443: The Pixies Apr. 14, 2004
Cover
Back in Black
The Pixies have reunited, and millions of indie rock fans rejoice at the news
Dave Johnston
Test Article
This is a test
Geoffrey Mcgill
Front
Frankenfoods unbound
Biofreedom group warns Edmonton of dangers of genetically modified food
Chris Boutet
Vuepoint
Vue is chosen
Chris Boutet
$3 Bill
The dealmaker
Richard Burnett
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A multitude of Sims
Assessing the 300-issue, 6,000-page legacy of Dave Sim's Cerebus
Stephen Notley
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Mercury astronaut
Poet Daniel Nester takes a bizarre, deeply personal cruise through Queen's discography
Whitey Houston
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Second Life is second-rate
Esi Edugyan buries Samuel Tyne under overly bleak, self-conscious writing
Malcolm Azania
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Infinite Lives
Pity the man with the
red right hand
Darren Zenko
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$3 Bill
The dealmaker
Richard Burnett
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$3 Bill
The dealmaker
Richard Burnett
/ threedollarbill@vueweekly.com
$3 Bill
The dealmaker
Richard Burnett
/ threedollarbill@vueweekly.com
The Martin chronicles
Waiting for Martin “starâ€
David Bernans on his quest for an audience with the PM
Sheryle Carlson
/ sheryle@sierra.ca
Arts
You’ll catch your death out there
A housebound family awaits the end of the world
Paul Matwychuk
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You’ll catch your death out there
A housebound family awaits the end of the world in DeLillo-esque All Clear
Paul Matwychuk
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Best Flute forward
Royal Winnipeg Ballet conjures up an irreverent take on The Magic Flute
Caitlin Crawshaw
The poster boys for cool posters
Designers Webb, Biesinger and Bell lead a low-tech image revolution
Agnieszka Matejko
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Theatre Notes
Paul Matwychuk
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Film
Here comes the Bride… again
Kill Bill: Vol. 2 completes Tarantino's epic film-nerd masterpiece
Darren Zenko
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Red sham diaries
Goodbye, Lenin! sounds like
wacky satire, but it's much more poignant than that
Malcolm Azania
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The medieval dead
14th-century
actors solve a murder in plodding The Reckoning
Paul Matwychuk
/ paul@vueweekly.com
Romantic zomedy
Turning into a zombie heats up a nurse's sex life in goofy Graveyard Alive
Stephen Notley
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Sweeping beauty
A man can't help falling in love with the help in The Housekeeper
Paul Matwychuk
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The son also euthanizes
The United States of Leland is a morally repellent mercy-killing treatise
Paul Matwychuk
/ paul@vueweekly.com
Music
New Sounds
Vue Staff
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Street Vision
Tuff customers
Sean Austin-Joyner
Classical Notes
The persistence of memory
Allison Kydd
New Sounds
Vue Staff
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BPM
Let George do it
David Stone
Music Notes
Music Notes
Phil Duperron
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