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Mitski, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We
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The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We portrays love, loneliness and self-care in a musical language that acknowledges and feels resigned to its fate. Whereas previous albums by Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski have...
Mailiw: Conversations of home at the dinner table
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Local artists and their works filled Winnipeg’s Exchange District and downtown area on the evening of Sept. 23 for Nuit Blanche Winnipeg, an annual nighttime event that celebrates and explores contemporary art. Among the...
Twilight is camp and I was wrong to be a hater
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Unlike most 13-year-olds of my generation, I did not have a strange parasocial connection and love for Twilight (2008).
My vampiric interests were solely based on Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) and...
Things get green, slimy and sticky with ghost photography
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A truly haunting exhibition four years in the making had its U of M opening at the School of Art Gallery last week, where it summoned 100 years of ghost photography through a blend...
Week-long 2SLGBTQ+ film festival returns
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Reel Pride Film Festival, Canada’s oldest festival of 2SLGBTQ+ films, makes its annual return with a week of screenings later this month. From Sept. 26 to 30, attendees will have the opportunity to see...
Giving back to our Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library
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The Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library’s (FWPL) Instagram profile is receiving some love thanks to Mahi Paantha, its new Instagram admin and one of its volunteer board of directors.
FWPL, a charitable organization that...
Go big or gourd home: TV and film to romanticize fall
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The season of knitted sweaters and pumpkin spice flavours is nearly upon us, and what better way to reacclimate to fall than with some cinema?
While Halloween is one of the major contributors to the...







