PS2 classics return in HD
In the video game industry, a handful of development studios are revered above all others. Perhaps no team has ever ascended to this status faster…
Arts & Culture
CD Review: Feist, Metals
I wish I could say that I have followed Leslie Feist’s career from the very beginning — because this would imply that I have impeccable…
Things I’ve loved
Things I’ve Loved is a celebration of things from the near or distant past, either overlooked or forgotten by the unforgiving eye of popular culture….
McQueen hits GoSA
The Gallery of Student Art (GoSA) has a new exhibit opening this week. Wear is You: An exhibition homage to Alexander McQueen will be showing…
Movie review: The Ides of March
In politics, kindness can get you killed. The political arena is so full of ruthless handlers, advisors and media workers that it takes a certain…
Sound Off
Sound Off is a continuing column in which we pose a different artist the same crucial questions. Sheldon Birnie is the lead singer of the…
Speak for yourself
September of 2005, Neil Strauss’ The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pick-up Artists becomes a New York Times best seller. The book follows Strauss’s…
Travel-logging
In Guatemala’s north lies the greatest treasure of one of the most magnificent cultures of all time. Tikal National Park is a collection of awe-inspiring…
Jon Dore comes to Winnipeg
Earlier this summer, June 29 to be exact, something interesting happened on Conan. It was nearing the end of the program when the host, Conan…
listening in
This is the Wilco album I’ve been waiting for. This is the one where they take everything they do well, through every phase of their…