Samuel Beckett at his best

Written in 1956, All That Fall by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett has never been professionally produced in Canada, until now. First broadcast on BBC...

Ryan Hemsworth resists pop music with Alone For The First Time

Ryan Hemsworth’s 2014 release, Alone for the First Time, maintains his trademark eight-bit, intimate bedroom electronica that fans have come to love, while simultaneously...

Sex and the Suburbs: Wonderful Winter Wines

At this time of year, as finals approach in tandem with a big slap in the face from below freezing wind chills, you may...

Peak Editors share their studying sounds

Alison Roach, Editor-In-Chief Iggy Azalea — The New Classic As an English major, the majority of my end-of-semester fervour is spent furiously writing papers rather than...

The new era of Shopping for Votes

Are you a Tim Hortons voter or a Starbucks voter? Are you a Dougie, or a Jane, or a Zoe? Whether you have the...

The Homesman is a haunting, feminist western

There is an unforgettable moment in The Homesman when a pale woman living in a modest south-western style house during the 1800s takes what...

Foxcatcher is ambitious but unfocused

Foxcatcher, the latest film from director Bennett Miller (Capote, Moneyball), is a true crime story set in the world of wrestling. A cauliflower-eared Channing...

Broken Sex Doll returns to The Cultch

A smash hit in 2013, Broken Sex Doll returned to The Cultch for another phenomenal run this November. A sexy, hilarious ride from start...

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...