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Spike Lee wows large audience at Montreal Black film festival Spike Lee takes photos with the crowd at the Hall Theatre at Concordia University

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cclaimed film director Spike Lee has been a life-long fan of Michael Jackson and his music. “His joy for life was demonstrated in his music and performing,” he said. “And in turn, he has had a lasting impact on a new generation of artists.” Lee was in town on October 1 for a special screening to mark the Canadian premiere of his documentary “Michael Jackson’s Journey from Motown to Off the Wall”, as part of the 12th edition of the Montreal International Black Film Festival, and attracted a huge crowd that packed the Hall Theatre at Concordia University.

Through plenty of concert footage, TV appearances and interviews with many of Jackson’s contemporaries (i.e. Berry Gordy, Suzanne de Passe, Valerie Simpson), family members (brothers Marlon and Jackie), and some of today’s leading recording artists (i.e., John Legend, Pharrell Williams and even Kobe Bryant), Lee chronicles the crucial 10-year period from 1969 to 1979 when Michael Jackson transformed himself from the cute idol of millions of teenyboppers to the iconic King of Pop. WEDNESDAY

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The second half of the documentary is dedicated to Jackson’s monumental 1979 album “Off the Wall” and through those interviews, concert footage and early music videos, gives a song-by-song examination of how and why “Off the Wall” was so important to the rock music world in general, and the future path of Jackson’s career in particular. It was amazing to see how many of the interviewees got giddy when they were discussing the songs, whether they had a role in its production or not, and how much they enjoyed listening to them when they were first released, as well as onto the present day.

Following the screening, Lee held a question and answer session with festival founder and president Fabienne Colas. Sporting San Francisco 49ers/Colin Kaepernick gear, Lee answered a steady stream of questions from the members of the packed crowd, ranging from Michael Jackson’s impact on pop music, how he put together the documentary, his life as a filmmaker, and even some current issues that are currently making the headlines.

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Here is a sampling of what Lee said that night: -On Donald Trump: “Right now, the election has gotten to the point where you have to flip a coin, and that’s scary. Can you imagine Trump with the nuclear codes? It’s more like WTF. This is a scary time right now in America.”

-On former Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban: “Why did they trade my man? He was the face of the team. They should have traded him to the New York Rangers.”

On being an acclaimed, award-winning filmmaker: “This is a dream job for me. When you get to do what you love – and make a living doing what you love – you’re blessed.”

As well, Lee revealed that he is currently working on a 10-episode series for Netflix based on one of his early films, “She’s Gotta Have It”, which follows the characters, and what has happened to them since the time of the film’s release. He also hinted about the possibility of a third documentary about Michael Jackson, which would deal with the story behind his legendary 1982 album “Thriller”.

Spike Lee (right) with Montreal International Black Film Festival founder and president Fabienne Colas

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Exporail’s Railway Ghosts, A nod to Halloween

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SAINT-CONSTANT - From October 15th to 30th 2016, Exporail visitors will be welcomed in the Halloween atmosphere of a haunted train station theme. Ghosts, skeletons, bats and spiders will invade the Grand Gallery of the Angus Pavilion! Some will even slither into a few of the vehicles on exhibit!

Although this may sound somewhat disconcerting, families can rediscover the « railway monsters » in a different light! Our decorations of Fall colors including plump pumpkins and skinny scarecrows provide a great backdrop for taking a family photo.

Say BOO!! A special craft workshop will be set up in one of the rail cars where children can create their own original Halloween mask.

To end your family outing, why not hop on a period streetcar, ride the outdoor miniature railway or our passenger train (Sunday afternoons only). A Fall visit to Exporail offers many surprises: Awaken Your Inner Child!

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he Ogunquit Playhouse is thrilled to bring back the most popular show in its history, the Tony Award-winning musical Million Dollar Quartet, on stage October 5 through November 6. This high voltage rock ‘n roll show, with book by Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux, is inspired by the electrifying true story of the famed recording session that brought together music icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins for one of the greatest jam sessions of all time. Featuring timeless hits such as "Blue Suede Shoes," "Great Balls of Fire," "I Walk the Line," "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On," "Fever," "Fol-

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Haunted Montreal’s Red Light District tour debut

Donovan King and Haunted Montreal have designed a ghostly tour of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles

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o you find yourself wondering about the people of Montreal’s past as you explore our beautiful city?

Montreal is built on a thick layer of diverse history: some of which is a little spooky; the rest may be a little risky. Few people know the history of the streets we frequent daily. However, the debut of the Red Light District tour hopes to change that. Donovan King and Haunted Montreal have designed a ghostly tour of Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles combining the city’s rich history with Halloween haunts of the city’s past. The guided tours begin on Friday, October 14.

Do the names bank robber Machine-Gun-Molly, or serial killer Dr. Thomas Neill Cream ring any bells? If not, Donovan can fill you in on their ghostly sins from the forgotten era.

Quartier des Spectacles was once the location of Montreal’s Red Light District. All sorts of unholy and unimaginable acts took place here: gambling, drinking, and exotic dancing are just the tip of the sins committed on the site. While the area was eventually rebranded as entertainment central, the ghosts of days past are still rumoured to haunt their old hunting grounds.

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The Red Light District of Montreal was in its heyday during the days of prohibition. “People came from all over North America to partake because booze was illegal everywhere, except for Quebec,” said Donovan King. “The reason it wasn’t outlawed here was because of the Catholic Church—ironically, it was the church who kept the booze flowing here.” Unsurprisingly, Montreal became a hotspot for people looking for a place to drink. This type of risky activity ultimately resulted in some scary stories.

Donovan, your tour guide, has plenty of experience storytelling and acting, and knows all about Montreal’s hauntings. “I’ve been working in the haunted theatre business since the early 1990s,” said Donovan. “It’s second nature to run these types of tours.” He hopes to spread

the fearful fun of the city’s haunted inhabitants.

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loween outing. For added spookiness, these tours start after dark.

Visitors and locals alike are curious to see what the story behind the Quartier des Spectacles really is: “it’s universally appealing,” said Donovan. Everyone is at least a little bit curious about the paranormal. How else are we supposed to describe the eerie, empty feelings in the pits of our stomachs, or the pipes that go bang in the night? These are common occurrences in the Red Light District theatres, bars, and hotels. Recently, Donovan personally experienced paranormal activity in Montreal— ask him about it on the tour.

The Red Light District tour begins at Le Midway on Saint-Laurent, and the group departs 10 minutes before the start time of the tour.

Each tour lasts about 90 minutes. Haunted Montreal hosts other guided tours around the city, but the Red Light District is the best for those looking for a good Halloween haunt. Join Donovan October 14 through 31 for a spooky evening into Montreal’s scandalous and scary red light past.

English tour dates: Friday, October 14 @ 8:30 pm Saturday, October 15 @ 8:30 pm Sunday, October 16 @ 8:30 pm Friday, October 21 @ 8:30 pm Saturday, October 22 @ 8:30 pm Sunday, October 23 @ 8:30 pm Friday, October 28 @ 8:30 pm Saturday, October 29 @ 8:30 pm Sunday, October 30 @ 8:30 pm Monday, October 31@ 8:30 pm Tours in French begin at 8:00PM on the same dates.

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he recent bombings in New York will not prevent me from enjoying this wonderfully diverse and vibrant city!

Not one bit! There is so much to take in, that return trips are a must. Great restaurants abound from the truly garish and touristy to off-the-top elite. I might also add that Manhattan is one of the cleanest cities to walk around in - and that includes some of the neighbourhoods that were once neglected and dangerous - like Hell’s Kitchen that has become very trendy with its sidewalk terraces and flea market!

The best about New York is that on every visit, I discover something new - a nook of a restaurant, an off-Broadway play that I know is going to make it big time. (That’s where I originally saw Hamilton.) Recently, I discovered a super little restaurant called Joe Allen on West 46th. It is one of those ‘oh so New York’ kitchens that is downstairs, with brick walls, small tables with candles, and a bar.

So romantic but also a place with theatre history. In the 60s, young actors making their way in the city would gather their on Friday evenings, order a glass of wine and a pizza, and wait for the papers to come out with shows that were auditioning. And…you could sit there until the early hours of the morning without being expected to leave - It has also become tradition to hang pictures of all the Broadway ‘flops’ on the walls, ever since the cast of Kelly gave the owner a picture because “they felt it should hang somewhere”. www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY

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Paul MacCartney still drops by for a casual drink and dinner at Randolf’s After numerous times visiting, I finally took a the grande lady opened in the height of the tour of two venues that most others have prob- Great Depression. It was felt that the people ably already been to. needed something to lift their spirits. Some The last time I was in the Radio City Music would argue that at the time there were better Hall (6th ave. between 50th/49th) I was five things to spend money on, but nurturing the years old, seeing a movie, and can only remember being told to keep quiet by a cantan- spirit is also important in my humble opinion.

The tour is one of the best in New York. At kerous gent sitting in front of me. Lost on me were the Rockettes, the outstanding art deco the end of the one hour guided tour, including entrance way and grand hall, the art design of back stage, under the stage, rehearsal and musicians on the wall paper, recently discov- dressing rooms, you are shown a short video ered during renovations, the statuary that in about the growth of the building, and the enthe early days was considered somewhat tertainers who have graced the stage. Pictures naughty, so much so, they were removed at and memorabilia adorn the walls: Meatball’s one point. guitar, photos of all the artists and visitors to It is, indeed, the showplace of a grand city. It almost steals the show from the shows pro- the Hall. You also get a Q&A with a Rockette. duced there! Donald Deskey's masterpiece of (We had a 13 year old in our group whose jaw American Modernist design received rave re- dropped when she first walked into the room, views when it first opened in 1927, and still high heels, feathers and all. “Does your mom does. The brainchild of John D. Rockefeller, know you come to work dressed like that!”) www.mtltimes.ca 19 WEDNESDAY

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The Apollo Theatre in Harlem, NY The Apollo (253 W 125th St), is another of (Corner 6th and 54th.) Considered to be one the shining history gems in the city. In Harlem, of the most historic hotels in NYC, it was the it’s a reminder of all the names that first ap- hotel the Beatles stayed in on that first trip to peared on Amateur Night and moved on to the US and boasts photos of the Fab Four on great things in life. Billy Mitchell takes you the stair wall up to the second floor. Paul Macaround the building that has become second Cartney still drops by for a casual drink and home to him. Standing on stage he recounts dinner at Randolf’s. Cary Grant was a ‘long how he was first hired as a runner for the term’ resident and Elvis Presley dropped by on groups rehearsing for shows - Ella Fitzgerald, occasion. Built by William Randolf Hearst James Brown, Louis Armstrong, Bill ‘Bojan- in1926 for the love of his life, actress, Marion gles’ Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Count Bassie, Davies, it is outstanding for a relaxing evening Prince and the Jacksons, Mahalia Jackson, with meal or cocktail. and the list goes on! Mitchell was only about Manhattan…From the magnificence of One 11 years old and knows more stories about the greats who graced the legendary stage than World Trade Centre soaring to the sky, to the you’ll ever read in a book. He takes you to the narrow streets of the Village, the tenement small dressing rooms, Flip Wilson’s closet buildings, the store fronts with ballet pointes in (there’s a story to that), shows you the signa- a kaleidoscope of colours, Times Square with tures on the walls of all those who have en- its almost naked girls and hodge-podge of cartered the doors to sacred musical venue. toon characters, gathering under the statue of When in the area, the Harlem Market, (52 W George M. Cohan…it is the heartbeat of a na116th St), is a must visit. You might even be tion of immigrants. www.joeallenrestaurant.com there on a day that one of the local gospel www.apollotheater.org choirs takes to the street in rousing song. www.radiocity.com/tour For those hankering for the glory days of the lounge bar of a hotel - The Warwick delivers! warwickhotels.com 20

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s the opening of the CWHL season approaches, I would like to introduce you to the players on the team who have stood on the podium at the Olympic Games. The Canadian Women's national hockey team have taken home four consecutive gold medals in women’s Olympic hockey - and players from Montreal's team have been a very significant part of it.

Olympic medalist players on this season's roster: Caroline Ouellette: Gold (2002, 2006, 2010, 2014). She was captain of the team in Sochi 2014.

Charline LabontĂŠ: Gold (2002, 2006, 2010, 2014).

Marie-Philip Poulin: Gold (2010, 2014). In 2014 she scored the tying goal late in the game and scored the overtime winner. In 2010 she scored the only two goals in the gold-medal game.

Lauriane Rougeau: Gold (2014).

Julie Chu (USA): Silver (2002, 2010, 2014) Bronze (2006).

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With the caliber of players on the team as well as the aspiring players vying to make their mark, this season should be a very exciting one!

Les Canadiennes' 2016-17 season opens up with the team playing against the Brampton Thunder on October 15th & 16th at the Brampton Memorial Arena games start at 6:30pm. And then they will be hosting the Toronto Furies at the Etienne Desmarteu Arena here in Montreal on October 22nd at 5:30pm and on the 23rd at 1:30pm.

In November, two of their regular

season games against the Boston Blades will be held at the Centre Sportif LacroixDutil in Saint-Georges, QC. The games are being held there in collaboration with the Tournoi de hockey féminin de SaintGeorges, to offer hockey fans from the Beauce, Chaudière-Appalaches and Quebec City regions the opportunity to see some of the best players in women’s hockey.

Check back next week for the full season schedule and another Canadiennes spotlight!

To buy your tickets: http://www.cwhl.ca/view/lescanadiennes-en/tickets-349 To watch the games Streamed Live: http://cwhllive.com/

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