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Una joven prometedora,en un papel que encaja a la perfección con Comedy, el segundo número musical del especial que recomiendo hoy, Bo Burnham: Inside. “I'm white, and I'm here to save the day” (Soy blanco y estoy aquí para salvar el mundo)”, entona en esta canción sobre lo absurdo de hacer comedia en un mundo que se va a la mierda. Comedy es solo uno de los temazos de este especial que Burnham escribió, dirigió, protagonizó y montó él solo durante el confinamiento, sin salir de casa, con una cámara, un micrófono, un piano y unos cuantos cachivaches entregados, imaginamos,...

Where the streets have explorers' names, some Halifax residents call for change by Danielle Edwards, The Canadian Press Posted May 16, 2021 7:00 am EDT Last Updated May 16, 2021 at 7:14 am EDT HALIFAX — When builders created Halifax’s distinctive Hydrostone neighbourhood more than a century ago, they chose to honour celebrated explorers. There are streets named after William Grant Stairs, Christopher Columbus, John Cabot and Henry Morton Stanley, among others. But now some residents are taking a closer look at the legacies of the men the streets are named for, part of a national trend exa...

In this Jan. 31, 2018 file photo, contractors remove the statue of Edward Cornwallis in a city park in Halifax. The controversial Halifax figure offered a cash bounty to anyone who killed a Mi'kmaw person. Photo by Andrew Vaughan /THE CANADIAN PRESS Article content HALIFAX — When builders created Halifax’s distinctive Hydrostone neighbourhood more than a century ago, they chose to honour celebrated explorers. There are streets named after William Grant Stairs, Christopher Columbus, John Cabot and Henry Morton Stanley, among others. But now some residents are taking a closer look at the...

HALIFAX - When builders created Halifax’s distinctive Hydrostone neighbourhood more than a century ago, they chose to honour celebrated explorers. There are streets named after William Grant Stairs, Christopher Columbus, John Cabot and Henry Morton Stanley, among others.

Brandon Sun By: Danielle Edwards, The Canadian Press Posted: Save to Read Later HALIFAX - When builders created Halifax’s distinctive Hydrostone neighbourhood more than a century ago, they chose to honour celebrated explorers. There are streets named after William Grant Stairs, Christopher Columbus, John Cabot and Henry Morton Stanley, among others. A sign marks Stairs Place in the Hydrostone district in the North end of Halifax on Thursday, May 13, 2021. The street was named for William Grant Stai...