Lots of catching up
Marie Kondo is the ‘Supernanny’ of organizing By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Many during this lockdown are probably at home…
Category: ARTS
‘Once Were Brothers’ is a captivating documentary about Canadian musician Robbie Robertson
The film provides an intricate study of this world-renown Indigenous artist By Jonathan Pabico, Contributor 4/5 If there’s a biographical…
CBC sweeps the Candys
This year’s Canadian Screen Awards aired online By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist When the pandemic was declared in the middle…
The sweetest indie jazz collab
‘What Kinda Music’ album review By Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor London has been the birthing ground to a number of…
This pandemic couldn’t have been explained in a better way
‘Coronavirus, Explained’ documentary series review By Tania Arora, Staff Writer 5/5 Coronavirus, Explained is an American documentary series produced by…
Flower art!
The perfect way to recycle an old bouquet By Morgan Hannah, Life & Style Editor Art is an expression of…
A beautiful, imaginative, and dark family sitcom that belongs on your watchlist
‘Flowers’ is unafraid to explore mental health issues By Udeshi Seneviratne,Illustrator 5/5 If you are a fan of gorgeous cinematic…
Mindy Kaling’s new Netflix show ‘Never Have I Ever’ is fresh and stimulating
A binge-worthy series that anyone can appreciate By Udeshi Seneviratne, Illustrator 4/5 Never Have I Ever centres its story around the…
‘Upload’ premiere is both promising and a hilarious trek through virtual reality
‘The Office’ creator Greg Daniels goes virtual with his new show By Jonathan Pabico, Contributor 4/5 Greg Daniels graced our…
Lots of catching up
‘Art-House America’ shows the importance of independent cinemas By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Independent cinemas or art-house cinemas are community…