Arts & Culture
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Ferdinand Maingat, Walkable Edmonton Walkable Edmonton aims to get people’s feet moving
Edmonton has long been characterized by vast suburbs and highways where F-150s roam free — it’s a city many say…
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Supplied — Igneous Theatre Productions Rocky Beginnings & Ordinary Heroes: How Edmonton’s newest theatre company found their bearings
What do rock formations and theatre have in common? Normally, not much. But for one of Edmonton’s newest theatre companies,…
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Alex Patterson Emoji of the week: Camel
🐫 Camel https://emojipedia.org/bactrian-camel/ I’ll admit, I’ve never used this emoji in my life. In fact, I can’t imagine a single circumstance…
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Harshbir Kang Mission Impulseible: Finding culinary creativity in a forgotten food group
What is a pulse? No, not that thing doctors check, but an incredible group of foods that present vast opportunities…
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Supplied The Watch-men Ep 73: Life + Get Out
Things get deep, man, on this episode of The Watch-men Podcast, as Matt, Sam and Joyce unpack the hidden meanings…
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Supplied Editorial: Deconstructing Riverdale; how to craft a hit teen drama
Often in our current pop culture landscape, the remake, adaptations, and never ending sequels reign supreme, while fresh original content takes a backseat.…
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Supplied - Edmonton Tattoo and Arts Festival The Edmonton Tattoo and Arts Festival opens up shop this weekend
What: Edmonton Tattoo and Arts Festival Where: Edmonton Expo Centre When: March 31st – April 2nd (Friday 4pm-midnight adults only)…
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Joshua Storie What’s with millennials’ obsession with tattoos?
Carl Casedo loves his ink. The 20-year-old has nearly two armfuls of it: his left shoulder features a roaring Chinese…
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Supplied Top 5: Reasons Netflix’s ‘Death Note’ remake looks like shit
Netflix has shared the first trailer for its live-action film adaptation of Death Note, starring a dude with frosted tips…
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