“If your revolution doesn’t include me, it can go to hell!”: A Gay Pulp Review
This October was McGill’s second Queer History Month. There have been several events discussing new authors and recent literary works…
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The Importance of an Accessible ‘Sesame Street’
Growing up, Sesame Street was an integral part of my childhood. I had an Elmo doll that I carried with…
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Summer Walker is ‘Over It’, But We Are Definitely Not
If you have yet to hear Summer Walker’s highly anticipated debut album, time to give your music library a stunning…
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Selfless Advocating or Tone Deaf Advertising? Frank Ocean’s PrEP+ Party and Clothing Line Explained
During the HIV/AIDs epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s, art reflected the mourning, anger, and confusion that surrounded those affected…
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Three Steps to Comfort Food: Thai Red Curry
As our souls turn stone-cold from the dropping temperatures, the second round of midterms, and the loss of daily samosas,…
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‘Doctor Sleep’: A Tired Trend
Doctor Sleep is set to be released in Canada on November 8th, 2019. Based on Stephen King’s famous novel of…
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Five Masterful Films at the Festival Du Nouveau Cinéma
Bong Joon Ho’s new thriller Parasite is a towering work; at once Bong’s most daring filmmaking and his tightest. If…
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“That’s Too Much, Man!”: BoJack Horseman, Sarah Lynn, and University Students
This article contains spoilers for BoJack Horseman seasons 1-4. As Netflix’s smash hit BoJack Horseman comes to a close with…
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How Lilly Singh is Breaking Down the Barriers of Late Night Television
Six months ago, if you were to turn your TV to NBC at 10:30 p.m., you would’ve seen The Tonight…
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Like An Open Book: Reading Recs For (Almost) Every Major
Apparently, the average McGill student has no interest in reading for pleasure — just ask my friends how many times…
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