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Battle of the Cruellas: Who puts the ‘evil’ in ‘Deville’?
As we return to the thrill of going to the theatre and sitting in the comfort of reclining chairs, the first movie we see should be one that made the 15-month long wait worth it. Sure, we could pay $35.99 on Disney+ or other streaming services for brand-new releases, but it’s nowhere near the magic of 3D and the big-screen experience.
Cruella is just that the first movie you should see in theatres to make up for all the lost time of not watching anything outside of your living room. This film is everything that
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He “Earned It” : A review of The Weeknd’s Super Bowl performance from a true XO fan
In a world that has spent almost a year undergoing significant changes, the coronavirus pandemic isn’t the only phenomenon that has been dominating the globe. Ever since the first single off his
After Hours album was released in late 2019, The Weeknd, or Abel Tesfaye, has been releasing music videos to many of the songs off of his new album that has been leaving his worldwide audience of millions an abundance of content to interpret and understand his overall message. After live performances at many awards shows and nearly a year after his latest album release, Tesfaye has finally showcased his grande finale at Super Bowl LV a few weeks ago.
Posted: Mar 03, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: March 18
From left, Mariana Cortes, Mona Lisa and Vanessa Carter blow kisses outside The 519, a community centre in Toronto for the LGBTQ2S community. It offers workshops, health services and other resources that are a lifeline for some, especially new immigrants. The absence of those programs during the pandemic has left some feeling isolated and alone.(Evan Mitsui/CBC)
The pandemic has cut many people off from the communities they rely on, but for transgender women of colour, the isolation and lack of support networks have made the past 11 months an especially dark and difficult time.
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