514: Mysterious Skin Aug. 24, 2005
Cover
The Araki insurgency
Bad-boy director Gregg Araki grows up with haunting Mysterious Skin
Paul Matwychuk
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Front
Vuepoint
Contract killers
Ross Moroz
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The (im)possible dream
The debate rages on as to whether meeting the Kyoto Accord's standards
—if Canada even can— will lead to
Kristine Owram
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Dispatch
08/22/05, Strathcona Hotel
Vue Staff
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Take a stand
Local youth group raises awareness for legal rights with Stand 2005
David Berry
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Print Culture
Gunnars ready!
Christopher Wiebe / printculture@vueweekly.com
Three Dollar Bill
Cock-a-dildo-do
Richard Burnett / threedollarbill@vueweekly.com
Firing on all Synapses
Local youth group iHuman to showcase young talent in night of art and poetry
Minister Faust
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Arts
Dear diary, part two
Local actor/playwright shares his Fringe experience
Trent Wilkie
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Dish
This little piggie went to market..
Alright, Chris isn't much of a pig, but he did go to the Old Strathcona
Farmer's Market
Christopher Thrall
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The battle of the midway
Vue Weekly braves crowds, indigestion, wasps, WASPs and shitty buskers to bring
you the lowdown on this year's Fringe
T.B. Player
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Film
Unearthing the truth
Director Fernando Meirelles digs up a well-crafted film with The Constant
Gardener
Josef Braun
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Get to know your rabbit
Much-maligned The Brown Bunny deserves the praise that Broken Flowers
got instead
Paul Matwychuk
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Virgin hairy
Steve Carell's chest-waxing scene hardly seems worth the effort in limp
40-Year-Old Virgin
Eden Munro
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Music
Eaten alive
The Robot Ate Me's Ryland Bouchard gets back on guitar with Carousel Waltz
Ross Moroz
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The Only way
Former Swollen Members artist Moka Only talks about the freedom of going solo
David Berry
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Check out the big brain on Joel!
Singer-songwriter and U of A grad Joel Kroeker sheds some light on Canada's
unique sound
Tyson Kaban
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Distant Replay
THIS WEEK: Bryan Birtles discusses Talking Heads: 77
New Sounds
Vue Staff
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Music Notes
Music Notes
Ross Moroz
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