From Gold to Dust
How Disney’s formulaic approach is killing its biggest franchises
Culture
Chez Greenberg: Creating Local
Fine Words and Buttered Parsnips
Nickel Boys: Gazes Put to Screen
How do you see a character without looking at them?
Food is Political: Thoughts While Watching Netflix’s Mo
“Food is everything we are. It’s an extension of nationalist feeling, ethnic feeling, your personal history, your province, your region, your tribe, your grandma. It’s… Read More »Food is Political: Thoughts While Watching Netflix’s Mo
Iolanthe: Or, the Peer and the Peri in a Word
Away We Go to Fairyland
Below the Surface
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The Evolution of Romantic Comedies
From When Harry Met Sally to Rye Lane
Algerian Literature: Voices of Resistance and Identity
Exploring the Writers Who Shaped Algeria’s Cultural and Historical Narrative
Love Like A Crespin
Fine Words and Buttered Parsnips
Man I Love Films (MILFs)
Do we love MILFs, or just the idea of them?
Book Review: The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
Our Book Review column is where anyone can submit a review of what they’re reading, past, present, or future.
Dance and Community
Introducing the Natya Collective
Five Black Montreal Artists to Check Out this Black History Month
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The Colour Yellow
A Legacy of Love and Resistance