Videos

Have you ever had the opportunity to listen to Vancouver’s own Kristie Yung? Kristie Yung is an acoustic-soul, singer/songwriter. Offering a unique ‘Ella Fitzgerald meets Taylor Swift’ sound, Kristie has charmed audiences across Canada and Internationally. “Growing up, I just knew that singing was the right path for me. Music has an incredible power to unite people and places. I wanted so much to just be a part of that” says Kristie. Her influences include Justin Nozuka, Adele, Ebrahim, John Mayer, Kina Grannis and Ella Fitzgerald.

We’ve profiled Melanie twice for our weekly hump day hottie feature (Part 1 and Part 2). Yesterday she released her third and final instalment of the great flip book series. It’s a Halloween edition and as always smoking.

Wasting some time today on YouTube and I came across this awesome video. It’s a Halloween light show set to the tune of LMFAO’s Party Rock Anthem. This wouldn’t fly in Vancouver as the green police and light pollution enforcers would be all over this. So enjoy this show all the way from Riverside, California.

As the days go by at the Vancouver Art Gallery so does the Occupy Vancouver. Tents have been set up and there are no plans to dismantle and move shop anytime soon. When all is said and done this will cost tax payers millions. A small price to pay? If you have you wondered what the reason for the Vancouver protests are, this video may shed some light.

This HD short film is the sequel to the viral “MY NAME IS JOHNNY CANUCK” video that came out last year during the Stanley Cup Finals.

It tells a twisted tale of Johnny Canuck’s failed quest for the “perfect year”, and the emotional aftermath that follows.

With the physical fight over, Johnny must now mentally battle his shock and grief to rise yet again.

Well not really. This clip is from “Fair Game” and happens minutes into the movie. Not only does Naomi’s character profess her love for the Canucks, she declares her disdain for the Leafs. Sadly this memo has yet to reach both the CBC and TSN and the rest of Canada will have to endure endless Leafs coverage.