Arts
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Blast from the past: Swing Kids
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Swing Kids Directed by: Thomas Carter Starring: Robert Sean Leonard and Christian Bale Release date: Mar. 5, 1993 Significance: The film not only provides
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Arts bites: Feb. 10, 2010
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Oasis guitarist delays Canadian justice system Noel Gallagher will fly to Toronto in April to deliver a victim-impact statement against a Pickering man who
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Haiti benefit makes music at the chapel
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Faculty members and students came together on Monday night to show their ongoing support for the recovering nation of Haiti. Showcased in one of
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Exhibit at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery features explorations of self
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The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery (CCGG), located only a few blocks from Wilfrid Laurier University in Uptown Waterloo, is stirring interest among art
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New York, I kind of like you?
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New York, I Love You interweaves the stories of a number of people and places in New York City, exploring the relationships between couples
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Talent of singer-songwriters showcased
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“Who came here tonight with the sole purpose of making Justin Nozuka their personal Valentine?” joked folk singer-songwriter Robyn Dell’Unto before performing her first
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Laurier student in successful band Memoryhouse
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Being recognized for the music you produce is something that eludes a lot of aspiring artists, even when letting anyone see or hear your
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Exhibit at the K-W Art Gallery explores sexuality
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Demonstrating a collection of feminist artwork, the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery (KWAG) is currently holding an exhibit Pandora’s Box, curated by Amanda Cachia and organized
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Arts bites: Feb. 2, 2010
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The Game not Tila Tequila’s baby daddy On Friday, Twitter proved once again that it has legitimate uses. Television “personality” Tila Tequila, who remains
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Appreciating the musical value of Joy Division
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Ian Curtis was a genius. Ian Curtis was tragic. Curtis’ band Joy Division is one of the most influential of not only the “new
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