Sugary sweet entertainment
âSweetbitterâ TV show review By Craig Allan, Contributor In todayâs world of streaming, cable, and movies, it is easy…
Category: ARTS
Improvisation from around the world
International TheatreSports Festival preview By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Improv is funny no matter what language it is performed…
Local film finds a connection through technology
True love transcends the screen in âEverything You Ever Wantedâ By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist The Young Actors Project…
A film filled with lies
âThe Farewellâ film review By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist 5/5 This summer in the era of Donald Trump,…
Three BC artists capture urban living in square artwork
âCity Squaresâ exhibit now open at Amelia Douglas Gallery By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist âCity Squaresâ is a collaborative…
Sleep paralysis: A muse for centuries
Artistic works inspired by sleep paralysis By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Sleep paralysis is an experience that many people…
Quentin Tarantino returns to roots with a slower but impressive outing
âOnce Upon a Time in Hollywoodâ film review By Craig Allan, Contributor 3/5 For over 25 years, Quentin…
Despite the drama, thereâs hope to be had
âThe Return of Eugenia Cooneyâ review By Roshni Riar, Staff Writer Content warning: This article contains mention of eating…
Tune in and Dropout: Itâs all fun and games until someone becomes a drug kingpin
‘Kingpin Katieâ television review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 4/5 The jokesters over at CollegeHumor launched their own…
Fact and fiction intertwine in HBOâs explosive miniseries
âChernobylâ TV show review By Bex Peterson, Editor-in-Chief 4.5/5 Fans of so-called âprestige TVâ who might have cancelled…