For the Best Breakfast, Just Cross the Street
Good morning! Running late to that 8:30 class in Leacock, again, I see. Yet, you wait in that winding line…
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Beautiful Warms Theatre-Goers On A Blizzardy Night
It may sound counterintuitive to withstand a Montreal blizzard in order to see the touring company of a Broadway musical,…
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Ten Great 2018 Films Directed By Women (That You Can Watch Right Now)
This year, not a single woman was nominated for Best Director at the Academy Awards. I wish I could say…
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The Perfect One-Pot Curry
It was only half way into my winter break that my soul was crushed, my heart was broken, and I…
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The Bull & Bear Guide to Anti-Valentine’s Day Movies
There are many different reasons one might despise Valentine’s Day. Perhaps you’re single and bitter, and inexplicably hating Valentine’s Day…
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The Moral Philosophy of The Good Place
In case you’ve been living under a rock, this article contains spoilers for The Good Place season three. The Good Place is…
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Andy Shauf and the Little Things
Sometimes to not compromise the beauty or potency of a moment means leaving it at its climax; or, at least,…
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No, Grammys, You’re The Problem
T’was the week of the 2017 Grammy Awards when Frank Ocean emerged from hiding and took to Tumblr to absolutely…
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First Impressions at McGill’s 24-Hour Play Festival
On Saturday, January 26th, I walked into a flurry of activity at Tuesday Night Cafe Theatre (TNC). Often, plays are…
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In The Favourite, Sex is the Royal Treatment
Yorgos Lanthimos’ new film, The Favourite, is a delight. Nominated for ten Academy Awards last week, it’s a lavish costume piece…
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