Arts
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Review: The Wolf of Wall Street
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It’s all fun and games until someone becomes motivated solely by greed. At least, that’s what you learn from Martin Scorsese’s, The Wolf of
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In Review: Blue is the Warmest Colour
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Abdellatif Kechiche’s latest film Blue is the Warmest Colour, which is currently playing at the Princess Cinema, has received high praise from critics and
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Growing up G33K
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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
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Cord Reviews: Catching Fire
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When the first installment of the film adaptation of the dystopian trilogy The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins blew everyone away in 2012, audiences
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Cord Arts presents: the best of 2013
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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
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Chilling with Canning
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Blowing through Waterloo Region for the first time as a solo artist, Brendan Canning from Canadian indie music collective, Broken Social Scene, asked visitors
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WLU Junk-Line reworks drums
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A drumline, a section of percussion instruments typically played as a marching ensemble, is something that people associate with high school football games. During
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‘Stache Bash: local music and moustaches
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There is no better way to celebrate Movember than with a moustache contest and some great bands. Radio Laurier’s Movember-themed event, ‘Stache Bash, was
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Laurier’s Rainbow Centre puts on open mic in support of Trans* Awareness Week
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Little Bean Café, located in downtown Kitchener, was the home to the Wilfrid Laurier University’s Rainbow Centre’s Rainbow Voices Open Mic Night on November
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In review: The Book Thief
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Over the weekend, a quiet little film titled The Book Thief premiered in select theatres across the country. Based on the bestselling novel by
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