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Whether it’s garnet or grey, show your school spirit on Saturday, Oct. 1 at TD Place and cheer on your Gee-Gees at the Panda Game.
Excitement builds all morning until game time. And you need a playlist to keep up with partygoers’ energy.
When I told my parents about the last act, they called it “old man rock and roll”.
It appears as though most of the drama has been going on behind the scenes.
The crowd had to pull out the toques early this year to attend the show, but it was well-worth it.
Matt Andersen, Matt Mays and The Record Company brought high energy, great hair and good tunes.
Saturday night drew a crowd of all ages and backgrounds together for a night of music.
Festival season is not over, and CityFolk is keeping the outdoor concert energy alive.
BeReal encourages people to live in the moment, but if you really lived in the moment and put the phone away, you’d miss the notification.
When it comes to arts and culture in Ottawa, there’s something for everyone.
I’ve compiled a list of the most popular books on TikTok’s #BookTok. Here are the ones I’ve read, and whether I think they’re worth the hype or not.
Like any Leitch movie, Bullet Train is a fast-paced, adrenaline-rushed film that will keep you on your toes.
U of O students have decided that style doesn’t mean compromising comfort.
Bluesfest had another country night with Luke Bryan headlining, and on Friday, Rage Against the Machine continued their tour.
What started as a hopeful venture quickly became one of my most memorable nights of 2022.
This movie is Ragnarok on drugs.
Night five of Bluesfest welcomed Marshmello to the mainstage on Tuesday.
Day three of Bluesfest was completely packed for headliner, Luke Combs.
Friday night’s Bluesfest performers were so wonderful — and when the sun set and the night took over, so did Jack Johnson.
From July 7-17, RBC Bluesfest will take over Lebreton Flats, hosting plenty of talented artists including headliners like Jack Johnson, Luke Combs, and Marshmello.
Your streaming service home screen has a “telling LGBTQ stories” tab for pride month. So let’s dive in.
The first seven of nine episodes dropped on Netflix on May 27, and successfully built up my expectation for an explosive finale. The most recent instalment aims to be a fan pleaser with a dedication to bringing together 80s nostalgia and references with gruesome science-fiction-horror.
It’s been two years of virtual celebration for fans of The Word on the Street. Now, they’re finally ready to head back to the Toronto streets, and they’re kicking it off with a special, five-week podcast hosted by The Word On the Street’s own — and University of Ottawa alumni — Rebecca Diem.
Everything the 1986 Top Gun movie did, Top Gun: Maverick took to the next level. It was awesome.
