Study shows cancelling plans to be more addictive than crack
‘Flakiness is becoming a societal scourge,’ say researchers By Rebecca Peterson, Humour Editor A study out of the Institute of…
America votes, candidate wins!
Some people voted for third party members, but not a single third party member won, that’s for sure.
‘The crown always wins’
The Crown gives an exciting and vulnerable inside peek of the House of Windsor.
Tatiana Maslany on acting and filmmaking
Actress and producer shares story at VIFF By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Tatiana Maslany is one of the biggest stars…
Inside the lives of millennials
Second Jen is about two best friends living in Toronto who are both named Jen.
Finding a connection in a world of technology
“That’s what the play is really about: The way we connect and how it’s ignored or interrupted through so much going on.”
Werner Herzog and Netflix tackle volcanoes in stellar new documentary
From the island of Vanuatu to Mount Erebus in Antarctica, Into the Inferno examines the way volcanoes affect cultures and individuals around the world.
‘Welcome to the darkness, we hope you find it enlightening’
The premise behind each episode [is] to show the reality that society could fall into within the blink of an eye, if we’re too careless.
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…
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.