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Minh Berger

Arts & Culture

ARTIFICIAL CREATIVITY: WHEN ART MEETS CODE

By Minh Berger

Last month, the Portrait of Edmond Belamy, a painting entirely generated by Artificial Intelligence, was sold for the whopping sum…

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Arts & Culture

We’ll Take it From Here: Player Autonomy in the NBA

By Minh Berger

The National Basketball Association (NBA) season made its start two weeks ago and, despite an off-season trade request, Jimmy Butler…

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Arts & Culture

Lyrical and Mumble Rap: The Clash of Two Generations

By Minh Berger

When the signature lighter flick sound was heard on the first song of Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter V, most listeners…

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Arts & Culture

Why You Should Give the Leftovers a Chance

By Minh Berger

When seeing HBO’s big bold letters and the accompanying sizzling sound, most people think about Game of Thrones or The…

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Altered Carbon: Netflix’s Underwhelming Entrance into Sci-Fi

By Minh Berger

Between the relatively recent releases of Blade Runner 2049 and Ghost in the Shell, as well as the approaching launch…

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Arts & Culture

Five Classic Films to Melt Your Mind Over Reading Break

By Minh Berger

Cinematic twists are extremely volatile plot tools – while they may be incredibly effective in the hands of a skilled…

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Montreal’s Open Air Paintings

By Minh Berger

The Evolution of Street Art In Montreal, it’s rare to take more than two steps without seeing a wall covered…

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From Atoms to Bits (And Back Again)

By Minh Berger and Anna Buksowicz

Nostalgia has and always will be a weird thing to analyze. Why is it that we cling to certain objects…

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Arts, Arts & Culture, Culture

Stranger Things 2 Lives up to the Hype

By Minh Berger

Ever dreamt of diving back into the 80s, that oh-so endearing period, where everyone had weird haircuts and pop music…

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Arts, Arts & Culture, Culture, Uncategorized

The Familiar but Distinctly Fresh Vision of Blade Runner 2049

By Nathan Drezner and Minh Berger

There’s always a fair amount of danger in writing a sequel or making a remake of a beloved cult film…

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