Comic Connoisseur: ALEX + ADA is an uninventive sci-fi romance

There have been some exemplary science fiction works in comics over the last few years, the most notable being Saga and Black Science, two...

Colbert debuts as the new host of The Late Show

Colbert is back! On the night of Tuesday September 8, 2015, we witnessed television history when Stephen Colbert made “Hello, nation!” his first words...

Fringe Festival features SFU stars

Every year the Vancouver Fringe Festival gives artists the opportunity to showcase their art in some of the zaniest and most interesting venues throughout...

Five albums to get you through the semester

5) Earl Sweatshirt — I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside Earl Sweatshirt has always displayed a dazzling mastery of the english language through...

Shyamalan’s latest film is a welcome return to form

Being an M. Night Shyamalan supporter is a lot like cheering for a professional Vancouver hockey team. A very long time ago we were...

Five fall films to look forward to

This summer has presented its share of outstanding blockbuster films such as Jurassic World and Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. The upcoming fall film season...

Cinephilia: What we were watching in 1965

Feet are risqué. Ankles are sexy. Legs are too sinful. Can you imagine a conservative audience’s reaction to a Michael Bay movie in the...

This volume of Southern Bastards is stained with blood, sweat, and tears

In the previous volume of Southern Bastards, readers were introduced to Euless Boss, a vile football coach with a stranglehold on a rural southern...

Made with liquor and love

Having never been to a mixology competition before, I wasn’t sure what to expect at the Vancouver finals of Made with Love. What I...

Greenpeace’s founding president knew How to Change the World

Greenpeace, the internationally renowned environmental activist organization, had its humble beginnings in 1971 in Vancouver when a group got together to protest the atomic...