Reviews of two new CBC comediesBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Son of a Critch: 4/5Run the Burbs: 4/5 This winter, CBC expanded their offerings of comedies from the usual once…
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Some of my favourite artists who are coming to Vancouver this yearBy Ash Sabinin, Contributor I missed concerts and am so excited to be able to go out and enjoy…
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Will Sharpe’s famous camera trickery throughout the four episodes gave each scene a mystifying aura. Occasionally, the show would start in black and white and the colours would slowly bleed…
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Andy Weir is also a master at throwing us the most astounding hold-your-breath curveballs, enough to make us physically heave a sigh of relief after it is all over. Andy…
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The chemistry between Hawkeye’s leads is great, the pacing is brisk, and the humour is top-notch, something Marvel occasionally struggles with. ‘Hawkeye’ episode 1, 2 review *SPOILER ALERT*By Joseph Agosti,…
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Luckily, most streaming services offer something for everyone and, most of the content that will be available this holiday season are films, documentaries, or show revivals What to watch on…
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Adele’s ‘30’ ReviewBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist4/5 The tone of the album has a whimsical sound while paying tribute to Judy Garland including the first song “Strangers By Nature.” After…
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Chloé Zhao deserves credit for experimenting with the Marvel formula even if it doesn’t connect.By Craig Allan, Business Manager2.5/5 stars The Eternals, was an interesting turn because it felt different…
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19 has a student project sound with rudimentary musical tones when compared to her recent albums where they went full-on Hans Zimmer orchestrations. A look back at Adele’s debut album…
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‘Things Take Time, Take Time’ uses slower rhythms from guitar, piano, and the drum set to convey the lingering effects of emotional struggles in everyday life. The Australian rocker’s unique…
