On October 22, about 18,000 students from schools across BC participated in We Day at Rogers Arena. The event featured many celebrities, advocates, and other inspirational speakers empowering youth to create social change locally and globally.
What’s spookier than a creaking, haunted, dust-filled Southern mansion in a stormy October? Nothing, that’s what.
I was never a huge Halloween fan as a kid. A born procrastinator born to procrastinators, I would have lofty ideas for a costume but no good follow-through, causing me to spend the spooky October holiday alternating between a witch and a princess.
Make-up has become a ritual of war paint for most women (and some men) these days. We don it and feel invincible on our quest to tackle the world at large, and if it’s a night out, to find a date.
New York Fashion Week, which took place September 4 to 11, is a colourful event—a fertile breeding ground for fashion trend-maker Pantone Colour Institute to come up with its yearly Fashion Colour Report.
So Halloween is here and you don’t have a costume. There are many routes to go in the land of last-minute costumes, including lazy classics like a sheet-clad ghost, or a cheesy pun costume that usually only takes a good idea and a T-shirt.
Last month, Apple announced the new versions of the iPhone—the 6 and the 6 Plus—which have become the fastest selling versions of the iPhone, with sensationalized reports that the 6 Plus could be bent.
This October, I’m looking at a series of darker themed games. This week we look at a game that makes betraying your friends fun!
It would be hard to approach Halloween and not think about some of the classic movie monsters—creatures like Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, and of course the Swamp Thing.
Set in 1945 in the heart of Nazi Germany, Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, and Logan Lerman bring the struggle of war to the big screen in David Ayer’s Fury.
