Arts and Culture

How the modern horror genre is using science to reimagine their monsters

Ballet flats are stepping back out of the shadows

Portrayal of disability in horror

In a world of scepticism about the future of art, Nuit Blanche brings us together in the present

They’re ready to pick up their bags and work for your competitor In a time of record high costs of living, increasing nihilist belief systems, and a generation of kids doomed to live in their parent’s basements, it comes as little surprise that Gen Z workers are taking strides to create more dynamic and equal

The debate on ChatGPT from the perspective of a kind-of not-really teacher

One American student’s perspective at a labour march in Toronto