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Short film offers insight into supporting sexual assault survivors
Content warning: This story discusses sexual violence and assault, which may be triggering to some readers.
A short film screening at St. Thomas University aimed...
Review: ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ is plain at best, offensive at worst
Olivia Wilde’s Booksmart was a really good movie. A modern feminist reimagining of Superbad and other trashy 2000s sex comedies. It didn’t try to...
Review: ‘Barbarian’ is brutal
Barbarian contains a kind of brutality that has mostly been absent from cinema since the days of transgressive exploitation films in the 1970s or...
Review: The Batman reveals the true Batman
The greatest Batman stories have never been about the caped crusader himself, but instead the world he inhabits.
Batman has always worked best when his...
Artistica March Break Art Camp brings youthful creativity to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery
The Beaverbrook Art Gallery has announced the return of its Artistica March Break Art Camp with fewer COVID-19 restrictions than in previous years.Â
The camp...
TNB hopes to inspire young writers through weekly writing prompts
Theatre New Brunswick began posting weekly writing prompts on their social media pages on Feb. 14 to entice and inspire young and old writers...
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