Quidditch comes into its own in Mudbloods

Quidditch is a sport that had its beginnings in a fantasy world, but it is now played by hundreds of teams around the world....

Genre fiction finds a home in Pulp Literature

As kids and young adults, our parents frequently rope us into doing things we don’t want to do — things like looking after our...

Corner Gas comes to the big screen

As the only gas station for 40 kilometres around in any direction, Corner Gas is the hub of life in the small fictional town...

Rawi Hage is SFU’s new Writer in Residence

Award-winning author Rawi Hage is the new Writer in Residence in the English department at SFU. He recently finished a year-long residency with the...

The pantomime tradition in East Vancouver continues with Cinderella

An annual event, Theatre Replacement’s An East Van Panto is back and more fun than ever. The stellar team behind last year’s Jack and...

Reviews: Loon and Christmas Queen

Loon – Wonderheads Theatre You wouldn’t think that one person in a full-face mask not speaking for almost an hour would be an entertaining show,...

Citizenfour documents Snowden’s quest to reveal the truth

Are you comfortable knowing that someone is reading your personal emails? Do you dismiss the paranoid crazies who holler about Big Brother watching you?...

Fashion’s transformation From Rationing to Ravishing

From Rationing to Ravishing, currently on display at the Museum of Vancouver, shows key couture pieces from the pre-war, post-war, and wartime eras, and...

Album review: Mother Mother – Very Good Bad Thing

Mother Mother’s latest album, Very Good Bad Thing, showcases the juxtaposition of dark songs and upbeat tempos that fans of the local-bred band have...

The Theory of Everything is a poorly constructed biopic

Secular humanists groan when movies such as God’s Not Dead and Son of God gross millions at the box-office. “They’re preaching to the choir,”...