Arts and Entertainment

Bonds of family, duty, and country come to life as Gods and Legends take the stage in Gene Luen Yang’s Boxers and Saints

Set against the backdrop of the Boxer Rebellion in China at the turn of the 20th Century, Boxers and Saints provides readers with a glimpse...
Summer in the Queen City

With vaccinations now open to everyone aged sixteen and up and hopefully the final spurt of cold temperatures and snow behind us, it is now...
Top 7 Food That You Will See During Lunar New Year

People know some information about the Lunar New Year, but they don’t really know about the cuisine that the Chinese people eat during that day....
Eight Steps to a Great Vacation

Sometimes planning a vacation can be stressful. Many questions may come to mind. Where to go? What to pack? How much money is needed? What...
Five Things You Say If You Play Guitar

“Okay, this doesn’t look THAT hard,” I said to myself while clicking on another Jimmy Page solo. Since I started playing six years ago, I’ve...
Don’t Be a Drag, Be a Queen

Even though Ru-Paul’s Drag Race first aired in 2009, it has recently been booming with popularity, gaining more and more following, multiple spin-offs and now...
A Look at The Sneaker World

Think sneakers are a “waste of money” or “just a pair of shoes”? While taken at face value this is definitely valid and of course...
11 Genre Bending and Culturally Significant Songs

Songs That Keep the World Moving It can be hard to try to put yourself into the perspective of someone who was alive during the...
Book Review: Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom

William and Ellen Craft’s Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom is an accessible, exciting, and true freedom narrative originally published in 1860. By Annie McClure...
Book Review: The Best Place on Earth

Ayelet Tsabari’s The Best Place on Earth is an engaging short story collection. But don’t be fooled by the title: most of the stories in...