Into the Wilde
Hart House Theatre presents Stephen and Mr. Wilde
by Marika Galadza
Aside from my personal penchant for the protagonist of this play, I can safely attest that Stephen and Mr. Wilde would be a pleasure to watch for anyone, whether a fan of Oscar Wilde or not.
Post the First CommentFact vs. fiction
Author Camilla Gibb reads from her novel, Sweetness in the Belly
by Aya Tsintziras, Associate Editor
I've always thought of books as other worlds that you travel to as you read, becoming increasingly intertwined with the sights you see and the people you meet. Writers are like personal tour guides; they take us into the minds of their characters and give us the inside scoop on their lives. Books can teach us about the world, especially those foggy areas that we ourselves aren't very familiar with.
A museum visit accompanied by a culinary experience like no other
Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner Museum
by Jonathan Ore w/ Lucy Manchester
This is Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner Museum, a slice of culinary decadence comfortably seated in Victoria College's backyard.
How to be famous for doing nothing
How an Internet celebrity has outlasted her fifteen minutes of fame
by Mishal Cazmi, Arts & Culture Editor
Her career can be placed in the same ranks as Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian, which unmistakably translates into being a socialite, rich and famous for doing nothing. Cory Kennedy is considered an "it" girl by many, but what exactly is "it"?
