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Category Archives: Politics
Is “BPM: Beats Per Minute” the AIDS epic we’ve been waiting for?
On Monday night I saw the French film, BPM: Beats Per Minute, at the Vancouver International Film Festival. The story follows the members of the Paris chapter of ACT-UP in the early nineties. At the time the film takes place, … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Politics, Pop Culture, Queer Culture, The Eighties, The Nineties
Tagged AIDS, entertainment, gay, HIV, Social Justice
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Watching Blazing Saddles in the current political climate
If there’s an upside to the rash of celebrity deaths this year, it’s that The Rio Theatre has been honouring the deceased with retrospectives of their best movies. First it was Bowie, then it was Prince, and lately it’s been … Continue reading
Posted in Brampton, Commercial Drive, Current Events, Humor, Memoir, Movies, Politics, Rio Theatre, The Seventies, Vancouver
Tagged Mel Brooks, Pop Culture, Tony Correia
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Train wreck
I spent the better part of the weekend watching the media beat up Donald Trump for inciting violence at his rallies. Wallowing in bad news is something I do; I did it with Hurricane Katrina; I did it with the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 2015 Election, Canada, Donald Trump, Elections, Stephen Harper, Tony Correia, Trudeau
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