Animesque: Spicy dreams
There are those who consider Paprika to be the Japanese version of Christopher Nolan’s Inception.
Category: ARTS
An immigration success story
Based on the bestselling book by Colm Tóibín, Brooklyn follows a woman from Ireland named Eilis Lacey (Saoirse Ronan) as she learns American culture in the United States while remaining proud of her Irish culture.
Comic Corner: Scary fairy tales fit for a vampire
Continuing with our Halloween theme for the month of October, this week I decided to check out a classic—actually, more a revision of a classic: Vampirella: Feary Tales.
Kickstarter in the Community: Making textbooks affordable and adorable
In a world where post-secondary textbooks are exceedingly expensive, SlugBooks, a textbook price comparison website, strives to help students make informed textbook purchases.
New Neverland movie doesn’t soar
There have been dozens of adaptations of the story of Peter Pan throughout the years, some good, some… not so good.
A high‑tension tower of achievement
Seven’s 20th anniversary came just in time to meet October’s demand for thrills and chills.
Reflect on the past with ‘Thunder in Our Voices’
Thunder in our Voices, the latest exhibit in the Amelia Douglas Gallery, showcases how powerful a group of people can be when they fight for what they believe in using only their voices.
Before they were Avengers
To celebrate the recent release of Avengers: Age of Ultron on Blu-ray and DVD, we’re taking a look at what the actors did before they became Avengers.
Comic Corner: Neil Gaiman’s spooky modern fable
This October, I’m starting things off with a bang, choosing the spooky, musically centred The Last Temptation by Neil Gaiman.
‘Grandfathered’ not so great
John Stamos plays Jimmy, a 50-year-old bachelor who has pretty much everything he wants, except for a family—or is that just some line he throws out to pick up chicks?