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Posted by admin | Apr 14, 2021 | Uncategorized |
Ilya Mashkov Breads (1912) By Ohi Ahimie A pandemic hobby my dad, and to a much lesser extent, myself have picked up is baking. My mom has joked that our house should be converted to a bakery named “Ahimie and Son’s”. Before...
Read MorePosted by admin | Apr 14, 2021 | Popular music, Review |
“Melancholic music envelops you with a feeling of warmth and familiar pain…” by Vanessa Agbulu Maybe I’m masochistic, maybe deep deep down inside I’m a little emo, maybe I just like sad songs, but I’ve found...
Read MoreBy Ivet Koleva It’s safe to say that times have been rough. With the ongoing pandemic, many of us are in need of an escape – a few pick-me-up words to remind us that everything will be alright. With this in mind, I took it...
Read MorePosted by admin | Apr 9, 2021 | Classical music, Opera, Review |
To my readers: if you need to get out of the friendzone – take them to the opera photo by Cameron MacRae, Edmonton Opera By Sarah El-Ezaby Just this last March I had the pleasure of going to Edmonton Opera’s third Drive-In...
Read MorePosted by admin | Apr 9, 2021 | Popular music, Review |
They Have Come to Fight off the Foos Again Review by Shelby Marler Ah, the good ol’ Foo Fighters. Their 1997 album, The Colour and the Shape represented the essence of youth optimism and profundity for many of us who grew up in...
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