Local musician looking to make career of it
By Millar Hill A local musician is giving music a shot in hopes of making a career of it. Teodora Taleski, 14 years old, has been singing ever since she can remember. At the age of four, she began
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The Drawer Boy, a modern Canadian classic
By Amos Johnson Ghost Light Players, a non-profit theatre organization, opens their third season with Michael Healey’s award-winning play, The Drawer Boy. The Drawer Boy follows the story of a young actor named Miles who moves in with two farmers,
Roundup: arts and entertainment in Windsor-Essex
By Angelica Haggert The arts and entertainment scene in Windsor-Essex is exploding! The Arts At Mackenzie Hall, find the Excellence in Focus exhibit from local artist Nancy Baeur. The gallery showcases this unique piece until Oct. 1. Photo artist Linda
On the couch or on the big screen?
By Kurlis Mati The two most popular ways people watch movies are sitting in theatre or at home using a streaming service, such as Netflix. Netflix now has over 60 million subscribers and the box office numbers for big
Vancouver Fashion Week
Model poses in Shhh Fashion By Christina Chibani A former St. Clair College fashion design student is showcasing her “daring and edgy” fashion designs at the Vancouver Fashion Week this month. Ashley Regnier, 27, is a Windsorite trying to make
Theatre gets real
A local theatre company is incorporating the concerns of today’s youth inspired by plays and documentaries. Real Life: An RYT Senior Production is based around multiple short acting performances addressing anxiety, depression, cyberbullying and sex trafficking, as well as a short musical performance promoting addiction awareness. Shana Thibert, executive director and founding
311’s mosaic of unity
What does it take to paint the perfect picture? Roughly 10,000 photos, 27 years, five band members and one consistent concept…unity. In the case of 311, the perfect picture is their new album Mosaic…or at least its cover. Mosaic was
National Canadian Film Day
By Cade Ryan The executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival is using special festivals to promote filmmakers in April. National Canadian Film Day is a large one-day event in celebration of Canadian cinema in honour of our nation’s 150th
A night to remember at JAN
Staff and students from the journalism program at St. Clair College held their annual Journalism Awards Night at the Caboto Club on April 20. The hall was filled with staff, students and members of local news companies such as the
Windsor’s new groove
Windsor residents are still mourning the loss of their favourite downtown dancefloor and hangout spot, The Loop. The venue closed in late 2014 and to these people The Loop was more than just a large room for an alternative crowd
Stephanie Garber’s Caraval
5 out of 5 stars Fantasy. Make believe. Imagination. Stephanie Garber’s Caraval has all of these elements and then some. When Scarlett and Tella are no longer satisfied with their lives on an island, pinned beneath the control of
Welcome to the circus
By Ryan Jones Windsorites are now able to join the circus. Windsor Circus School will be opening its doors to the public in the downtown core on May 1, 2017. It is located in the Chelsea Building at 511 Pelissier
Books have voices
By Ryan Jones Studies are showing more people use audiobooks for reading. According to goodreads.com, within the past three years audiobooks have become the fastest growing sector in publishing. This information was published in Global Audiobook Trends and Statistics for
Career RIP for the Deadman
Wrestlemania 33 saw the end of arguably the greatest career in professional wrestling history when The Undertaker lost to Roman Reigns on Sunday April 3, 2017. After the loss that capped off the pay-per-view, The Undertaker took off his traditional
Estelle Laure’s But Then I Came Back
5 out of 5 stars ____________________________________ “We’re a thousand. We’re a million. We’re facets. Starshine.” If there is one thing I am certain of when participating in a book blog tour, it’s that I’m going in
Cecilia Vinesse’s Seven Days of You
I was lucky enough to receive an advanced reader’s copy of Seven Days of You by Cecilia Vinesse from Hachette Book Group Canada. It was published March 6, making for a fresh new read. 5 out of
150 Minutes
By Janeen Kratochvil Celebrate Canada with 150 minutes of art, music and food. Mark your calendars for an evening of fun! Ford City and St. Clair College are about to celebrate. The graduating students of the public relations program at
Chuck Berry Dead at 90
By Joe Gibel “The Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” has died. Chuck Berry, legendary musician and music pioneer was found Saturday at his home outside St. Louis. He was 90. With songs such as Maybellene, Johnny B. Goode and
Book launch sends hometown author to the stars
By Ryan Jones It was a full house at Biblioasis to meet hometown author Emily Schultz last week. Schultz’ new novel Men Walking On Water was released March 20. The novel is set in the 1920s and focuses on
Venom- Supervillain or antihero?
By Cody Rusan The Marvel character known as Venom may be seen as a bad guy, but this is not always the case. The Marvel franchise has seen much success with its wide variety of characters, many of whom originated
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