Giving a voice to Japanese Canadian history
“This history […] can tell us […] how race and citizenship and nationhood have been constructed over time in Canada.”
Category: ARTS
A note on history: The drummer’s time to shine
Neil Peart performed with colossal drum kits that included a variety of percussion instruments such as wind chimes and tubular bells.
Dissecting the mystery of a horror movie
The Autopsy of Jane Doe is as much a mystery film as anything else. In fact, the opening scene feels like the beginning of a gruesome crime thriller, not a supernatural horror.
Nothing says ‘Valentine’s Day’ like a film that will break your heart
Whether you’re single, in a relationship, or anywhere in between, these films will satisfy your Valentine’s Day movie craving and teach you everything you need to know about love, loss, and relationships.
Changing the way we eat food
The biopic The Founder shows how a diner would become the fast food restaurant chain that many people know today.
Romance and relationships in speculative fiction
Romance and relationships that don’t even faintly resemble anything you’d see on Earth can still be incredibly powerful and often better than realistic fiction.
Get ready for a downpour
This game is deep and impressive, especially coming from such a small development team.
High fantasy versus low fantasy
Even Lord of the Rings, the quintessential fantasy series and by far one of the richest secondary worlds out there, can be challenged as low fantasy.