Arts & Culture
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Helen Zhang From Fringe to Broadway: Six the Musical Phenomenon
Following the success of Hadestown, Edmonton has welcomed another Broadway-bound musical, playing at the Citadel Theatre this month. Six the…
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Alberta as a backdrop for new indie film, Father of Nations
When it comes to films and film production in Canada, most people think of Vancouver or Toronto, but rarely do…
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Emoji Of The Week: Genie
We all know the classic emojis: cry-laughing face, the “yasss queen” face or even the poop emoji. However, one lesser-known…
Read More » - Helen Zhang
Spill the Tea: Assam Bukhial Estate P.F.
Spill the Tea is a series where our writers review various tea brands and tea types. Black teas are my favourite…
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Retro on Retro: Heathers
Content warning: this article contains mentions of sexual assault, suicide, and murder. Michael Lehmann’s Heathers may be outdated in more…
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Film Review: Hustlers
Have you ever thought to yourself: wow, this movie is good, but there’s something missing, and it’s Jennifer Lopez taking…
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Film Review: Jojo Rabbit
Taika Waititi’s anti-hate satire is a stunning response to contemporary far-right radicalization. In the opening title sequence of Jojo Rabbit,…
Read More » - Alanna Yee
Book Review: Power Play: Professional Hockey and the Politics of Urban Development
At this point I am sure almost everyone has either attended an Oilers game or a concert at Rogers Place.…
Read More » - Mitch Sorensen
Diss Track: Taylor Swift, Camila Cabello and Ava Max
In this segment, our writers turn a pen against the music industry’s worst penned offerings. No song is safe from…
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Film Review: The Lighthouse
Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse is a film-lover’s wet dream — and a magnificent nightmare. Following his 2015 feature film debut…
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