Arts
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Kitsch and Stanton discuss John Carter
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Taylor Kitsch has worked with some of Hollywood’s greatest actors — from Kyle Chandler and Liam Neeson to John Travolta, Oliver Stone and Selma
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Slam poet for women’s rights
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On Tuesday night, Brooklyn based slam poet Carlos Andrés Gómez performed to a large crowd at the Turret nightclub. In partnership with K-W Poetry
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84th Oscar Awards, revisited
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It was a rocky road to Oscar night this year. There was a change in the voting rules for the best picture category. There
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The Grey refreshing take on survival-horror genre
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A refreshing take on the survival-horror genre and – thankfully – one without zombies or diseases, The Grey provides an intimate movie experience that
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Waterloo Arts Collective: alternative for local performers
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“Groups like F’n’M or Musical Theatre Laurier or open mic night, they’re all great organizations ⎯ we’ve both done them, loved them ⎯ but
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Arkells consistently impressive
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Hamilton rock band Arkells made a triumphant return to the K-W area Thursday, Feb. 9, performing to a packed house at Kitchener’s Elements Nightclub.
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John Green pens moving novel
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John Green’s novel The Fault in Our Stars is one of those novels that forces the reader to feel every single emotion for which
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What to read at the WLU Bookstore
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Whether you are planning a vacation or staying in this reading week – make sure to drop by to take a look at our
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Breast cancer film eye opening
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“Slash, burn, poison,” said Dr. Susan Love to describe the seemingly unchanged methods of treating breast cancer she has seen through her lengthy career.
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Grammys honour perpetrator of domestic violence
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On Sunday night, Chris Brown took the stage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles during the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, not once —
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