Book blog: Why Moby Dick deserves a second look
Everyone has heard about Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, which chronicles the tale of Captain Ahab and his ivory leg, the demonic white whale, the...
Bank Street mural promotes Black pride
Ottawa artists Jimmy Baptiste, Kalkidan Assefa, and Allen André aim to inspire hope with their bold new mural We ‘Gon Be Alright. The mural’s...
Review: ‘Indian Matchmaking’ flaws don’t outweigh much-needed representation
“Indian Matchmaking” is an eight-episode series on Netflix capturing the experiences of wealthy Indian-Americans and Indians as they navigate the dating world with the...
Ontario drive-ins experience COVID-19 comeback
For drive-in movie theatres, the past few months have been a turbulent, but ultimately beneficial ride. It’s a rare thing to hear about an...
Review: Utopia Avenue’s masterful scenery doesn’t excuse racist characters
Utopia Avenue, David Mitchell’s latest book, was released on July 14. While an enjoyable, and well-written read, it is a rather inconsequential book compared...
