Cinéma du Parc’s new programme We Are Young! addresses the many trials associated with the evolution to adulthood, through coming of age films.

11 DVDs and Blu-rays out today.

The best part about NXNE, Toronto's answer to Austin's SXSW, is that the city’s crack-smoking mayor allows bars and venues to close @ 4 a.m. during festivals, meaning more bands, more afterparties, more spending and more blackouts. Let's just say the drug business is booming. Smart...

Politically, these may be the worst of times, but for us, it's business as usual in the city.

Will Montrealers embrace a food truck specializing in cheese? The owner of le Cheese, a new addition to its mobile resto ranks, is betting on it.

Here's the theatre that's heated up the stage at the 2013 Fringe Festival so far.

Cult MTL talks to Chuck Hughes about winning #3 Best TV Personality, #6 Most Desirable Male and having both restos on the Best Seafood list in our Best of MTL poll, as well as his new cookbook Chuck's Day Off.

Giuliano Bossa and Melanie Parent’s new film Montreal Underground speaks to musicians and venue owners about how tough life is for small bands and small bars.

Michael Applebaum — your No. 3 Slimiest Local Politician, according to our Best of MTL survey — was arrested and charged with 14 criminal counts today.

Jeff Miller reviews Lisa Moore's latest novel Caught, a terse jailbreak thriller.

Last week gaming hypefest E3 was held in Los Angeles. Here’s how Montreal’s indie start-ups and big studios fared at the conference.

The U.K. saxophonist's tool kit of circular breathing, multiphonics and feedback were expansions on what early African-American free jazz and British free improvisers had already developed, but his particular explorations and aesthetic are unique to him. He is always challenging himself with the unfamiliar, and in so doing has extended the range of the saxophone.

More images from Cult MTL's June print edition fashion editorial, featuring stunning summer clothes by Anaïs Trocherie for atélier b.

New tracks and videos by five local (or honourary Montreal) bands.

Prostitution has been a hot topic for Canadians since the Bedford v. Canada legal challenge to Canada’s prostitution laws in 2012. The case is currently on appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada and has spurred two vastly different documentaries on the subject.

At least one Laval engineering firm was bribing officials with money it made from its coffee machines. Oh, and we've got other news for you, too.

Cult MTL talks to curator Alan Ganev about The Beauty of Tragedy, a showcase of low-brow art at the Conseil des Arts de Montréal that closes this week.

Chvrches are the latest biggest thing out of Scotland. They're playing le National tomorrow night, and you should probably go.