Album Review: Keep on Smiling by Two Door Cinema Club
Album: Keep on Smiling Band: Two Door Cinema Club Glassnote Score: B- Two Door Cinema Club is an Irish band well known for their earlier works and quickly became staples in the 2000’s Indie...
Category: Arts
5 Indigenous-made films you have to see at CIFF 2022
By Abbie Riglin, Photo Editor The Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) is back this year from Sept. 22 to Oct. 2 with another selection of amazing films spanning from shorts to global categories. In...
Why you should add Contemporary Calgary’s Free First Thursdays to your calendar
Daniele Steele, Staff Writer Contemporary Calgary’s Free First Thursdays are drawing much attention from the community. The event takes place every first Thursday of the month at absolutely no cost for gallery admission starting...
Why You Should Pay Attention to JID
Spencer Yu, Staff Writer Destin Choice Route, more commonly known as JID, has been touted as one of the best rappers to come out of the 2010’s for his unquestionable ability on the mic....
Album Review: HOLY FVCK by Demi Lovato
HOLY FVCK Demi Lovato Island Records Score: B Demi Lovato is a household name for us, synonymous with Gen Z’s childhood. Along with so many of our Disney favourites in recent years, some have...
An ideal life is achievable! Just not in real life?
Abbie Riglin, Photo Editor When talking about video games, most people think of typical console games like Call of Duty, Halo, or the plethora of sport simulation games such as Madden, FIFA, etc. But...
Shania Twain: She’s still my girl
Emme Larkins, Staff Writer Shania Twain’s notoriety goes beyond being a music talent and hitmaker. She’s a cultural icon to Generation Z. Just ask Harry Styles. At Coachella 2022, he credits our Canadian songstress...
Calgary’s 2022 BUMP Festival: Bringing Life in Colour to the City
Danielle Steele, Staff Writer This August, Calgary was fortunate to host the 6th consecutive BUMP Festival. The festival took place Aug. 1 – 28. During this time, BUMP held a multitude of events for...
Album Review: August by Laur Elle
August Laur Elle R&R Digital Score: A- As an artist in her early twenties, Laur Elle has the advantage of growing with her musical sound and lyricism. In her new six-track EP titled August,...
Renaissance: Beyonce’s love letter to the Black queer community
by Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Publishing Editor After what felt like a decade of waiting for the Queen Bee’s comeback, Beyonce has finally released Renaissance, a 16-track incomparable music journey that has its roots in ballroom,...
