Arts and Culture

Anora – TIFF Review

The rise and fall of a northeast princess In a cinematic environment where many audiences feel they can only be

Families forged out of ensembles Riff Raff: Families are… complicated. The messiness which arises from poor communication has produced numerous

Where is the line between a film’s self-indulgence, and camp? I wanted to like this film. I tried to like

The Strand gives previews for our most anticipated films at the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival The Toronto International Film

How nostalgia trumps our culture’s demand for progressive narratives As the saying goes, times are a-changing, and that includes our

By Batu Tunchel / August 26, 2024

An inquiry on the nature of remakes/reboots in media from history to now Can you remember the last time you

It didn’t die with millennial flannel in Brooklyn: thrifting has been gentrified all over by us Thrifting is here with

By Steph Gyimah / March 24, 2024

Art is a product of work that existed before it

By Kumsal Celik / March 24, 2024

Unpacking the brilliance of Lana Del Rey’s “The Greatest”

By Anonymous / February 29, 2024

You browse the shelves at Indigo, perusing the romance section for another enemies-to-lovers book to spice up your life. But