Vancouverâs viaduct variables
Now that the filming of Ryan Reynoldsâ Deadpool has ended, I guess we can start talking about how awful the Vancouver viaducts are.
What is war (and I) good for? Absolutely nothing!
There was a time when refusing to fight in a war was an act of cowardice.
No meat November
November is often seen as a month of disappointment and change. While others are busy mourning the loss of Halloween, writing rushed novels, and remembering the veterans and victims of war, I chose to make this month stressful in my own way: by becoming a temporary vegetarian.
Beauty on a Budget
When it comes to eye makeup, few products are as versatile as the NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in the colour Milk.
Back by popular demand!
As many of you may have read, comedian, actor, and director Ricky Gervais will be hosting the Golden Globes this coming January.
Red carpet roundup!
November 1 marked the start of awards season with the 19th Annual Hollywood Film Awards (HFA).
Defining sexuality
Sexuality has always been a hot-button topic for our generation. How we define ourselves âin the bedroomâ is a very complex part of our identity, and as we go through the motions, attempting to make sense of our various forms of desire, we run into the problematic issue of labels.
That’s just sick
I donât get sick often, but when I do, itâs usually one of those wet-cement-in-the-nose, projectile-spitting, sternum-shattering, blood-eagle coughs that hangs around for a week or two.
The one that got away
Douglas Collegeâs latest play, Almost, Maine, is about romance and is comedic, but itâs a little outside the box compared to your average romantic comedy.
Behind âBard of the Bronxâ
The Douglas College theatre program presents its second production of the semester, Bard of the Bronx: John Patrick Shanley in Perspective.