I Wore a Tiny Hat for a Week, So You Never Have To
I know you’ve seen them. On that girl skating at TRH-Bar, on that frowning softboy shivering while he walks to…
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Testimonials from Teen Girlhood
In the last few years, two excellent coming of age films have grappled with the interiority of their teenage girl…
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Presenting Castiglione’s The Book of the Arts Student
Baldassare Castiglione’s The Book of the Courtier (1528) was the etiquette book for those who wanted to make it in…
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Aughts & Culture: Growing up Gaming
Introducing…… Aughts & Culture “Only 90s kids will remember!” You roll your eyes. Trapped in limbo between the iconic days…
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Content Warnings aren’t just Politically Correct
Content warning: Rape, suicide Recently, I saw the show Anastasia Trials in the Court of Women at Tuesday Night Cafe…
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Benjamin Franklin: A Founding Father of Social Media
The 1700s in America were a time of creative destruction and construction. As pioneering colonies clung onto the eastern coast,…
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McGill’s Michelin Star-Worthy Iron Chefs
Tonight’s tasting menu: An appetizer of seared scallops with roasted black garlic, beetroot puree, spiced green apple salad, cilantro emulsion,…
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Beyond the Bubble Tea
475 years ago, Portuguese ships landed on a tropical island. Captivated by its lush forestry, rugged mountain ranges, and rocky…
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When an Album Sits near Death
It’s weird to talk about closure when grief is still palpable. It’s weird to talk about finality when something is…
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Moving Forward With the Women’s March
When the Women’s March movement materialized in the wake of Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2016, a wave of immediate support…
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