Arcade Fire’s return to the Junos and more
A lot of Canadian musicians are famous around the world today and the musicians who are nominated this year consist of both veterans and newcomers.
Category: ARTS
‘A Futile and Stupid Gesture’ tells the story of one of comedy’s legends
The film does an exceptional job of showcasing the wackiness behind Lampoon, including all the drugs, the fights, and the ridiculous ideas that were either a huge hit or a complete miss.
Marvel’s fake countries and where to find them
Marvel’s answer was to create fictional nations based loosely around geopolitical hotspots.
More than just a dance club
“What we want to give people is an experience. It’s not just a regular class, it’s an experience.” – MJ Estores, President of DHHC
Chairman of the Board: Furry fun
Visually, the game is great: The anthropomorphic pirate illustrations by Sylvain Guinebaud are very well done and add a whimsical tone to some very basic gameplay.
The best songs to sing in the shower
It’s just you, your own fogged-up reflection, and the steam-muffled echo of your own voice reminding you that you walk alone.
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ more popular than ever
We are making progress with LGBTQ+ representation on TV, but it still isn’t quite there, and Drag Race is a perfect example of the kind of entertainment we need to see more of.
Google Arts & Culture app allows you to see wonders of the world
Google Arts & Culture isn’t just about mildly offending you by comparing you to a bearded nobleman (every single time, no matter what angle the camera faces you).
A note on history: Grammy gaffes from past to present
However, even in its early years the Grammys faced accusations that their selections were limited and outdated.
‘GLUT’ is open at UBC until April
One of the pieces I found most striking in the collection was a work dealing with Friedrich Nietzsche’s many problematic writings on womanhood and femininity in general.