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Q&A: Former uOttawa professor Gerald Lynch talks storytelling and satire

Arts Joy Keke -
Former University of Ottawa English literature professor Gerald Lynch released an academic satire and mystery novel titled Plaguing Jake on June 12. Combining elements of...

Review: ‘I Saw The TV Glow’ is an all-consuming exploration of identity

Arts Alexa MacKie -
The glow from a TV playing the young adult channel at 10:30 p.m. is where we connect with our truest selves. Or at least, that’s...

‘Ecosystem of support’: Carleton creatives collaborate for ‘Afrosphere’ docuseries

Arts Kyra Vellinga -
For Zainab Muse, the Creatorland founder and a Carleton University media production and design instructor, “highlighting ordinary people as extraordinary” ensures the sustenance of...

Review: Is John Summit’s debut album comfort in familiarity or chaos of experimentality?

Arts Naeema Abdullahi -
For American DJ John Summit, comfort is found in the chaos of jetting around the world to play sold-out concerts running on no sleep,...
Hip-hop legend Nas raises his hand in the air during his performance at Bluesfest on July 14, 2024. [Photo by Darren Tran/The Charlatan]

Review of Bluesfest Day Ten: A hip-hop send off

Arts Darren Tran -
Ottawa’s 30th annual Bluesfest concluded with hip-hop and rap favourites Nas and Down With Webster closing out the festival in style. An unexpected power outage...
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