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Adam Korson talks bachelor-fatherhood in the City sitcom, ‘Seed’

February 1, 2013

Seed, the new Canadian sitcom from City, stars Adam Korson as Harry, a bachelor and bartender who seems to be playing the dating scene hard, and often, until his past catches up with him when his nine-year-old son, Billy (William Ainscough), shows up on his doorstep.

Pitchin’ Tunes: “Serious Bedtime” by The Balconies

W. Andrew Powell

May 20, 2010

Music, Spotlight

Pitchin' Tunes spotlights a new song every week by artists, bands and musicians of all shapes, sizes, and styles. This week: The Balconies.

Pitchin’ Tunes: “Time To Smile” by Xavier Rudd & Izintaba

W. Andrew Powell

April 29, 2010

Music, Spotlight

Pitchin' Tunes spotlights a new song every week by artists, bands and musicians of all shapes, sizes, and styles. This week: Xavier Rudd.

Pitchin’ Tunes: “Spotlight” by Lauren Christoff

W. Andrew Powell

April 22, 2010

Music, Spotlight

Pitchin' Tunes spotlights a new song every week by artists, bands and musicians of all shapes, sizes, and styles. This week: Lauren Christoff.

Barenaked Ladies’ “You Run Away”

W. Andrew Powell

January 8, 2010

Music, CDs and Upcoming Artists

After something like 19 years, they are still one of my all-time favorite bands. I just finished listening to the Barenaked Ladies' new single "You Run Away" and I can't wait for the full album which is appropriately enough called All in Good Time.

Attack In Black raise the bar on ‘Marriage’

cstornelli

September 27, 2007

Reviews

When a band releases their first full-length album they sometimes play it safe. The songs are consistent with few surprises and appeal to a wider audience as opposed to a specific group. For Attack in Black's first full-length album, Marriage, they practically ran in the opposite direction of that theory. Ironing out a more stable, controlled sound since their EP, Widows, this album is going to give punk rock bands a challenge to deliver quality rather than filler.

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