Should we be more picky about the music we listen to?
With all honesty, when was the last time you consciously read the lyrics of the music you listen to?
Tag: Entertainment
The return of cinemas: How movie theatres are adapting to the pandemic
The streaming world had dominated while the theatres were closed, but will they continue to do so?
Interview: York professor and Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival’s spotlight artist, Ali Kazimi
Excalibur sits down with Ali Kazimi to talk about his work in documentary, the festival itself, and the importance of archive accessibility.
A nightmare on Keele street: Excalibur’s picks for Halloween screenings
Excalibur’s editorial board shares their favourite Halloween flicks to get you in the spooky mood
Bringing Baroque back to a broader crowd through Rezonance
York grad David Podgorski, co-founder of Rezonance, focuses on making classical music accessible
An open mind for opera: an introduction for younger audiences
Despite its rather mature and formal reputation, opera still acts as a modern, surprisingly accessible mode of performance and storytelling for the younger generation
What we can learn from the Gilmore Girls: a review of the cult-classic television show
A glance into overlooked life lessons in the infamous Gilmore Girls series
‘Elite’ Season 4: An inferior follow up to past seasons
The season was mainly underwhelming as we saw a regurgitation of previous plotlines and characters.
A look at virtual tourism and online exhibits at The Louvre
Virtual tours being offered by the Louvre can offer an online connection to art.
The rise of the remake
Exploring the world of remakes, from live-action fairy tales to gritty thriller Powerpuff girls.