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Review: ‘SAYA’ is an eccentric and comforting voyage through heartache

With soothing vocals, daring experimental art pop and folky rhythms, Saya Gray’s debut album SAYA transports listeners through the different stages of heartbreak and...
Person in drag on stage

Review: ‘She, Men and the Giant F*cking Snake’ is a cohesive, genre-defying theatrical production

Eerie hissing and murmurs overlap in an intensifying cacophony. Fierce instrumentals kick in as She stomps on stage, slamming their radio with an exasperated...
Amid a pink background, sits 4 drinks, a matcha latte, a cup of hot chocolate, an iced latte, and a pink mug of coffee.

Review: Rooster’s Valentine’s Day menu celebrates love in all its flavours

Rooster’s Coffeehouse is encouraging students to “Feel The Love" with its special Valentine’s Day menu. Released on Feb. 4, the menu features four drinks...
Adrien Brody as László Tóth in 'The Brutalist' wearing a tan suit and holding flowers beside a train.

Review: ‘The Brutalist’ brutally disguises trauma as brilliance

WARNING: This article contains sensitive topics. Those in need of support can contact the Mental Health Crisis Line: 613-722-6914 (within Ottawa) and 1-866-996-0991 (outside...
Pamela Anderson as aging showgirl Shelley Gardner in ‘The Last Showgirl’ delivers career-best performance.

Review: Pamela Anderson mounts a shining comeback in ‘The Last Showgirl’

When you’re onstage every night, clad in a rhinestone costume complete with an extravagant feather boa and headpiece, you feel like you’re on top...