In review: Her
Spike Jonze’s Her is a masterpiece I know it’s incredibly hard to start a review that way because now I feel I have to convince you but, trust me, once you see this film you...
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In review: Dallas Buyers Club
Directed by the brilliant Jean-Marc Vallée, Dallas Buyers Club tells the story of an HIV-positive man in Texas during 1985 Played by Matthew McConnaughey, Ron Woodroof was a...
‘Legacy’ project debuts at THEMUSEUM
“How does cutting down a tree in the forest hurt a whale in the ocean” That’s just one of the questions that sculptor Ken Hall wants audiences to ask themselves after...
Winner takes it all: Grammy’s 2014
The 56th annual Grammy Awards are being held on Jan 26 to the delight of music fans everywhere The Grammy’s celebrate the best of the best in mainstream music Arts editor...
Arts Bites
Beyonce’s Surprise Album In a move that only Beyonce could pull off, Queen Bey dropped a surprise album on December 13, 2013 The album just appeared on iTunes and was...
The smash hits of winter break
The Wolf of Wall Street With a stellar supporting cast behind them and the energy of a film from a director half his age, Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio have brought one...
Growing up G33K
G33K, pronounced “geek,” Art Show is experiencing growing pains From November 22-24, Kitchener City Hall got a little geekier as the Rotunda was taken over by the G33K art...
Cord Reviews: Catching Fire
When the first installment of the film adaptation of the dystopian trilogy The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins blew everyone away in 2012, audiences were left wondering how on...
Cord Arts presents: the best of 2013
Top Ten Films 1 12 Years a Slave After winning the People’s Choice Award at TIFF, Steve McQueen’s latest film has garnered nothing but praise for its portrait of...
Chilling with Canning
Blowing through Waterloo Region for the first time as a solo artist, Brendan Canning from Canadian indie music collective, Broken Social Scene, asked visitors of Starlight...