Arts & Culture
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No Format! Album Review: Toto Bona Lokua’s “Bondeko”
The first winter snow has fallen across Edmonton and temperatures are starting to decline, but thanks to the group Toto…
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Top 5: Characters in the BBC’s Sherlock
If you are like me and are a big fan of mysteries and detectives, you have probably read many of…
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EIFF Review: Death of a Ladies’ Man
The films reviewed are all being shown at the 2020 Edmonton International Film Festival. Films about booze-fuelled benders are supposed…
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New book gives mental health tips to deal with undergrad stress
Let’s face it, university can be a whirlwind of emotions and problems when it first begins. Deadlines, professors, and finding…
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LitFest 2020 gets immersive with new online format
LitFest 2020 is an annual celebration of Canadian non-fiction, and as the weather gets colder and we enter prime reading…
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“Leaving a legacy”: Q&A with filmmaker Cheryl Foggo on “John Ware: Reclaimed”
When it comes to unpacking the legacy of John Ware, an iconic Black cowboy and rancher who made Alberta his…
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Susan Rogers recounts working with Prince and the women who inspired him
In the world of music, Susan Rogers is the definition of an interesting person. Susan Rogers’ career began as an…
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“Love Your Bean” — Edmonton’s coolest giant jelly beans
There is a new challenger for the title of weirdest art sculpture in Edmonton. Vancouver Biennale has loaned sculptor and…
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Film Review: Tenet
Living in these unprecedented times, I found myself contemplating two questions. First, will Christopher Nolan cave in and go straight…
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A Q&A with Stratus Journal
With the resurgence of all things vintage, a group of Edmonton artists are working to prove that film photography is…
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