Arts
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Edgar’s sexuality contended by FBI
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When releasing a film about a memorable political figure like John Edgar Hoover, you can expect that you’re going to generate some scrutiny from
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Drag dominates at WLU
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Glitter, pink cocktails and gender-bending performances filled the Turret last Saturday night along with the large, enthusiastic crowd who came out to support Drag
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In review: The Muppets
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From the moment the reel started rolling, there was a smile plastered on my face. It didn’t leave until the lights came up. The
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Arts Bites
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Bachmann offended by Roots, Fallon, NBC After her appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon was introduced with the Roots playing the track “Lyin’
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Waterloo Region Museum now open
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For many Wilfrid Laurier University students, a trip to the Waterloo Region Museum might not be forefront in their minds when planning their weekend.
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Community and the art of the sitcom guest star
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The television world would be lost without Community. The antics of the Greendale study group has kept the hearts of millions of loyal viewers
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Ex-model declares standard for beauty harmful
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It used to be that fashion models strived to maintain a size six or size eight frame to conform to the standards of beauty
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Rap kings ascend thrones, exceed expectations
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Jay-Z and Kanye West; two names sure to illicit some manner of opinion when uttered. Controversial, certainly, but undoubtedly great. Both have been largely
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Oscar drama continues
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After last year’s Academy Awards ceremonies were widely considered to be the worst in years, the Academy was left in a dark place. As
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The Darcys play abbreviated Maxwell’s set
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One of Toronto’s latest up and coming rock bands, The Darcys, played a show alongside Amos the Transparent on the stage of Maxwell’s Music
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