The beauty of love and nature
Artist explores meaning behind her latest exhibit ‘Jayeonmi’ By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist Making art is about telling stories and…
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Chairman of the Board: The fear is rising
Players frantically try to find and rescue four artifacts off of a mysterious island that is slowly sinking into the sea.
Vulfpeck brings funk to the internet age
With 34 tracks in 5 years, the quartet is one of the most prolific funk bands on the scene today.
Switching up the gaming industry
The distinction between handheld versus home consoles has been solid for a long time.
‘Mother Monster’ is gone, call her Joanne
In Joanne, released on October 21, Gaga has incorporated country, classic rock, and blues elements.
A note on history: Along came the singalong
The Juke 8 was basically a microphone, a speaker and amplifier, and a coin slot put together.
The winds of waiting
Luckily, Martin isn’t the only author to write epic fantasy full of brilliantly bloody battles and morally ambiguous characters we love to hate.
Aboriginal voices: An evening of poetry and prose
EVENT magazine hosted a reading and author meet and greet with four prominent indigenous writers in the Douglas College Aboriginal Gathering Place.
Chairman of the Board: The great capitalist con
Many a family has been broken up by its grossly unbalanced gameplay.