On another superfluous season of Love is Blind, the show once again fails to prove love is blind.
If there’s one thing that studying history makes abundantly clear about our world, it’s that everything must come from somewhere.
Cardio can be a big ask for many people, considering we often associate it primarily with running.
In a room of people I love, I’ve felt completely alone.
Filters used to alter physical appearances have been around on social media for years.
British fashion designer Vivianne Westwood describes fashion as a philosophy of life, a way to connect with oneself and those around them.
With Halloween this weekend, The Journal thought it was imperative we share some of our favourite spooky stories. I mean, who doesn’t like reading creepy stories and then walking around small-town creepy Kingston at night?
“Close to My Heart (Near & Dear)” debuted at Hoopla Gallery this week, paying homage to Kellogg’s cereal, clowns, and community in an immersive experience.
Have you ever wished you could separate your work and social life? Wished the problems from one sector didn’t overlap into the other? What if you could—do you think there would be implications?
With a new album on the horizon, Toronto-based artist Skye Wallace is set to perform in Kingston at the Broom Factory, a new, up-and-coming live music venue.
When fans met Taylor Swift at midnight, they received a sleepless night conceptualized, a whole lot of Jack Antonoff, and the sentiment “life is emotionally abusive.” It was the perfect formula.
Last week, I saw a large, lumberjack-resembling, incredibly intimidating man walk up to the bar and order a drink. Almost certain that he’d order a beer, I was humbled to see him sip a vodka cranberry from its tiny straw.
My experience with birth control started when I was around 16 and I went on the pill to help with my period pain.
SNL missed the mark once again by punching down a situation more serious than they realize.
On Sunday, Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez were pictured together at the Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles. After years of the media and fans pitting the two against each other, it was refreshing to see them together as friends.
When The Journal entered the Baby Grand theatre to watch Vivek Shraya perform, it wasn’t sure what to expect.
The FOCO countdown is on, with t-minus one day until Aberdeen St. is filled and everyone’s feeling a sense of normalcy with university events again.
TikTok beauty trends have surged in popularity alongside the social media platform. The so-called “clean girl aesthetic” and “brownie glazed lip,” for example, have been co-opted by white influencers and their followers, touting a new way to approach one’s look.
Musicals are a powerfully evocative medium for artistic expression and telling stories, yet they are all too often bemoaned by the public.
Talented Kingston-based author and Queen’s alumni Iain Reid published his third novel We Spread on Sept. 27 via Simon & Schuster.
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