Tune in and Dropout: Light on the jokes, heavy on the toxic masculinity
‘Lonely and Horny’ review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 1/5 The jokesters over at CollegeHumor launched their own…
Category: ARTS
Douglas choirs entertain with classical and contemporary compositions
Douglas College Choirs in Concert review By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer On Saturday November 24, the Douglas College choirs…
Local show highlights the Asian experience
‘Yellow Fever’ at Red Gate Arts Society By Isabelle Orr, Entertainment Editor There comes a point in almost every…
New and great music on Spotify
Spotify Release Radar and Discover Weekly picks By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Spotify treats me to a great selection…
Rezz has a certain kind of magic
Rezz at the PNE Forum By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Rezz—the stage name of Isabelle Rezazadeh—is a Canadian DJ…
The great ghost ship mystery
‘Return of the Obra Dinn’ game review By Duncan Fingarson, Senior Columnist Return of the Obra Dinn is one…
Tune in and Dropout: ‘Um Actually’ doubles down on nerd trivia but fails to offer much else
Um, Actually’ review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 2/5 The jokesters over at CollegeHumor launched their own comedy…
Mariah Carey’s latest album is an okay mix of old and new
‘Caution’ album review By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer 3/5 Mariah Carey’s latest 10-track album Caution (released on November…
Indigenous arts to change the world
Douglas hosts Indigenous Artisans Fair By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor The Indigenous Artisans Fair was held in the Douglas…
You’re a less mean one, Mr. Grinch
‘The Grinch’ movie review By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor 3/5 This Grinch has something very different to offer…