Beautiful Beasts
The People’s Choice Awards offer a slightly less formal environment for celebrities to explore fashion—and at times, play with various silhouettes.
Tim Hortons Gothic
The Tim Horton’s line curls like a bloated snake into the territory marked out by the Triple O’s and the stir fry place.
Intergenerational conflicts and repetitive cycles
Perhaps most importantly, adults need to mentor and care for children while focusing on their inherent worth as a human being, rather than on their achievements.
New Westminster stands against hatred
“New Westminster residents from all walks of life…come together and fight back against hatred.”
Middle of the table battles
As the season has shown us so far, holding a lead is much more challenging than it looks.
HMV sings its last song
Digital media has cut into a huge chunk of HMV’s sales, and more and more consumers opt to purchase online or stream instead of buying physical copies of movies or music.
A note on history: Turning the football field into a stage
In the last few years, halftime has basically regained its reputation as the biggest televised pop music show in America.
How to binge-watch ‘The Office’ in 20 days
Don’t get me wrong; it was not an easy task. But somehow, I managed to fit eight years of television into the short span of three weeks.
MAC employee shocked by how pale I am
The first foundation she tried on me swatched orange, and was at least three shades darker than what I could ever hope to aspire to be even if I were to gently roast myself in the sun
Canada isn’t a perfect utopia
In Canada, the child poverty rate is 19 per cent. In the US, it’s 21 per cent.