Arts at One: French Melodies
Although Franceās contributions to the evolution of modern film and music are many and varied, I must admit that I am fairly illiterate when it comes to French culture.
Tag: ADAM TATELMAN
Flawed By Design: Graphical infidelity
Whatās uncanny about the advancement of graphics in games is the way it has both spurred and restrained game design.
Such tweet sorrow
WTF theatre, a Vancouver-based company known for its experimental performance ideas, has announced a new rendition of Shakespeareās Romeo and Juliet to be performed entirely on social media.
Flawed by Design: Bad romance
There are plenty of games that try to depict characters in love, but relatively few of them manage to do that with any degree of success.
Big trouble in little Chinatown
On January 25, a council meeting was held at Vancouver City Hall to finalize development permits for Wall Financial’s proposal to build a 12-story mixed-use building on East Hastings.
War of the Words
On the campaign trail, public persona is everything. You have to get people to like you, or youāll never be elected.
Tragic misconceptions of actors and their practices
Historically, it has been quite popular to depict actors as out-of-touch, borderline-psychotic emotional wrecks. Perhaps this is because most people who arenāt in the film and theatre communities donāt actually know any actors on a personal basis.
The return of the king
Rock ān roll fans, octogenarians, and conspiracy theorists around the world rejoiced when Elvis Presley resurfaced for the first time since 1977.
Flawed by Design: The cinematic arcade
Thief II comes from a simpler time. Its in-game graphics are frankly hideous, even for a 16-year-old game, and the pre-mission cutscenes are a mix of hand-painted slideshows and live actors in silhouette.