Linkin Park, the iconic band that defined a generation with hits like "In the End" and "Numb," has embarked on a new chapter. Seven years after the tragic loss of Chester Bennington, the band has introduced Emily Armstrong, known for her work with Dead Sara, as their...
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8 covers you didn’t know were better than the original
Are you a music enthusiast? No matter which genre you're a fan of, stay tuned. This list contains classic and trendy tracks that are actually covers–and they’re even better than the originals. Even if you may not agree with all the choices, you just might discover...
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” review: Worth dying for, if you know a way to escape the underworld
The long-awaited sequel to Tim Burton’s classic 1988 dark comedy has risen from the grave. I was expecting a freshly dug shallow grave of a movie, but the movie is deeper than a six-foot grave. It starts with Lydia Deetz (played by the heart-stealing Winona Ryder),...
Rainy or smoky day blues? 6 films to watch when you’re stuck inside
Summer is a time of adventure to get out of your comfort zone and go on a vacation. It can be anything from a cabin in the woods, an island resort or even a weekend vacation. But sometimes summer has a rainy day, and you might be lost on what to do. Well, the clear...
Ain’t that a kick in the head: A review of Amazon’s “Fallout”
Most video game adaptations aren’t great, so I went into this show with low expectations. But when it opened with nuclear bombs dropping, I felt the same way I did playing Fallout 4 the first time–I was in awe of the set piece they'd lovingly crafted. Fallout does...
Lost in the fog: A look at “Silent Hill” 25 years later
When I first sat down to play Silent Hill for this review, it was blizzarding. Like many other gamers and horror fans in my generation, I thought “It looks like Silent Hill out there." Has Silent Hill become so ingrained in our society that the mere presence of mist...
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Joan MacLeod’s “Amigo’s Blue Guitar” still strikes a chord at the Walterdale Theatre
“What will you do with my story now?” asks Walterdale Theatre’s latest production about a Canadian family and the young refugee who comes to live with them. Written by Joan MacLeod and directed by Bob Klakowich, Amigo’s Blue Guitar—which earned MacLeod the Governor...