arts
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Thirty years of cinema in uptown
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For Waterloo residents, the façades of the Princess Twin and Princess cinemas stand as figureheads in showcasing films that other local cinemas may not. They cater to a unique experience.
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One Bad Son ‘loves it all’
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One Bad Son has been playing across Canada to much acclaim from fans.
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Hervana to play Waterloo
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Nirvana cover band coming March 22
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Creativity in contemporary fiction
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Writers have become lazy and readers even lazier in their demand.
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Chappie doesn’t live up to its hype
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Although it was visually striking, Chappie suffered from thematic tropes similar to previous films by Blomkamp.
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Hicks enjoys ‘closeness’
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Between playing stadium shows, Hicks returns to Waterloo
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There’s Something Musical in the Water Down Under
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Where does the one Australian artist rank on the Billboard charts?
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Double-bill met with praise
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Following months of preparation, Opera Laurier performed one-act operas Gianni Schicchi and L’Efant et les Sortiléges this past weekend.
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Laurier and the death of art expression
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Art is dying. It’s on life support and not likely to pull through. By now most Wilfrid Laurier University students have no idea fine
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How the Academy Awards played out
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In front of the Lens The most prestigious and talked about category at the Oscars every single year is Best Picture. This category combines
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