Pictures that move. Or is it pictures that move?

The Artist Showcase is back with photgrapher, Alnis Stakle. He previously contributed his [Ex] Pride series for our ongoing Jaded Photography Series.

The JXM crew caught an early screening of Michel Gondry's latest artsy flick The Science of Sleep. The film will forever be ingrained in JXM for its offbeat jokes and you'll find yourself quoting it for years to come.

V Man's bi-weekly reviews are back with a classic. The Citizen Kane debate roars on. Is it really that boring? Or is it really revolutionary? See what the film explorer has to say. Either way, all we know is here at JXM, it really got our V Man thinking. He never was the quiet type before...

Our film explorer V Man has dug up a classic high school flick just in time for all of you suffering the dreaded "back to school" syndrome. It's the most wonderful time of the year. Check out V Man's take on the film that made Spicoli a cult hit and our film explorer need a shower. What you say? Read it here!

The Artist Showcase returns with photgrapher, B.A. Bosaiya, who contributed the Angels and Insects series for our own Jaded Photography Series.

The 10th Annual Toronto Urban Music Festival returns with another strong musical lineup featuring Canada's Kardinal Offishall and a tribute to legendary beatboxer as well as the return of the Toronto Urban Film Festival. Read more about here!

The third installment of the Jaded Photography Series is back with photographer Alnis Stakle and his collection of black and whites focusing on the theme of pride. The thought provoking [Ex] Pride is an essay on the aforementioned topic with a personal touch.

Billy Wilder's Some Like It Hot starring Marilyn Monroe has been hailed as one of the funniest films of all time. Does the humour still hold up to today's more apathetic movie audiences? Vince takes a look at the cross dressing comedy.

The Jaded Photography Series continues for another week with Angels and Insects by B.A. Bosaiya. The collection is an examination of the beauty that is often overlooked in the darker corners of nature.

The Way of the Weirdness returns after a long hiatus. And once again we bring with us something decent. In fact it's much more than decent! It's so decent, it's - well see for yourself...

Continuing August's month of firsts, JXM is kicking off its brand new feature, the Jaded Photography Series. We'll be regularly presenting readers with a new collection of photos by up and coming photographers from around the world. Sixteen9 by Keith Kin Yan is our first series, which is an experiment in the amalgamation of photography and film.

Vince is back with another adventure as he goes thorugh his film vault! This time out he stumbled upon the 1967 classic, The Graduate, starring a very young Dustin Hoffman with the lovely Anne Bancroft, who is now permanently coined as "Mrs. Robinson" - the original MILF before we knew what a MILF was.

The Artist Showcase returns with a first. JXM brings you photographer and animator Keith Kin Yan, of New York City.

JXM is kicking off a series of reviews of some of film's most renowned classics with new staff writer Vince Man. Join us regularly as Vince gives his unique modern perspective on some of the past landmarks in film. First up is the 1950s flick, Creature from the Black Lagoon.

The Artist Showcase is back with illustrator and photgrapher, Ande Rummel, whose work will be appearing in the upcoming Negative Burn anthology by Image Comics and Desperado Publishing.

The widely anticipated sequel to the hugely successful Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is released today in theatres all over North America. Does the film suffer from the curse of the sequel? Kate caught an early screening of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.

The Artist Showcase returns with German artist and illustrator, Thomas Nachlik, of Speakeasy Comics' The Flying Friar.

The Artist Showcase finally returns with one of JXM's own contributors, Portugese Illustrator and Writer, HvH.