Meatless Monday: Liquid lunch!
The weather is getting nicer and the days are getting longer. Summer is here, and weāre all enjoying more refreshments, particularly those of an alcoholic nature.
The weather is getting nicer and the days are getting longer. Summer is here, and weāre all enjoying more refreshments, particularly those of an alcoholic nature.
Summer is upon us, so what can you do to make sure you look your most stylish? Like any product of the digital generation, I usually take my cues from my favourite celebrities, especially when they walk the red carpet.
Tell your friends you study karate, and you’ll likely hear āWatch out, we got a badass over here,ā Neil deGrasse Tyson pose and all.
Board games are a great way to get to know people. Strangers can become friends and friends can become bitter rivals. Party games are designed specifically for this purpose, and can be either silly or deep. This game is a little of both.
This summer, Bard on the Beach presents Shakespeareās classics with some new twists on old favourites. From June 4 to September 26, The Comedy of Errors will transport audiences into the world of science fiction with its Steampunk re-imagining.
Have you ever watched The Avengers and wondered, āHey, what would this be like in Elizabethan England?ā Neither have I, but thatās exactly what fan-favourite author Neil Gaiman gives us in Marvel 1602, a unique and action-packed alternate universe fiction.
Iām a fan of mystery stories. Iāve read over a hundred of them by now, and amongst the ones that stuck best in my mind are those penned by Isaac Asimov, featuring Detective Elijah Baley and R. Daneel Olivaw.
Fans tend to agree that Ben Affleckās ultimately passable Daredevil failed to adequately explore the inherent ironies of a street-level, mobster-mangling vigilante who works by day as a blind, penniless attorney with a devout Catholic conscience.
Mad Max: Fury Road may be a twist-free, two-hour car chaseābut thatās not all it is. Director George Miller has seen to that. Like the otherworldly Frankensteinās-monster vehicles from the film, Fury Road packs an impressive amount of substance (most of it explosive) onto a recognizable chassis.
Northwest Fan Fest (NWFF), a convention celebrating geek culture, occurred at the Anvil Centre in New Westminster on May 29ā31. The West Coast Fan Society moved the convention from last yearās University of British Columbia location to New Westminster to allow for easier accessibility by public transit in order to attract more fans.