04 Feb 2019 
Posted by Paul Dayboll
DEVYN STEWART Columnist In all industries there are highs and there are lows. Like the automotive industry failing not too long ago, so too shall the game industry fall. What suggests this statement you may ask? Well it comes down to basic observation. The ‘Triple A’ gaming industry is currently...
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03 Feb 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By RILEY RADOBENKO Columnist One hundred million people watched the 2018 Super Bowl, but I can guarantee a fair share of them tuned in to see the entertaining commercials, and, more importantly, the half-time show. In many cases, the half-time show has actually gotten better ratings than the game...
Read more → 29 Jan 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By SARAH HOOKEY Columnist When audience members enter the Ed Mirvish Theatre to see Broadway’s The Play That Goes Wrong, they are greeted with music playing throughout the area that can only be described as the soundtrack to a black and white murder mystery film. The eerie track gives off a vibe...
Read more → 29 Jan 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By RILEY RADOBENKO Staff Writer Perfecting a cover of Carry On Wayward Son, doing an in-depth review of Avengers Infinity War and role playing as Spinal Tap is the type of content Richie Castellano wanted to produce when he created the Band Geek Podcast. And as the show has progressed into its fifth...
Read more → 28 Jan 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By Sarah Hookey Columnist It’s finally happening Rent-heads, the Tony award winning musical Rent is coming to a television near you in a live production. So, don your No Day but Today t-shirts and get ready to sing along to Seasons of Love. Here is everything you need to know before you watch. When:...
Read more → 09 Jan 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By SARAH HOOKEYStaff Writer It is a battle that has been waged for ages. Athletics versus the arts. Sports versus theatre. For decades, people have asked the question “which one should take precedence over the other?” It is an argument that can be seen from both...
Read more → 09 Jan 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By Michael HanemaayerColumnist Making waves recently in media is a story of a woman from the 1940s who said she “really can’t stay,” while her male companion pressured her into doing just that. But it’s definitely not another Harvey Weinstein scandal. This year, the holiday classic...
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09 Jan 2019 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By LINDSAY TARRINGTONStaff Writer The American Civil War and the Underground Railroad are important pieces of Canadian history that are often forgotten about. Thanks to Tod Ainslie, an artist from Burlington, people will be able to relive the experience and see what it would have looked like...
Read more → 09 Dec 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By BRIENAH CASSAR Staff Writer Pokémon Let’s Go, Eevee and Pokémon Let’s Go, Pikachu are the fastest selling games since the release of the Nintendo Switch. “I think a lot of people were interested to see how it plays and feels on something other than handhelds,” says Jared Thomson, a fourth-year...
Read more → 08 Dec 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By TONI WHITE Staff Writer Stan Lee, creator, publisher and editor of the well-known and well-loved Marvel Comics, and a real life superhero himself, died from respiratory and congestive heart failure on Nov. 12 at the age of 95. Lee died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The news was delivered...
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