Winter cinema festival offers free film experience to Edmonton amid extreme cold
How negative temperatures just can’t keep movie lovers away
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The Griff sees Beetlejuice the Musical
Beetlejuice the Musical is an over-the-top, raunchy, and hilarious adaptation of the original 1988 film. If you’re a fan of the film, the musical will satisfy your nostalgia, while its unpredictable differences
“Good for Her!”
Three historically controversial women you won’t forget
YEG’s trash problem is garbage
It’s a Wednesday evening, and everything goes as usual. I leave my black garbage bin along the curb right beside its smaller green clone. They sit there in silence like gargoyles in
Bad Bunny’s latest album explores land, people, and memories
Do I wish I took more photos?
Five hobbies to try out instead of vying for white supremacy
It’s time to take a break from culture-warring Are you tired of watching think-tank-funded videos on YouTube? Or arguing with the “woke degenerates” on social media? Look no further. Here are some
The ins and outs of Edmonton drag, talking to local performers
In the closing weeks of 2024, I interviewed two of Edmonton’s very own drag performers. Maxine “Jizz Elle” Garcia and Solara “Saint Solstice” Adoma. These two are some of Edmonton’s premier drag
Where to rendez-vouz
Insight into francophone Edmonton Have you been dreaming of enjoying a latte and croissant under the Eiffel Tower as you — ‘ow do yoo say — speak the world’s most romantic language?
“Racially ambiguous” — the challenges of two mixed-race Canadians
“Black people don’t want me, but also white people don’t want me,” Aviva Addo was working at Simons when she noticed a Black man staring at her, confused. “Where are you from?”
