Arts
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Goon, the potential return of the sports movie
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What in the hell happened to the sports movie? In the last decade or so the production of sports oriented films hasn’t diminished in
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Prof nominated for Edgar Allan Poe Award
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“My mom introduced me to Agatha Christie novels when I was a kid and as a teenager my dad introduced me to Perry Mason,
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Film critic speaks to Laurier class
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The unavoidable stigma that film critics encounter is the belief that their career is superfluous. We all watch movies, we all have an opinion;
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“We Need to Talk About Kevin” adaptation distractingly unfaithful
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At the risk of being labeled “snobby,” I normally never hold film adaptations of novels at too high a standard, nor do I throw
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THEMUSEUM mixes sport, culture with ARENA
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As the president and CEO of THEMUSEUM in downtown Kitchener, David Marskell is always interested in providing the Waterloo Region with a bit of
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Buck 65: Canadian rap elite plays Starlight set
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The prolific career of Buck 65 (Richard Telfry) has spanned two decades, though his 2011 album 20 Odd Years is arguably his most noteworthy
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Little City’s intimate show
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On Thursday night, a small crowd at Maxwell’s Music House in Waterloo enjoyed an intimate performance by Toronto-based band Little City. The opening acts,
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Group therapy
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Tony McGuinness and Jono Grant of the superstar DJ group Above & Beyond spun a powerful and engaging set to a sold out crowd
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Arts bites
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Obama bumps up Al After singing a few bars of the song “Let’s Stay Together” at the Apollo Theatre last month, President Obama sparked
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Life after Harry Potter
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On Thursday, Jan. 19, an email was sent out to the English and film students at Laurier, announcing a competition to be held by
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