Grace Rocky save stars cinema Each season, there is one guaranteed talk-of-the-town movie. Last spring, we got A Minecraft Movie (2025), followed by a Superman
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Grace Rocky save stars cinema Each season, there is one guaranteed talk-of-the-town movie. Last spring, we got A Minecraft Movie (2025), followed by a Superman
Read MoreInvincible is BACK, with season 4 hitting Amazon Prime Video in late March! The show jumped right back into the action, with the three episodes
Read MoreFor the past three springs, the northwest corner of St. George Street and Sussex Avenue has come to life through the Innis Community Gardens. Located
Read More“When a door closes, a window opens…Or, something like that.” – Max Caulfield This quote from Life is Strange (one of my favourite games of
Read MoreL.F.: How long have we known each other? [pause] L: Oh my God, you don’t know? BEN: I didn’t know if you wanted the year
Read MoreI have sat in the Innis College lobby for multiple hours a day, several days a week, trying to write this article. I have failed
Read MoreOn March 10, 2026, the U of T Graduate Students’ Union held a Town Hall meeting to discuss the changes being made to the Ontario
Read MoreAn Update on the Innis Renewal and Expansion ProjectIf you have, at any point in the past two years, walked past the intersection of St
Read MoreMegadeth (2026) Album Review In the unforgettably quirky music video for “Sweating Bullets,” Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine looks at himself in the mirror in an
Read MoreWednesday, January 21, a cold and snowy day in Toronto. Despite the weather, a line began forming outside the record store Sonic Boom at around
Read MoreValentino’s Passing: A Moment of Reflection With the passing of Valentino Garavani, the fashion world pauses not just to mourn a designer, but to reckon
Read MoreDefying the American Dream, the writer-director’s ambitious sports drama blossoms into a coming-of-age love letter to youth. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Let’s dance in
Read MoreFrom singing vampires to ping pong matches, 2025 was a wild year for cinema, and this awards season has been just as full of twists
Read MoreSpires, Ethan Spires Over the last seven decades and across over twenty feature films, no other spy has captivated culture as much as Bond, James
Read MoreThe year 2026 marks 10 years since Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s dramedy Fleabag (2016) aired on our TVs, and I still can’t get enough of it. Adapted
Read MoreI know I must keep going. I have no memory of how I ended up here and no idea what lies on top of the
Read MoreTo some people, going on dating apps is an act of desperation—a last resort for finding love because they are incapable of doing so “organically.”
Read MoreHave you ever found yourself contemplating the age-old question of what the differences between ArtSci’s colleges are? Or what on Earth “12 distinct credits” means?
Read MoreLove when the World is Burning: Fremont (2023) Fremont understands the specific loneliness of being single while carrying such heavy grief. Donya is a 20-something
Read MoreWhen I flew across the country from Calgary to Toronto, I arrived with no friends or family here, no community. Well, except, of course, for
Read MoreThe first month of 2026 has been uniquely unbearable for the Iranian community, both in the worldwide diaspora and in Iran itself. What began as
Read More“Arnold’s Christmas” may not only be the saddest episode of Hey Arnold!, but also the best episode, period. It is a nostalgic, dream-like experience that
Read MoreIf any noun could define humanity, perhaps insanity is the most accurate. Love, hate, happiness, pain, and loss — life is incomplete without one or
Read MoreFor many students at U of T, university life is defined by schedules, deadlines, and an almost constant awareness of how much there is to
Read MoreA personal beef with the infamous ground floor water fountain that might concern you too Our human bodies are always in need of something, such
Read MoreAnd I Sort of Wish I Did The trope of divorced parents has become almost banal, to the point that I think the sensation of
Read MoreMy grandmother is full of stories. She can speak endlessly about raising my dad and his brothers, the books she has read, bird sightings, recent
Read MoreTen dishes that genuinely had me speechless, an extremely rare feat – considering how dramatic I am about my food. From the GTA to Delhi
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