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Music without words: A different way of listening
BY MATTHEW CLARK For many people, what ambient music is is a mystery. For others, it’s a way of life. To understand what ambient music […]
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Fifty Shades screenwriter talks whipping the conclusion into shape
BY MAX WELLS 125 million copies sold worldwide. Fourth highest grossing female directed film of all time. Fourth highest grossing romance film of all […]
Indigenous exhibits at Sheridan counter traditional image
BY DAVID SALITURO Two new exhibits at Sheridan College’s Hazel McCallion Campus attempt to show Indigenous people in a new way. The first is a […]
Call Me By Your Name producer talks extended version and Oscar nominations
BY MAX WELLS While Call Me By Your Name may have been snubbed at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, the film’s fight isn’t over yet. […]
Insidious: The Final Key is a mediocre finale
REVIEW BY TYLER REYNOLDS As a fan of movies, January is usually one of the lowest points of the year. Notorious as a time where […]
Photojournalist finds success flying solo
BY BRITTANY LODWICH Being a journalist takes a lot of persistence, and dedication to the truth. There are many different branches of the media industry […]
Kicking back in Cuba
BY KIRK PERRY Kitchener Karate Academy (KKA) is hosting its first international karate tournament in Cuba on Jan. 14. Nineteen KKA competitors will be flying […]
Sheridan artists show off work at Zine Zone
BY DAVID SALITURO Sheridan College art students took over Trafalgar Campus Library on Dec. 13 for the Zine Zone fair. The fair is a chance […]
Erebus is on another level of scary
BY NICHOLAS LUCCIANTONIO The famous four-storey haunted attraction Erebus is back for the Halloween season. Located in Pontiac, Michigan, Erebus is one of the scariest […]
Brampton artist gaining attention
BY ELLEN ROCKSON For many people art is a way of expressing themselves through painting, drawing and sketching. For 24-year-old Nyk Geddes of Brampton, it […]
Curiosa opens door into world of Harry Potter
BY MATTHEW HOPTON “You’re a wizard Harry” said an employee of Curiosa, a Harry Potter themed store on Queen Street in Toronto. Lisa Redekop was […]
Seuss’ Secret Art in the spotlight
BY ANGIE LIU-WHO Carolling! Storytelling! All of it was there. The Art of Dr. Seuss was celebrated with care! This year marks the 60th anniversary […]