Behind ‘Bard of the Bronx’
The Douglas College theatre program presents its second production of the semester, Bard of the Bronx: John Patrick Shanley in Perspective.
Category: ARTS
Write here, write now at write-ins
This November, as part of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), Lower Mainland libraries, coffee shops, restaurants, and SkyTrains are filling up with amateur and professional writers each attempting to create a manuscript in a month.
Comic Corner: A ground-breaking story of growing up
Persepolis is an autobiographical account of author Marjane Satrapi’s coming of age during a time of political revolution in Iran.
Crime and mystery in British Columbia
Local crime and mystery authors E. R. Brown, Dietrich Kalteis, and Sam Wiebe appeared at the Burnaby Public Library McGill Branch for a public reading of their works, a lively discussion about crime and mystery fiction, and a Q-and-A on November 5.
Get ready to rock—or stay on hiatus?
When Guitar Hero made its debut over 10 years ago, it was something pretty special to an entire generation of gamers.
Link takes on style in his new multiplayer game
I don’t think there is a gamer out there who doesn’t know the Legend of Zelda series.
New Bond movie is nothing new
Ian Fleming’s James Bond is probably the best known spy character of all time, and many movies have been adapted from his stories.
Celebrate a community’s creative works
Ever wonder if your fellow classmates, instructors, or employees at Douglas College make art in their spare time?
Comic Corner: Less than super
Comic fans are waiting with bated breath to see if the new Marvel/Netflix collaboration, Jessica Jones, is as successful as their last attempt, Daredevil.
New ‘Halo’ game offers impressive visuals, same old story
Halo 5: Guardians is the first of the series to grace the Xbox One, and the second in the Reclaimer story arc by 343 Industries.