The True Problem in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Nets changed forever when they signed Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant in the summer of 2019. Skeptics at…
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MLB’s Rule Changes Hope to Bring a New Era to Professional Baseball
Major League Baseball announced last week a series of rule changes that curb fan-maligned tactics like the defensive shift and…
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The 2022 Hall of Fame Class: A Vote on Baseball’s Greatest Steroid Users
On January 25th, the new inductees into the Baseball Hall of Fame will be announced. This is the tenth and…
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Adapting The Unadaptable Novel
This Thursday, director Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel Dune will hit theatres across North America. Villeneuve will try…
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The Blue Jays are a World Series Threat in 2021
Around 1 P.M on April 1st, the first pitch of the 2021 MLB season will be thrown to the leadoff…
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McGill Students Should Give Short Films a Chance
Short films (shorts) are approaching their annual and all-too-brief moment in the spotlight. Today, on March 15th, the Oscars announced…
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One Night in Miami Is A Team Effort in Cinematic Excellence
One Night in Miami documents a single night in 1964 when Malcolm X, boxer Cassius Clay (who later changed his…
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‘Mank’ Provides a Refreshing Gateway Into The World of Citizen Kane
If COVID-19 had left both Hollywood and Montreal untouched, then McGill students would be watching David Fincher’s newest, Mank, in…
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A Guide to McGill and Montreal’s Literary Community, From A To Zine
Literary publications at McGill and the greater Montreal area are a vital part of our creative community. They allow writers…
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Five Frightening (and Free!) Films That McGill Students Can Stream This Halloween
Horror movies usually captivate us with the riveting thrills and spine-chilling scares missing from our own lives. That being said,…
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