The Doors remain open and infinite
Fifty years since the release of the band’s last album still resonates with fansBy Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist This year…
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In defense of ‘Fear Street’s’ supernatural killers trying to murder LGBTQ+ characters
Why Netflix’s new horror trilogy feels groundbreaking and refreshingBy Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager I was concernedly young the first time…
A playlist with songs representing a day in August
Driving through AugustBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor August holds a special power in the year. It’s the ultimate juxtaposition month…
Finally! An art museum that isn’t mind-numbingly dull
A review of the ‘Imagine Van Gogh’ exhibitionBy Nhi ‘Jenny’ Vo, Production Assistant What’s the point of staring at different…
Get jazzy to beat the heat
2021 Vancouver International Jazz Festival previewBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In the past year, many concerts and festivals were either…
Willie Dunn’s 1978 ‘I Pity the Country’ is still applicable today
An analysis of the protest song’s current relevance By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Willie Dunn’s “I Pity the Country” is…
Sex, drugs, and success according to Abel
YouTube music video classics: The WeekndBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist During his childhood in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, Abel…
An Indigenous superhero fighting to save the world
For once a highly original comic that isn’t from the Marvel or DC universeBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4/5 If…
‘My Octopus Teacher’ Netflix film review
Nature is life’s greatest teacher in this documentary By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor 4/5 The octopus is attacked by a…
The connection between support animals and art therapy
Animals promote healthy living in a variety of waysBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor “It has been really amazing to witness…