Nicole Kidman’s erotic new film invites honesty and orgasms into the bedroom, even if it takes a while to get there.
Timothée Chalamet electrifies as Bob Dylan in enigmatic biopic A Complete Unknown.
Directed by James Mangold, the film, which hit theatres on Christmas day, dives into the life of the legendary Bob Dylan.
2024 was a great year for books, but the publishing industry never stops, promising exciting new titles for book lovers in 2025.
Can you believe it’s already 2025? The stars are aligning for a year of new beginnings, deep connections, and some classic zodiac drama. Expect career shifts, love twists, and a few WTF moments.
The Artist Impact Movement’s inaugural Kingston show fuses art, fashion, and community, turning Stages Nightclub into a night straight out of New York Fashion Week.
Wicked doesn’t just revive the magic of the World of Oz—it makes us believe in it all over again.
The haunting notes of holiday cheer are trickling into retail stores nationwide, but not to fear—2024 still has some great new music that doesn’t leave a lingering scent of tinsel and candlelight in its wake.
In a world where perfection often feels like the only acceptable standard, it’s easy to forget that growth, creativity, and self- compassion can flourish in the spaces where imperfections exist.
Ushering in an imaginative era of Torontonian film and bound to be a Canadian cult classic, The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man reaches Kingston.
If you’ve noticed your classmates rocking new facial hair this month, Movember might be why.
Don’t bring your children to a Sabrina Carpenter concert expecting it to be G-rated.
As the temperature drops and the days grow shorter, music gives us the solace that keep us warm.
The holidays are fast approaching, and the cosmos are signaling an exciting season ahead.
After a string of sold-out shows, legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Joel Plaskett is set to return to Kingston.
Winter’s coming, but my jacket remains on the hook. It’s no secret it’s been an unseasonably, concerningly, warm fall.
It’s time for comedy-lovers to report for jury duty. Queen’s Players are now in the second week of performances for Law Tuah and Disorder: Dune’n Hard Time (The Ho Ho HOTTOJOE! Erotic Special).
Look-alike competitions are a desperate attempt from fans to garner attention by looking and acting like a celebrity—it’s long overdue that fans start seeing celebrities as people.
Dear Liz, My friends no longer feel like my friends. All they do is talk about money, items, and the haves and have-nots. In these conversations, my friends always end up talking poorly about someone else and it makes me uncomfortable.
The subtleties of the material world are shaped by a history of movement, as seen through the study of art through a historical lens.
Though difficult to follow at times, The Other Shore is vindicated by its high production quality and magnetic performances.
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