A review of Frederick Backman’s “Anxious People”
“This is a story about a lot of things, but mostly about idiots,” Swedish author Fredrik Backman divulges to his readers on the opening page of his new novel Anxious People...
Cuties: Netflix’s unethical exploitations
Photo by Eva Ou The movie Cuties was recently released onto Netflix amidst massive controversy For those unaware, the original promotional poster marketing the film showed...
“Cobra Kai”: the model for kickstarting a dead franchise
Contributed photo It was interesting to transition from watching The Karate Kid to Cobra Kai The former has many serene training sequences placed in front of a...
The ins and outs of Snapchat’s discovery tab content
Snapchat has a discovery tab filled with stories, entertainment and other channels that one can view Sometimes when I’m bored, procrastinating or both, I search through the...
Bingeman’s Screampark incites fright and delight
On Oct 25, a few of my friends came up for the weekend, and for some unknown reason, I agreed to go to Bingeman’s Screampark (and I say "some unknown reason" because I am very...
Harry Styles returns to the music scene with single “Lights Up”
Harry Styles has returned to the music scene after a two-year hiatus with a new song as he dropped the single “Lights Up” last Friday Styles’ debut solo album was known...
Sierra Burgess Netflix film is problematic
After the success of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, Netflix seemed to be hitting it out of the park in the teen high school comedy movie department Then comes Sierra...
The Life of Pablo is a game changer
This is not an album review for The Life of Pablo — it’s too early for that. It’s likely that Mr. West’s seventh album isn’t even finished, yet it is out there to be heard. That’s worth discussing.
Laurier student’s debut is a pop gem
Despite preconceived notions about the familiarity and ability to connect with the audience, Pemkowski has pulled off an impressive debut.