Healing Through Rage: An 8-Track of Angry Canadian Artists
The following article initially appeared in a reduced version in the Bull & Bear Winter 2021 Print Issue: Healing. In…
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Montreal’s Independent Cinema Scene Faces a Prolonged Intermission
Off to the Picture Shows? Interior. McLennan Library. Evening. McGill student Rachel is sitting behind a carrel desk on the…
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“More Than a Striptease”: Discussing Diversity and Sex Positivity With LatinX Burlesque Canada
An art form with a rich history, burlesque showcases the eroticism of the individual. Burlesque is often a mix of…
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The Queer Story of James McGay
It was a small fun fact in a tour. An innocuous tidbit that many have forgotten, but it has haunted…
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Mitski: Music for a Messed-Up World
“Don’t think about the past, it’s always there anyway,” proclaims Mitski in “Cop Car,” her newest single from the soundtrack…
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The Power of Lyrical Meaning: Breaking Down Pitchfork’s Top Albums of the 2010s
In the 21st century, the practice of producing and distributing your own music is easier and more widespread than ever,…
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“That’s Too Much, Man!”: BoJack Horseman, Sarah Lynn, and University Students
This article contains spoilers for BoJack Horseman seasons 1-4. As Netflix’s smash hit BoJack Horseman comes to a close with…
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The Gang Gets Snubbed: The Tragedy of ‘Always Sunny’ and The Emmys
In what many consider to be the golden age of television, few comedies shine as bright as It’s Always Sunny…
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I Wore a Tiny Hat for a Week, So You Never Have To
I know you’ve seen them. On that girl skating at TRH-Bar, on that frowning softboy shivering while he walks to…
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The Moral Philosophy of The Good Place
In case you’ve been living under a rock, this article contains spoilers for The Good Place season three. The Good Place is…
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