Let’s Create A Community: An Interview with Bookstore Owner Mathieu Lauzon-Dicso
Mathieu Lauzon-Dicso, co-owner of the bilingual bookstore Librarie Saga Bookstore, has a lot on his plate. In the past few…
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Taylor Swift’s ‘Miss Americana’: A Layered Look Into Her Career and Life
For as long as I can remember, I have been a fan of Taylor Swift. She was the first musician…
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Review: ‘The Gondoliers’ at McGill Savoy Society
The 18th century-set Venetian operetta, The Gondoliers, opened on Thursday. The production, performed by the McGill Savoy Society, the university’s…
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Five Books to Fall in Love With on Valentine’s Day
Who doesn’t like a cringy love story once in a while? Valentine’s Day is today and Netflix is releasing more…
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The Queer Story of James McGay
It was a small fun fact in a tour. An innocuous tidbit that many have forgotten, but it has haunted…
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Seeing the Good and the Bad in Kobe’s Legacy
On Sunday, January 26, 2020, nine people died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, CA. The victims were John and…
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The Problem with ‘Jojo Rabbit’? It’s Missing a Monster
This article contains major spoilers for Jojo Rabbit. A few minutes into Taika Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit, the Academy Award-winning “anti-hate…
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Petals for Armour: The Importance of Letting Hayley Williams Go Solo
Paramore fans have anxiously awaited the release of lead vocalist Hayley Williams’ solo album, Petals for Armour, since she announced…
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Best Documentary Short Subject: The Oscars Category No One Talks About
“What’s nominated for Best Documentary Short Subject at the Oscars this year?” asked no one ever. Short subject documentaries –…
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War is Hell… So is Sitting Through ‘1917’
1917 exists, first and foremost, to give itself a medal of honour: a war film made to look like two…
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