrence and company reignite the phenomenon that is the Hunger Games for the final (sort of) chapter of this franchise.
Was it the Mrs. Peacock with a knife in the kitchen or Colonel Mustard with a rope in the library? On this week's episode of Supernatural, it's a case of whodunit as he Winchesters try to find the killer before it's too late.
Just as Sam and Dean are ready to take a case and get back to work, they can't find anything suspicious.
Album Review: Billy Idol - Kings and Queens of the Underworld
Posted by: Chris Hearn • November 16, 2014 @ 10:50am
Does anyone really need an introduction to Bill Idol? I don't think so. When it comes to Billy Idol, I like the hits, and he has had some good ones. But, face it, when some of these artists get older, they lose their edge and have difficulty repeating the successes of earlier releases.
Supernatural's milestone 200th episode is here but does it live up to the expectations?
A high school drama teacher suddenly disappearing at night doesn't exactly sound like a case but Dean thinks otherwise. Sam is hesitant but any apprehension he had is wiped away when the boys see what play the kids are doing: Supernatural.
Live Review: Norm Macdonald, Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Posted by: Chris Hearn • November 11, 2014 @ 2:46pm
Norm Macdonald. What can one say about this guy? Legendary? Okay, that one will do. Well, the legendary 51-year-old former Saturday Night Live star made his way onto the stage at the Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg, Manitoba last Friday night to an extremely enthusiastic audience.
Sold out! And for good reason, after all, it was the smalls, on their big return to Winnipeg for their (Slight Return) reunion tour, and people were excited. Well, I know I was. And so was the bass player for Black Mastiff who was the opening band for the tour. He expressed it often, using much profanity, just how excited he was to be part of this.
Christopher Nolan sticks with traditional film on Interstellar amid a shifting industry
Posted by: Mark McLeod • November 6, 2014 @ 9:47pm
Chances are that unless you were born in the last 10 years, the first experience you would have had in going to a movie theatre involved film. For the better part of the entire existence of the motion picture film or movie industry, movies were captured on celluloid film and projected off them as well.
Interview: Comedian Demetri Martin heads across Western Canada as part of this year's Just for Laughs tour
Posted by: Paul Little • November 3, 2014 @ 11:10pm
Full disclosure upfront: the first stand-up comedy CD I ever purchased and listened to multiple times over was Demetri Martin's 2006 debut, These Are Jokes. I bought the CD while on a road trip to Minneapolis to see a concert, and listened to the album multiple times on the 8-hour drive home.
Music service Spotify celebrates one month in Canada
Posted by: Chris Hearn • November 3, 2014 @ 6:08pm
Spotify is now in Canada! Oh goody, goody, goody. I have been waiting for this for a long time.
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