By Julianna Bonnet While many educators and writers are against censoring books for adults, some believe there needs to be a certain level of discretion for children. Reasons for the banning books range from amounts of violence to racist comments.
By Alyssa Leonard Guitar strings, keyboard keys, drum beats, vocal cords. Music sheets, mixing sounds, play, rewind, record, repeat. This is just an average day for David Gerald as he works on his next album in his basement recording studio.
By Zander Kelly It was widely reported that gamers around the world felt outrage recently when Electronic Arts Games released the highly-anticipated game, Star Wars Battlefront ll (2016). When players had started the game, they realized characters like Luke
Critically panned movies such as Troll 2, The Room, Plan 9 from Outer Space and Birdemic have gained cult status with movie goers, around the world, being called so bad they are good. Although these movies are considered “bad”
Last month, when a cardboard box labeled Indigo came in the mail, I got excited. This meant that Rupi Kaur’s second book of poetry, the sun and her flowers, would be in my possession. From the minute I held
By Jiaqian Ren The 2018 North American International Auto Show is set to open its doors from Jan. 13 to Jan. 28 at Detroit’s Cobo Center. An international event for 30 years, the famed auto show attracts over 10,000 guests
By Angelica Haggert On the biggest stage in his career to date, T.J. Laramie won a five-round unanimous decision fight against undefeated Charles Jourdain on Dec. 15. Laramie is now the world champion in the 145-pound featherweight division of the
A local entrepreneur is continuing to use the skills he learned in his teens to find success in the night-life business. Andrew Corbett, 28, started a company called Corbett Productions at the age of 14. Corbett had an interest in music and entertaining people inspiring him to become
By: Jordan Ferris Dec. 15th, 2017 The first-ever Star Wars fan event at Cineplex Odeon Devonshire Mall has many Windsor fans excited for the opening weekend. Star Wars: The Last Jedi was officially released on Dec. 15 but fans were
By Kurlis Mati Stephen King once said, “Books and movies are like apples and oranges. They are both fruit but taste completely different.” With films such as 1910’s Frankenstein and 1925’s Greed, books have been adapted into films since the
Review By Biblio Virgo (This book was sent to me by Simon and Schuster Canada in return for an honest review.) Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Publishing Company: Touchstone Publishing Date: August 2017 Genre:
By Amos Johnson Actors rely on building strong relationships with their castmates in order to give a stronger, more convincing performance. With the occasional stress and frustration actors go through, there is little to no drama between the actors, according
By: Tate Harris Kingsville restaurant owners are using dining trends and the support of each other to find success in what is typically a tough industry. The town, known for its wineries, has started to offer more dining options and
By Kacie Cooper This week, Marvel released the new trailer for Avenger’s: Infinity War. A grim future is painted for our favourite heroes as Thanos finally makes a move. The movie will be released in theatres on May 4 of
By Zander Kelly You see them on television. In movies. On Netflix. Superheroes are a genre that have saturated the market. From DC’s Arrow and The Flash to Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD and Inhumans to Netflix’s Daredevil, Defenders and Punisher,
We all have that one favourite book series – one that we could read over and over again, never growing bored of the captivating storyline, the memorable characters and the dizzying plot twists. This series for me is Lauren Oliver’s
Many actors, directors, critics and people in general believe the superhero genre is being over-saturated. Some of the highest grossing films of all time are superhero movies. Movies such as The Avengers had a budget of $225
By Justin Crouch During its run, Windsor Light Music Theatre’s Mamma Mia! sold out most of its shows at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts. Mamma Mia! Ran during the Nov. 16 and 23 weekends, with both matinees and
By Amos Johnson Members of Ghost Light Players, the award-winning theatre organization, continue their all-Canadian season with Michael J. Krym’s original story, OKNO. OKNO is the story of a family living in Warsaw, Poland, who struggle to uncover the mystery
Learning in a library? It is a digital world and according to an Association of Teachers and Lecturers survey, teachers are concerned about the future of school libraries. The study showed that 22 per cent of teachers said
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