The optimism of ‘Star Trek’
One of the most famous examples of its commitment to portraying a truly post-racial society was having Kirk and Uhara kiss, the first-ever interracial kiss on camera.
Category: ARTS
Journey to gold
This year’s winners, Blake Rayment and Hannah Ewing, tied for first-place and both received gold awards.
‘Is this Sufjan Stevens song gay or about God?’
At the end of the day, Stevens is a brilliant lyricist and an incredible artist.
Full of scares, but lacking depth
When it comes to suspense and shock, this movie is not lacking. The alien life-form the crew discovers grows in its fear factor whenever it appears on-screen.
‘Death Note’: Dead before it hits the screen?
The Americanizing approach seems even more problematic and bizarre with a story as culturally specific as Death Note.
Canada’s history explained in record time
‘Canada: The Story of Us’ shows the history of Canada at a fast pace and with a lot of action.
Awards Benefit Concert proves that support pays off
After witnessing a show full of musicianship from both vocal and instrumental ensembles, it’s impossible not to respect the time, effort, and emotion that goes into performing.
Ariana Grande stepping it up
On Friday, March 24, Ariana Grande came back to Vancouver with her second major tour, the Dangerous Woman Tour, which is one of the biggest concerts in this year’s Vancouver concert calendar.
Giant man-eating monsters are back
The most compelling thing about this series is the world. Bleak and desolate, the grim desperation of humanity clinging to survival in its last few cities is ominously believable.