Category: Entertainment

  I recently rediscovered my love for reading and thought of sharing my recommendations for the romance genre as it is fitting for this issue’s theme. There is also a book recommendation for Black History Month!    The Summer of Broken Rules by K. L. Waither I know that we are currently in the winter season and thinking (or reading) about summer might be unsuitable for some, but this book is worth the read. I read it last summer and loved everything about it. It is the story of Meredith…

Cole Swindell’s latest and fourth album Stereotype is finally available! In addition to its already chart-topping singles, Stereotype features songs that will sure make you blast your speakers up all summer long. In Stereotype, you’ll find the same style of music you’d expect from Cole Swindell and modern country, plus some unexpected tributes and great collaborations. Many songs on the track were co-written by fellow country musician HARDY. This includes the lead single “Single Saturday Night,” which reached number-one in late 2020. The dance-inducing beat and lyrics are sure to…

Have you ever wondered what happened to the talented guys behind some of YouTube’s most favourite animated series like Mob Squad, Doraleous & Associates, and Battlefield Friends? If you have lived under a rock for the last couple of years, these guys are still on YouTube and are growing strong with their channel, Neebs Gaming.            With more than 2.25 million subscribers and a total of 1 billion views, Neebs Gaming is a gaming channel composed of five guys testing their friendships across many survival and roleplaying games, like ARK:…

If you’re a superhero lover, you’ll know that in recent months, comic book writer Tom Taylor’s adaptation of Superman has gained lots of publicity. Superman’s civilian persona is Clark Kent, but recently he has been out of the picture and his son, Jonathan Kent has stepped up to take on the mantle. Tom Taylor’s series Superman: Son of Kal-El follows Jon’s adventures and on October 11th, national coming out day, Taylor posted to his Instagram that issue five of the series would reveal the character’s relationship with his lover Jay…

Attention all country music fans! After two years of cancellations and postponements, the Lasso Festival is finally coming to Montreal this summer! Lasso Montréal is an urban country music festival that was supposed to be inaugurated in the summer of 2020. Due to the pandemic, the inaugural festival was postponed until last year until it was cancelled yet again. The festival will be held on Friday, August 12 and Saturday, August 13, at Île Sainte-Hélène, near Parc Jean-Drapeau. This year’s Lasso Festival will headline two of country’s biggest stars, Dierks…

In light of the midterm session, it is important to remember to eat and sleep well. Eating healthy is not only good for you physically but also mentally. Personally, it is my favorite meal, which is ironic since I rarely ever have time to eat breakfast. The one good thing about online school was that I could have late breakfasts at home, and I wouldn’t have to worry about packing it to school. But since being back in person, those breakfasts have been reserved for weekends. But as I am…

St. Patrick’s Day parade returns to Montreal. The event will take place on March 20th at 9:30 am. The event organizers, the United Irish Societies of Montreal, have mentioned that this year’s parade will be smaller than previous parades. This parade will roughly have 500 participants compared to the previous years, with up to 3000 participants. For this parade, spectators can view bands and wave to members of the Irish Community from Lambert-Closse and along Ste. Catherine St., turning at Philip’s Square to St. Patrick’s Basilica. Despite the parade being…