We’ll Take it From Here: Player Autonomy in the NBA
The National Basketball Association (NBA) season made its start two weeks ago and, despite an off-season trade request, Jimmy Butler…
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Feminist Frights: Great Horror for your Halloween Viewing Pleasure
For horror lovers who adore Halloween for the movies, choosing a good film can be difficult. Even more so if…
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Clearing a space for Calder
I’m not a fan of early 20th century avant-garde art. Blasphemy, I know. I’m not saying I see no value…
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What’s the Bubble?
The McGill community is one that attracts many. The university boasts its high academic standards, its long-standing history as one…
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How Ninamounah is Sewing Together Fast-Fashions’ Mistakes
I’ve never understood the use of animal-associated clothing. As a child, every time I looked through my grandmother’s closet I…
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Festival du Nouveau Cinéma Week 2
I won’t mince words: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s new film, the Palme D’or winner Shoplifters, is a complete and utter masterpiece. Kore-eda’s…
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Shakespeare’s Sonnets, Made Modern
It is a clear Friday morning in Montreal, and the sun is out for the first time in several days….
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Paul Schrader Masterclass
Acclaimed director and writer Paul Schrader was at the Festival de Nouveau Cinema this year, where he was honoured with…
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On Eighth Grade, Assassination Nation & Everything Being Scary
Bo Burnham is not and never has been a teenage girl. Sam Levinson is not and never has been a…
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The Sweetest Swing in Baseball is a Home Run
The Sweetest Swing in Baseball, presented by Tuesday Night Cafe (TNC) Theatre, is the story of self-employed artist, Dana Fielding…
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