Should Oui Stay or Should Oui Go?
“Graduating Student Humbled He Got To Explore Montreal From University To Parc,” reads a post from The McTavish Radish. For…
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Algorithms and the Curation of Taste
The curation of taste is not new in arts and culture. Taste, almost by definition, extends past the individual and…
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Get Out of the Ghetto with Montreal Noir
Disclaimer: Akashic Books generously provided The Bull & Bear with a review copy free of charge. We were not obligated…
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McGill’s Own Soft Girl
Karys Peterson-Katz is a poet, an artist, and a McGill student in U2 honours cognitive science. She recently self-published a…
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Surfing Through the Question of Cultural Appropriation
Lately, more and more activities and customs are being labeled cultural appropriation: music, food, even language. As I prepared for…
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Disappointment Actually
Richard Curtis’ Love Actually (2003) is a well-loved romance-comedy that features an ensemble cast of British stars and follows various…
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Obituary: Public Libraries (300BC – 2016)
Public libraries in North America have passed away in 2016 after succumbing to a brief, but violent, illness. They were…
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Hollywood’s Asian Evasion
Hollywood has had a long and problematic history of casting white actors and actresses in the roles of Asian characters….
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Food for Thought
There’s always going to be an Ebenezer Scrooge around during the holiday season, and here I am! Hey. How’s it…
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SUPER SEXIST : A Character Analysis of Marvel’s Women
By KC Moore, Staff Writer HOWARD STARK: I always thought you should be in pictures, Peg. What do…
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