Dining

The New Indian Palace

By Michael Minorgan for Curtains Up www.globalgourmnets.ca    michael@globalgourmets.ca Whenever I come across a restaurant that for some reason deems it necessary to have the word “New” indelibly etched onto its name it immediately makes me think that the previous owner had an abysmal reputation and that the new owners, wanting to completely disassociate themselves from […]

Film/TV

Curtains Up on The Pugilist Film

by Joseph Rossi In the last year alone we’ve seen mayoral scandals, political upheavals, religion based issues, corruption, a crumbling economy and pastagate. And the year isn’t even over yet.  But even after all the negativity around Montreal these days, there is a positive. A few friends got together and made a movie. Are they […]

Dining

Chef Michael’s Quick, Easy and Delish Dish for the Weekend

By Michael Minorgan for Curtains Up www.globalgourmets.ca   michael@globalgourmets.ca Mexican Shepherd’s Pie with Sweet Potato As we slowly ease into fall and its cooler temperatures comfort food becomes the perfect elixir. To Me one of the most satisfying comfort foods  has always been “Cottage Pie” or Shepherd’s Pie. Cottage Pie, as it was first known, was […]

Film/TV

Curtains Up on Go Digital or Go Dark

by Joseph Rossi Summer is over.  Back to the grind.  Back to big, new, expensive multiplexes.  Back to pristine, digital, projection.  I spent the past several days in the beautiful Adirondacks where such a luxury doesn’t exist.  Nor should it. With all what nature has to offer, who needs such excess? That was until I […]

Fine Arts

Überculture Art Market

                Samantha Wexler for Curtains Up Überculture was here at Concordia’s EV building this past Wednesday and Thursday to bring Montrealers a local art fair. The premise of the art fair was to bring affordable local art and unique pieces created by local artists and artisans to people […]