Tens of millions of people around the world love Céline Dion. Many millions more can't stand her. Why? Carl Wilson, by no means a Céline fan at the start of his quest, searches for the answer on a year-long 'Dionyssee.' As Wilson strives to understand Céline's global popularity, he faces the question of what drives personal taste - and whether it's possible to change it.
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Jane Birkin played Toronto for the first time ever on Monday night and I reviewed it in today's paper. The headline makes it sound like I dislike Birkin's voice, which isn't true. I actually think it's very pretty, just not very strong.
Plenty of other things to get to soon.
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Tactfully dismissive. I love your writing when it does this. With a hint of envy...cheers...
The unannounced opening act, local lounge pianist Robert Scott, seemed superfluous to an already lengthy show, even aside from his penchant for cheesy adornment. (His Liberace-esque version of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah was near blasphemy, though his Philip Glass and Jelly Roll Morton bits were fine.)
Posted by Phil on February 28, 2008 1:31 PM