Review: Colleen Hoover ‘Regretting You’ film adaptation can’t save itself
The latest Colleen Hoover adaptation film, 'Regretting You,' can't be salvaged because of its messy script and characters.
How Canada’s oldest student-led theatre company forges legacies
In its 82nd year, Carleton University's student-led theatre company Sock 'n' Buskin continues to forge notable theatre artists.
The colourful stories and legacies of Carleton’s tunnel art
Throughout Carleton University's sprawling tunnels lie student-painted mural art harbouring years of legacies and stories.
Review: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ revels in humanized horror
Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' is an introspective look beyond scientific error, delving into a plea for connection.
Critic’s Corner: Romance literature used to read like poetry. Now, it asks us to...
Popular romance reads circulating BookTok ask us to romanticize abuse instead of showing heartfelt relationships, Aria Wilson writes.
