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Kids in the Hall’s Kevin McDonald shares comedic words of wisdom
Darcy Ropchan, Gateway Staff
Who knew you could find love through improv? It’s all about taking risks by getting up on stage and saying the first thing that comes to mind.
Shame a tough but tasteful portrayal of sex addiction
Ravanne Lawday, Gateway Staff
While the majority of its scenes are filled with nudity, Shame prevails as one of the most tasteful and sophisticated movies of the year.
Fashion Streeters: Andrea Ross and Tristan Aubry
Julianna Damer, Gateway Staff
A special Valentine’s Day take on campus fashion.
Thanks for nothing, Academy
The Oscars have lost all relevance with this year’s batch of disappointing nominees
Alex Migdal, News Editor
Let’s all face facts: the Oscars are a few clowns short of the circus.
Studio Theatre unwinds Cymbeline’s complex twists
Katherine Speur, Gateway Writer
The BFA acting class of 2012 has proven that it’s possible to make the intricate script of the Bard’s Cymbeline into something accessible and entertaining.
Fool for Love exposes the dark underbelly of passion
Jane Voloboeva, Gateway Writer
With a taboo tale of infatuation, Sam Shepard’s Fool for Love explores a dark and hopeless relationship as its characters struggle with the impossible task of escaping a past that haunts them.
Putting the power of darkness in players’ hands
Ryan Bromsgrove, Opinion Editor
The only truly bad thing about The Darkness II is how quickly the end comes.
Kingdoms of Amalur finds its own footing in the gaming world
Jordan Ching, Online Editor
Even before its release, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, was being compared to other games. But the influences don’t matter if the game can’t stand on its own merits, which it has no problem doing.
Finer Things: One Direction
Alana Willerton, Gateway Staff
Move over, Justin Bieber: there’s a new teen sensation sweeping the nation and their name is One Direction.
Album Review: Lake Forest — Silver Skies
Jeanette Blanchard, Gateway Writer
With all the gloomy chill of a desolate winter, Lake Forest’s Silver Skies could make even the heartiest Canadian want to curl up next to the fire with a cup of hot chocolate.
Concerns about digital rights doesn’t mean sympathy for child pornographers
02/15/2012
Legislating the internet is comparable to doing brain surgery on yourself while riding a roller coaster: It’s going to go terribly wrong, and even if it does go alright, it won’t be pretty. I don’t know; I’m not a doctor.
Pandas hockey look to win finals for higher seeding at nationals
02/20/2012
A two-win series over the Saskatchewan Huskies last weekend in the Canada West semi-finals means the puck Pandas are headed to Calgary this weekend to face-off against the Dinos for top spot in CanWest.
Opinion Podcast — February 21, 2012
02/21/2012
This week, Vic Toews, mandatory Indigenous Studies classes in university, Americans loving Canada, and a guy who spent seven years digging out a basement with toy tractors.
Opinion Podcast — February 21, 2012
This week, Vic Toews, mandatory Indigenous Studies classes in university, Americans loving Canada, and a guy who spent seven years digging out a basement with toy tractors.
