Homes: A Refugee Story carries the weight of war
Written and published in 2018 by emerging author Winnie Yeung, Homes: A Refugee Story became successful after winning Alberta Book…
Arts
The rise of Instagram-worthy experiences
Picture-perfect installations give Torontonians more excuses than ever to strike a pose.
Here today and gone tomorrow, the rise of pop-up events in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) takes Toronto by storm. …
Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings—dethroning the superhero stereotype
Hometown hero becomes the latest star to join the fight for film diversity.
Nothing can describe the feeling of seeing a familiar face on the movie screen, especially one that embodies what it…
The Chair fails to get a perfect grade
The division of screen time in The Chair exemplifies the show’s idea in an unintentional way.
As a student specializing in English, and a fan of Sandra Oh, I was interested to see a combination of…
The mistreatment of celebrities behind the scenes
Revealing the price of fame as musician David Krzecko discusses distress within the industry.
The New York Times’ recent documentary on Britney Spears’ conservatorship sparked conversations across the world about a celebrity’s well-being and…
He’s All That: Netflix’s latest experiment with ’90s nostalgia and TikTok stars
A remake that failed to live up to its original but succeeded in its social commentary.
When rumours began that the ’90s teen classic She’s All That would be remade, the news stirred up mixed reviews….
Poetry Corner
KisanKomalroop Kaler Zorawar, is it you?my farmer son returns, I am sipping the warm tea, running to the door my cracked…
Donda: Kanye West’s problematic tribute to his mother
How poor execution and the absence of direction plagued Kanye West’s Donda.
After delays longer than the project itself, Donda, Kanye West’s tenth studio album—and much-awaited addition to his discography—is finally here….
The M’s Playlist – Singing in September with Liz
For the first edition of The M's Playlist, Editor-in-Chief Liz shares her 12 all-time favourite songs.
The most embarrassing period of my life might be when I listened to only country music and wore a zebra…
The Art Gallery of Ontario reopens with the Andy Warhol exhibit
Exploring the life of Andy Warhol through displays that pop with his ideals and inspirations.
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) has finally reopened with exciting exhibits for visiting art fanatics. Classic Canadian art, statues,…
How the impact of movie theatres sustains their future
Predicting the tides of content consumption as the way we watch constantly changes.
It may be hard to choose a side in the Scarlett Johansson versus Disney lawsuit as, on a surface level,…
From past to present: Blackwood Gallery and the continuous evolution of art
Celebrating Blackwood Gallery's history and future in conversation with Helen Yu.
It is hard to miss the name Blackwood Gallery around campus. You will often hear about the gallery’s programs, see…
Summer hits of 2021
Amplify your summer soundtrack with the discovery of new tunes.
Sour—Olivia RodrigoPaige France, Contributor “God, it’s brutal out here.” Sour, the debut studio album of 18-year-old American actress Olivia Rodrigo,…
Familiar filming sights as UTM locations rise to stardom
A look at popular films and TV shows that were filmed at the UTM campus.
The University of Toronto’s Mississauga (UTM) campus is providing the backdrop for numerous shows and films during the lull of…
The Show Goes on with Theatre Erindale
An introduction to Theatre Erindale that reflects on the past season and looks forward to the next.
Theatre Erindale, the production company of the theatre and drama studies (TDS) specialist program, is the main provider of student…