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Last Friday, Kanye West released the long-awaited Ye after a lengthy stint recording music in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Given that Kanye retreated to Wyoming, of all places, the album was expected to be pure Kanye. Not Kanye alone, not Kanye sans features, but Kanye at his essence right now.
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Coming off a small island that is home to seasonal tourism, Salt Spring Island Ales brings you the Earl Grey IPA. As it says on the label, this brew is the infusion of tea time and fermented wort. Infusing beers with teas is starting to become a popular trend and Salt Spring Island Ales may
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Coal Harbour Brewing has made themselves a well-known brewery in the past couple of years. Aside from all of the awards that Smoke & Mirrors has been winning they have been putting out quite a few tasty brews. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at how they adapted a Douple IPA
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Cannery Brewing has recently undergone a makeover in their labeling, and the attention to their beers has followed suit. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take a look at Rain Shadow. This brew is a dry-hopped sour that has been dry-hopped with Citra and Mandarina Bavaria. Talk about a summertime beer. B.C. Beer Reviews:
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Last week, the Nintendo Switch received another Wii U port; Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition. This is the second Hyrule Warriors port, following the release of Hyrule Warriors: Legends on the 3DS. Is it worth the double dip, or should you give it a skip?
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Solo: A Star Wars Story, while a fun and entertaining ride, is very vanilla. The story has plenty of easter eggs for longtime Star Wars fans with very little in the way of substance. The performances were strong across the board, with the highlights being Alden Ehrenreich and Donald Glover.
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In the lead up to this weekend, advertising campaigns blast consumers with well-wishes of a “Happy Memorial Day” and encourage folks to use their three-day weekends to spend. Amid the noise, it has become easy forget what Memorial Day means for the country and the people who have someone to remember.
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Bert Kreischer is a fascinating character, an entertainer on the rise who is bound to find himself hosting a show related to haunted houses or cute puppies or perhaps a combination of the two.
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If there is one new brewery that is receiving some massive hype it has to be Beere Brewing. The fledgeling brewery has received a great deal of attention, and they are churning out beers that have reportedly been deserving of said hype. Today B.C. Beer Reviews is going to take a look at Mental Floss,
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Dr Pepper has recently announced the retirement of Larry Culpepper, the enthusiastic college football fan and soft drink peddler. In honor of the man that invented the College Football Playoff, here is a list of some of the greatest advertising mascots that were taken away from us before their time.
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