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.

Q&A: Meet the professor probing the ‘creative puzzle’ of K-pop and Korean language discourse

There's more to K-pop than catchy tunes, says professor Joowon Suh, who studies BTS and K-pop's influence on Korean language and culture.
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In photos: Carleton cultural fashion show returns after pandemic disruption

Carleton University students walked the runway on campus Thursday, strutting in vibrant cultural clothing to the rhythm of music from around the world. They were...

Review: ‘Pluribus’ explores AI, grief and Bodysnatcher-sci-fi horror

Vince Gilligan's sci-fi horror 'Pluribus' blurs speculative fiction and reality, as characters fall into a blissful hive mind.