Arts & Culture
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Liam Hodder Beaumont Music Festival: Delta 88 interview
The 18th Beaumont Music Festival kicked off Friday evening with Delta 88 being the first of many all-Canadian performances on…
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Film Review: ‘Two Women’
In the current artistic climate preoccupied by the male gaze, one can sometimes become discouraged when searching for female-lead female-led…
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Social Intercourse: June 18
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
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From discovery to bringing community together: Anthony Curtis
Based out of Vancouver, Anthony Curtis is an actor and filmmaker. He acted for the first time in a high…
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Book Review: ‘Flamer’ by Mike Curato
Recently, the Government of Alberta launched a survey about age appropriate content in school libraries. Among the examples of inappropriate…
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Reneltta Arluk on storytelling and ‘Pawâkan’
Reneltta Arluk has had her hand in a lot of different areas of the performing arts — directing, writing, acting,…
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Album Review: ‘Everything Sparks Joy’ by Aiko Tomi
Aiko Tomi’s upcoming nine track record, Everything Sparks Joy, is set to release on June 20. It’s dancey, messy, back…
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Nextfest play readings: ‘Lightweight’ and ‘Carmilla’
Nextfest is a festival that showcases emerging artists, particularly in the areas of dance, film, music, and theatre. There’s also…
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The answer is a cabin in the woods: An interview with Dan Mangan
Dan Mangan is a Canadian indie-folk artist from British Columbia. Off the recent release of his seventh studio album, Natural…
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young friend on their new release, ‘motorcycle sound effects’
young friend is a JUNO nominated, Vancouver-based indie project by Drew Tarves. With his debut LP, motorcycle sound effects, releasing…
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