Dana Gee
The Vancouver Sun
Vancouver, BC, Canada
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‘The dance’ of daily life that drives Patton Oswalt’s comedy
Famed comedian and actor, who draws on ‘constantly shifting and changing’ experiences, closes Vancouver’s annual Just for Laughs fest. → Read More
Prestigious short story anthology focuses on emerging Canadian Black writers
The Journey Prize Stories co-selector David Chariandy says collection draws attention to the irreducibility of Black Canadian art → Read More
Fed up with dating app misrepresentation, Gen Zs build their own way to connect
University students have influencer Cameron Dallas and bold-type business leaders in their corner for new app IRLY. → Read More
Overture of Hope: Riveting story of British sisters who saved Jewish opera stars from Nazis
A few Googled articles opened the door to the curious story of the Cook sisters for author Isabel Vincent → Read More
Richmond Art Gallery's central location makes art easily accessible
Artist Mike Bourscheid plays a range of characters in his new video installation Agnes. → Read More
Jen Sookfong Lee's memoir Superfan looks at her life through pop culture lens
As she grew up Vancouver's Lee realized her relationship with pop culture did not offer the social and cultural sustenance she needed → Read More
New Vancouver art book reminds of the importance of support networks
What Are Our Supports? examines how basic daily actions can transform more than just the art world → Read More
Squamish elders gather at VPL Central Branch for conversation surrounding Chief Khahtsahlano
Khahtsahlano: As We Knew Him library event celebrates reprint of the book Conversations with Khahtsahlano → Read More
Eric Samuels offers up an evening of mind reading, myth and magic
Award-winning mentalist uses psychology, suggestion and arcane stagecraft to make the impossible seem possible. → Read More
Tanya Tagaq documentary Ever Deadly is a powerful portrait of a fierce artist
Celebrated Inuk throat singer and multihyphenate artist shares her homeland and family in film co-directed with Langley's Chelsea McMullan. → Read More
Distance between set and home helps keep distance between North Vancouver actor and character
North Vancouver's Sophia Powers says her character Fox on the TV series Son of a Critch is growing up faster than Powers is in real life → Read More
Stunt performer's childhood success puts an interesting spin on career
Vancouver's Michelle C. Smith went from a champion baton-twirling kid to a pro badass who helps others learn to work with staffs and swords. → Read More
Cortes Island journalist turns focus to novel-writing with help of Indigenous mentorship program
Indigenous writers from across the country hone their skills and, their stories, in the Audible Indigenous Writers Circle. → Read More
Vancouver sound duo earn Emmy honours for work on Netflix’ preschool show
The Mix Room's Jamie Mahaffey and Martin Taylor take home Emmy for Outstanding Sound Editing/Sound Mixing for a Preschool Animated Program. → Read More
Revival69 captures the beautiful madness of the 1969 Toronto Rock and Roll Revival music festival
Legendary Varsity Stadium show is where Alice Cooper took flight and John Lennon grounded the Beatles for good. → Read More
A twisted hero complex at the centre of new thriller from veteran B.C. reporter turned novelist
North Vancouver author Ken MacQueen leans on his background to bring deadly problem to small-town newspaper man → Read More
We already have what it takes to solve the climate crisis, says science journalist
CBC's Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald says we have the technology now to help clean up the environmental mess we are in → Read More
Vancouver International Black Film Festival in-person this year
Designed to amplify the voices of Afro-descendants in B.C., the festival will run at Vancity Theatre and online Dec. 16-20. → Read More
Silverman tops list for Just For Laughs Vancouver comedy festival
Many of today's biggest names in comedy will be landing in venues around Vancouver for the February 2023 festival. → Read More
Whistler Film Festival: Coyote earns Borsos Award for best Canadian feature
The film festival judges said Montreal director's film is a masterfully rendered story of unconditional love and sacrifice. Read more. → Read More