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Amid a pink background, four new holiday drinks are shown. There are drawings of alted caramel and almond latte, chocolate orange frappe, gingerbread iced chai latte and salted caramel white chocolate cappuccino.

Review: Rooster’s holiday drink menu contains multitudes of flavour 

Reviews Audrey Gunn -
Rooster’s Coffeehouse released its special holiday menu: “Sweet Holiday Delights" on Nov. 25, featuring four seasonal beverages just in time for exam season.  The salted...
Taylor Swift wearing a pink ballroom gown with a black microphone during “Enchanted” at the Eras Tour. The background is a bright pink.

Review: Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ is nostalgic, dazzling and unforgettable

Reviews Alisha Velji -
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour stop at Toronto’s Rogers Centre on Nov. 14 was a dazzling showcase of her evolution as an artist and performer.  With...
Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal battle it out in 'Gladiator II.' Pedro throws his sword at Paul, and Paul is mid swing back. They are both wearing Roman gladiator armour and skirts.

Review: ‘Gladiator II’ is a stellar spectacle of steel, betrayal and revenge

Reviews Daniel Fraser and Alexa MacKie -
As thousands of Roman spectators gaze on from the Colosseum stands, gladiators are on the sidelines gearing up for a fight. Trumpets emote a...
A blue book with the title "On Beauty" by Rob McLennan sits on a bed. Above it is a cactus and three Muji pens. The backdrop is a gray blanket.

Review: ‘On Beauty’ captures the delicacies of the mundane

Reviews Natasha Baldin -
While laying in the grass of New York City’s Central Park with the skyscrapers warmly embracing me, I cracked open the short story collection,...
On stage, the two main characters in 1984, Julia and Winston, have a heated discussion.

Review: Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s ‘1984’ is a tall order on a small stage

Reviews Justin Ball -
In a dystopian society, Winston is a cog in a utilitarian machine. This world operates under the constant surveillance and censorship of the Party,...
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