The Wax Talk
Cinzia & The Eclipse shares her thoughts on her newest EP
Culture
TVM Reveals the First Issue of Post-Credits Magazine
A new platform for creative film interpretation.
Review: Hamnet, The Retelling of a Lost Figure
A classic told through a shadowed figure
The Gentrification of Online Fandom Spaces
How publishing corporations are ruining fanfiction
Another Doomed Love Story: The American Media & Carolyn Bessette
FX’s new show puts an iconic couple under a new lens
Carrying Home everywhere she goes
What does “home” mean to you? Is it a person? Where you have lived for decades? Where you were born? And what if home was… Read More »Carrying Home everywhere she goes
The Golden Village: Home Making in the Microcosm of Asian Malls
The Golden Village by Karen Cho had its Montreal premiere on February 25th at Cinema du Parc. The 33-minute film, Cho’s most recent work, takes… Read More »The Golden Village: Home Making in the Microcosm of Asian Malls
“Wuthering Heights” and Modern Art History: A Niche Venn Diagram
As a second-year psychology and physiology student, I have found myself in the trenches of monotonous prerequisites. However, between my Organic Chem and Psych Stats… Read More »“Wuthering Heights” and Modern Art History: A Niche Venn Diagram
Taking Attendance for Empty Seats
Student-led zine project sheds light on the Palestinian students unable to take up their
spots at McGill due to structural migration barriers
Phil Elverum on the Power of Imperfection
The line between performance and identity has become increasingly blurred in music. Be it EsDeeKid’s carefully hidden persona or Gorillaz’s quarter-century of lore, artists now… Read More »Phil Elverum on the Power of Imperfection
“Africa Has Always Been My Centre”
The ASSA’s Uhuru Journal celebrates Pan-African agency and innovation
Bad Bunny: Resistance Through Art
How a Spanish-language Super Bowl set turned pop spectacle into a fight over belonging
Patience Is A Virtue
McGill Savoy Society’s latest production is well worth the wait!
“Wuthering Heights” and the Rejection of Complexity
Emily Brontë’s iconic story withers away in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation
The Digital Camera’s Revival is About More Than Nostalgia
It has to be: how can Gen Z be nostalgic for a time we didn’t live through?