The juiciest computer board game ever made
What do you get when you throw together cat girls, a thief, other dimensions, dice, cards, stars, battles, and pudding? 100% Orange Juice, that’s what.
Category: ARTS
Suit, screen, and studio
At 6 feet 5 inches, Winnipeg-born actor Aleks Paunovic has no trouble towering over the competition here in Hollywood North. Some would even call him intimidating.
A house divided
Currently, the Marvel Cinematic Universe seems to occupy a strange ethereal plane that shields it from traditional film critique. Dislike the films? You’re obviously not a fan of the comics.
Comic Corner: breathing new life into the undead
It’s not very often that you can combine the words “zombie” and “comedy” in the same sentence, but Wormwood, Gentleman Corpse offers just such an occasion.
A very Dangerous Woman
Despite the fact that a doughnut almost ended Ariana Grande’s career very prematurely, the 22-year-old singer has just released a new album that a lot of people will be talking about.
Blizzard’s new heroes
From the creators of World of Warcraft and Hearthstone, Overwatch exploded onto the crowded first-person shooter scene late last month. Culled from the DNA of Valve’s Team Fortress 2 with a pinch of League of Legends, the game features over 20 unique characters with their own gameplay styles and powers.
Before ‘Game of Thrones’
Long before Jon, Joffrey, or Sansa, there was Rand, Matt, and Perrin, three best friends who had their lives dramatically changed when an Aes Sedai took them away from their village in order to save their lives, which entangled them in a complicated web of magic, politics, war, and power.
Chairman of the Board: Many suns, many sands
Imagine living in ancient Egypt. So many resources dedicated to building great temples and pyramids, when the threat of a flood, drought, or poor harvest loomed at the turn of every season.
Explore the outdoors with Rhythms and Energy of Nature
Nature is alive and radiant in Madelyn Hamilton’s Rhythms and Energy of Nature, the latest exhibit in the Amelia Douglas Gallery. The semi-abstract, mixed media landscapes feature multi-layered textures and vibrant depictions of movement.
Comic Corner: A family affair
I originally read Grendel upon recommendation from a friend, and I will admit I was skeptical. Upon first inspection, it appears to be the lovechild of Jeph Loeb à la Daredevil: Yellow, and Robert Kirkman, neither of which I have been particularly impressed by in the past.