I have spent many years pondering the age-old question: What horror movie monster would I like to be murdered by? The one answer I always come back to is Chucky, the serial killer who possessed a Good Guy doll. Not only does he have a great (dark) sense of humour. But...
**Spoiler warning for the entire movie. I strongly recommend you watch the movie before reading this review.*** Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon has him firing on all cylinders for the entire runtime. That is more than enough reason to see this in...
I’ve lived in the Edmonton area for nearly three decades and this was my first time going to the Metro Cinema. I wish I’d come sooner–the theatre is like something out of the 1940s. G. Mara Killian enjoying some popcorn before the show. Photo supplied. I...
Last month, we talked about places around NAIT's campus that are good for studying. But the stress of school can sometimes get to you, so studying off campus might intrigue you. Here are a few places I'd suggest taking a look at. Photo via Block 1912 Block 1912 10361...
Horror. Some of us love the feeling of fear and shock while others may hate the idea of purposefully being spooked. But is horror good or bad for us? As a horror fan myself, I believe horror has both pros and cons. Even if we’re perfectly safe and there’s not going to...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a lot more relevant in our everyday lives. We hear modulated voices in radio ads or on YouTube videos. You've also likely heard about AI-generated art and writing. It's usually obvious when something is wholly generated with...
It can be difficult for students to find trustworthy sources for jobs. Recently, I encountered a scammer who contacted me through email. They tried to scam me by giving me a cheque in my name and insisting I buy gift cards with that money. I was aware of this kind of...
School is starting up again and stress levels are going to get pretty high. Here are some tips to keep yourself healthy and happy in the coming months.
Bill C-18 takes effect at the end of the year, but somewhere in the vague talks of revenue and trust between government and corporation, student journalism caught stray bullets in a battle they never should’ve been caught in. Meta’s review team identifies news...
As August quickly comes to an end, students are preparing for the return of class with back-to-school shopping. Post-secondary students may be seeking notebooks, textbooks, electronics, housing and used cars. Some students may need to turn to websites like Facebook...
