Francis Arevalo is first and foremost a Filipino rapper based in Vancouver, BC. Having grown up listening to thoughtful lyricists and developing in the local poetry slam scene, he is a wordsmith weaving together personal […]
Crazy Smooth is one of the hardest-working people I know. He is not a fan of vacations and doesn’t take “days off”. For Smooth, the term “work/life balance” is an oxymoron – to him, they […]
Oh sweet Wembley. He is a shy guy with a heart of gold. He loves lazy days and sunbathing. Due to his shy nature, Wembley has requested a quiet home and if possible, a cat […]
The Heels is an all-female band composed of members Bobbi Smith, Brittni Dominelli and Kyla Rawlins. The trio’s mutual love of singing led them to join forces at a North Vancouver café co-owned by Kyla, […]
Mufaro Mbudzi is a stand-up comedian and fashion designer who recently took part in the Just For Laughs Vancouver Festival 2023. We caught up with him to find out more about his influences and style. […]
Adam Fox is as industrious as his character, Bud, in the recently released Sugar Highs, a comedic sit-com available on OUTtv, where Adam stars in his first lead role. Mimicking the landscape where he grew […]
Get ready to meet the man of the hour – our brave friend – Wilson. Wilson has experienced more hardship than the vast majority of shelter animals, and maintained his sweet, loving purr-sonality throughout. He […]
“If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded”. Angelou arrived here as a stray alongside her 2 other siblings and mama. This kitten is truly ready for […]
Marin Patenaude is a Vancouver folk singer who recently released her third album entitled “Sex & Dying”. We got to speak with her to find out more about her work, influences and projects. Name: Marin […]
Dusty Searcy is a Vancouver comic who recently started producing his own show, “Chit Chat Comedy”, as well as having a monthly show in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood called “Cool Fun” along with previously featured […]
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