Chairman of the Board: Game of bureaucrats
Unlike most Euro-style strategy games, there is no “point salad” effect at the end of the game—and every victory point is valuable.
Category: ARTS
The importance of art
Faces Places is an unusual and fun documentary about the teaching power of art.
Cyberpunk is back
Cyberpunk, as cool and technologically advanced as it appears, is also typically rather dystopian.
Bard on the Beach founder designated Douglas Honorary Fellow
“He gave every student the time and focus necessary to provide then with accurate feedback. His responses were individual for each student.” – Allan Lysell, retired Theatre Department Coordinator
A Marvel film that’s not just for MCU fans
In spite of my apprehensions, the recent release of Black Panther, and all of the social commentary that has come along with it, prompted me to give the film a shot.
High-stakes action and adventure in CBC’s ‘Caught’
“The characters, their backstories, what they want, and their obstacles, all those kinds of things are front and foremost. We tried not to hang too much on the time and place. We just wanted them to live in it.” – Alan Hawco, star and showrunner of Caught
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.
‘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.