Arts & Culture
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Supplied Q&A: “Shakespeare, But Not As You Know It” with Max Rubin
What: Shakespeare’s Richard IIIWhere: Timms Centre for the ArtsWhen: October 11-19Directed by: Max Rubin How much: $12 for studentsMore info at…
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DatApp: Her
Everyone wants to find love, right? I’m not the only one still swiping away, trying to find my soulmate, right?…
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Playlist: Moody midterm study playlist
The skies are grey outside as you sit in the library, trying to focus. You idly spin your pencil as…
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Edmonton International Film Fest 2019: “Parasite”
I had the chance to run into Bong Joon-ho at the Toronto Pearson Airport, and he was incredibly sweet and…
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Edmonton International Film Fest 2019: “First Love” Review
The protagonists of Michael Masarof’s debut feature, First Love, don’t look much like twins and don’t act much like them,…
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Deadmonton Haunted House Review
What: DeadmontonWhen: September 27 to November 3, 2019Where: 7031 Gateway BoulevardTickets: $25 regular, $45 speed pass (line skipping on peak…
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Healing the trauma with Mona Haydar
Mona Haydar is many things — a rapper, a poet, and an activist — but being diffident is not one…
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Album Review: Danny Brown’s “uknowhatimsayin¿”
Danny Brownuknowhatimsayin¿Warp Records After the conceptual masterpiece that was Atrocity Exhibition — a project that went woefully underlistened when it…
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Dessert Conquest: Cheesecake
What is your favourite dessert? Maybe, like me, you love anything chocolate. Maybe you prefer a more rich dessert. Or…
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Short story review: Stephen King’s “The Jaunt”
How do you explain the realities of scientific progress to young children? Mark Oates, a father of two, wrangles with…
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