What do Shania Twain, Pitbull, Death Cab for Cutie and Mumford and Sons have in common? They’re all playing Ottawa Bluesfest 2023!
Arts
On June 7, over 400 students from across the city came together at the University of Ottawa for a day of celebrating, sharing and teaching about what it means to be Black.
The Little Mermaid, the live-action adaptation of the classic we all know and love was making waves years before it even came out. Finally released on May 29, the star-studded film had all the magic and excitement but its 1989 predecessor.
A tasty welcoming of summer, the Ottawa Chinatown Night Market was held from June 4-6.
As students inspired debate with one another, their philosophical exchanges revealed how AI art continues to be a mystery
The latest entry into the Spider-Verse stands its ground as a great film, but is unfortunately overshadowed by its predecessor.
The assembly of movies seek to revive the many outstanding performances of legendary female figures while highlighting the importance of women in cinema.
Staying fashionable on campus is not as hard or novel as you think.
Fast fashion, overconsumption, haul culture, and consumerism in general aren’t going anywhere. But perhaps #deinfluencing can encourage us to be thoughtful about what we buy and to be skeptical about anyone with a discount code.
Artistic director spoke about the University of Ottawa Opera’s upcoming performance.
The eager cast and crew members of Unity for Action’s Four Years are hosting the club’s 10th annual musical. Despite being previously disrupted by COVID-19, everyone is confident about the charitable weekend shows.
Daisy Jones & the Six: an electric band from the ‘70s bent on fulfilling their potential as one of the most iconic bands of all time until addiction, love, and jealousy tear them apart.
Look no further for somewhere to get a green beer in Ottawa.
The announcement came at a time when Netflix was already losing subscribers. Only time will tell if the move will benefit Netflix or leave it worse-off than before.
An adaption of the literary classic is on stage at Ottawa Little Theatre.
As the physical mediums in which contemporary artists operate are turning digital, so is the art market.
Ahead of the 2023 Oscars, the Fulcrum’s non-anonymous panel voted from the real list of nominees.
“Being a part of such a big team, you really become family”
If you’re a U of O student with plans of being in Ottawa this summer, read on.
Here at The Fulcrum, we’re not strangers to talking about climate change. Why Worry About Their Futures reflects our worries about the future of the world right back at us.
For Filipino-Canadians, Balikbayan is the act of returning home
The Recording Academy introduced the new category as a Special Merit Award to recognize music that highlights and/or “responds to the social issues of our time and has the potential for positive global impact.”
ARCTIC admires the adaptability of life in the far north, and expresses concern for its uncertain future due to climate change.
There needs to be a cultural shift in the way we understand how great artists work and stronger art communities everywhere.
JD Leslie (Anaia) and Oyin Oladeio (Racine) play sisters looking for redemption in Is God Is by Aleshea Harris.
