Neil Breen: The Stanley Kubrick of Bad Films
Which do we love more: bad movies or their troubled directors? Would we love The Room without Tommy Wiseau’s raw…
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Montreal’s Open Air Paintings
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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Your Next Netflix Obsession: Slow TV
Last spring, in a darkened dorm room, I sat with four friends for four hours watching a ferry travel down…
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Autobiography of Red: A Production Meant for Print
Tuesday Night Cafe Theatre presents Autobiography of Red, written and directed by Phoebe Fregoli. CONTENT WARNING: this play deals with…
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Can We Have the Olympics Without Nationalism?
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) mission declares that the goal of the Olympics “is to contribute to building a peaceful…
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Black Panther Marvels
Every year there is a collection of highly anticipated and heavily promoted films that build fan expectations to the…
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Drop that Avo’ Toast
An Interview with the Founder of thatsrealtalk.com Dahye Jung is U3 Accounting and Marketing student at the McGill Desautels Faculty…
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“Arrival Measures” Takes Centre Stage at Centerfold Gallery
On Friday, February 9th, friends and family gathered to celebrate the opening night of Zoë Pawlak’s new exhibition at Centerfold…
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I’m 21 and I’ve Never Owned A Cell Phone
The phone rings and I wait for my friend to pick up. When she does, I let her know that…
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Cinema Vine: The Seven Seconds that Shook the World
me randomly thinking of a vine i saw 3 years ago: https://t.co/hD9mfumKq6 — 𝐤𝖔𝖇𝐲 ♥ (@kobychill) November 11, 2017 ……
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