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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Five Friendship-Focused Films To Watch this Galentine’s Day
(Fair warning: The movie trailers play automatically, so you might want to turn your volume off for this list!) Every…
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A Totally Pink Meal For Your Valentine’s Day Pleasure
With the lockdown extending into Valentine’s Day, I couldn’t leave you all hanging without an at-home alternative to your usual…
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The Bull & Bear Arts and Culture Team Does…La Poutine Week!
What says Canadiana more than fries, cheese, and gravy? This year for La Poutine Week 2021 (February 1st-7th), writers in…
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How Does Glee Measure Up To Today’s Standard of Television?
It was the summer of 2013. The highs and lows of seventh grade had taken their toll on me, and…
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Campus Virginity Clubs: A Fresh & Fortified Approach to Millenial Humour
McGill is an interesting place. Despite tens of thousands of students here studying a wide range of subjects, we all…
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How Brunette Is Outfitting Montreal – and Saving Restaurants, Too!
The restaurant t-shirt is the new band t-shirt. Two years ago, while Dave Rose was bringing heat to Montreal as…
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