A Caffeinated Cafe Crawl
Temperate temperatures are back! This means it’s finally time to crawl out of our winter caves and check out Montreal’s…
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PHI Centre reopens its doors, creates pathways of innovation
PHI Centre, a multidisciplinary arts and culture organization located in the Old Port of Montreal, is a testament to the…
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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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Only Footprints Provides Frights and Fun During La Festival de la Bête Noire 2021
Choose Your Own Nightmare! It’s another Saturday night in the infamous pandemic. You have two options: 1. Open your laptop …
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7 Books That Deserve So Much More Than Just Being Called “Chick Lit”
Just last week, my professor’s icebreaker question at the beginning of our seminar was, “What is your guilty pleasure read?”…
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‘Promising Young Woman’ is Scary Because It’s All Too Realistic
Content warning: This article discusses sexual violence in depth. Released earlier this year, writer and director Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young…
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The Uphill Slope of Rebecca Black’s Career
Abstract: Rebecca Black has been a household name for a decade now. Her breakout song “Friday” accompanying music video defined…
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What Taylor Swift Taught Me About Staying Creative In Isolation
On February 12th 2021, Taylor Swift released a new take on one of her classic hits. Other than a few…
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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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What to Read This Black History Month
In light of the Black Lives Matter protests that swept the globe in 2020, Black History Month is getting more…
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