Looking at John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars six years later

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Written by: Geron Malbas If you’re curious as to why I am reviewing John Green’s incredibly popular young adult book from 2012, The Fault in...
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Director’s Spotlight: J.J. Abrams

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Written by: Jonathan Pabico J.J. Abrams is one of my favourite filmmakers. His bold direction and enthusiasm shape his movies into fun, captivating, and intriguing...
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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is an unsatisfying yet intriguing experience for any Potterhead

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Written by: Courtney Miller Having been a Potterhead for the majority of my life, I desperately wanted to like the new mobile game Harry Potter:...
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GLOW uses the best and worst parts of professional wrestling for a show unlike any other

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Written by: Gene Cole Professional wrestling shows up in a lot of media. Sometimes it’s presented as a small comical reference or as a hobby...
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Most Instagrammable finds at the Richmond Night Market

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Written by: Muhammad-Ahad Ghani The Richmond Night Market can be a chaotic experience for those who want to sample everything but can’t for lack of...
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Carman McKay on his work, inspirations, and experiences

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Written by: Amal Javed Abdullah Artist Carman McKay has been relief carving an oversized spindle whorl, which is traditionally used for wool spinning, in front...
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FVDED in the Park photo gallery

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Photographed by: Chris Ho and Alexa Tarrayo  
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Movie versus movie: Camp Rock and High School Musical

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Written by: Gabrielle McLaren, Features Editor Camp Rock (2008) Camp Rock is here to remind us that Demi Lovato once had bangs and that the Jonas...
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A closer look at classic pop punk

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Written by: Eva Zhu Pop punk is exactly what the name suggests: catchy pop melodies and lyrics about adolescent romance, mixed with distorted guitar and...
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True to his name, Karemaker weaves empathy throughout Feast of Fields

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Written by: Kate Olivares At the most basic level, Feast of Fields is graphic novelist Sean Karemaker’s love letter to the protagonist’s mother, Hanne. After...
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