Arts
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Bastille tears down Toronto
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If you’re not already familiar with the English band Bastille, then you have some catching up to do. The band, which consists of four
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How a teacher changed T.V.
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“That’s all, bitch!” It’s the end of an era with the final episode of AMC’s Breaking Bad having aired this past Sunday. For those
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Cape Breton girl charms audience
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There is an unfortunate reputation, especially among the younger generations, that going to the symphony is dull—this past Friday however, was anything but that.
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Arts Bites
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Breaking Bad Homeowners Aren’t Selling The people who actually live inside Walter White’s house on “Breaking Bad” claimed that no amount of meth money
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The Dodos go loco
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While the dodo bird has been extinct for over 250 years, The Dodos, an American indie-art-folk band, certainly will not be going extinct any
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H2O makes a splash at THEMUSEUM
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As of last weekend, residents of Kitchener-Waterloo were invited to experience a creative exploration of issues surrounding water scarcity, and the “can’t-go-without-it” importance of
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A most royal birthday
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Despite their thirtieth anniversary being two years away, John Tutt, owner and operator of local establishment Princess Cinema and Princess Twin, already knows exactly
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GTAV: Not for the faint of heart
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Gaming’s most coveted and controversial title has released another chapter in its long reign. Grand Theft Auto V, released last week, made a billion
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In review: The Prisoners
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After the conclusion of the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival, movie goers are looking to cast their eyes on the next crop of Oscar
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Arts Bites
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Nick Carter Putting It All on Paris What do you get when you mix a frosted-tipped teen idol and socialite royalty Paris Hilton? A
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