Arts
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Born Ruffians show their raw talent
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The weather might have been dreary for most of Thursday October 17, but it certainty wasn’t humdrum for the Born Ruffians at Starlight. Coming
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The Weeknd hits his mark
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In a short two or three years, Abel Tesfaye, better known as The Weeknd, has seen a rise to R&B fame that seems to
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British Fancy a delight
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The Wilfrid Laurier Wind Orchestra played their first concert of the year to a full house this past Saturday at the Maureen Forrester Recital
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The ‘authentic’ concert-going experience
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This may come as a shock, but I’ve been to many concerts. I’ve covered a wide variety of genres—from rap to heavy metal. Fundamentally,
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Joining film and community with Cin-E-merge
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Cin-E-merge WLU is tired of film studies students being unaware of the career options that they possess once they graduate with their degree. Cin-E-merge
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Doing G.O.O.D.
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After quite a few delays and last minute changes to My Name Is My Name, fans of Pusha T are anxious to finally hear
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In review: Captain Phillips
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Perhaps best known for his work done with Matt Damon throughout the Jason Bourne trilogy, director Paul Greengrass has now joined forces with Tom
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Arts Bites
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Charlie Hunnam Gains Self Respect Back Charlie Hunnam, star of the popular television show Sons of Anarchy, has somehow escaped the furry handcuffs of
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Bring back the brains
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What defines a scary movie? The wretched horrors of the afterlife? The risk factors involved? How about those ever-changing technological special effects that tend
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J. Cole causes ‘trouble’ at Massey
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What do you get when you mix two young American rappers with one of Toronto’s premiere theatre auditoriums? Can’t guess? Well it is far
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