Dee and Farhan are two student journalists who have a minor Netflix addiction, in spite of the ongoing Covid-19 Pandemic. Episode 1: “Don’t F*ck with Cats” In today’s episode, we discuss the Netflix hit, a story of people [Read More]
by Antonio Jaramillo. What are the games leaving and coming to the Xbox Game Pass in January? In this chapter, you can find out the latest news about the Xbox Game Pass in the first [Read More]
The weekend of July the 23-27 would have marked the 51st anniversary of San Diego Comic-Con, unarguably the biggest pop-culture event of the year. Many people go there to meet their favourite actors and creators, be [Read More]
A summer without entertainment activities is like lemonade with no lemons — there’s no point. COVID-19 is really bumming people out. No new movies in theaters. No concerts. It doesn’t feel like summer without being [Read More]
The smiling faces of campers and their mentors at Easter Seals’ annual summer camp is normally a staple. This year, however, the organization’s summer camp and many other initiatives have been heavily impacted by the [Read More]
Who’s dealing with lockdown better? Or is everyone struggling? Attendance check! Raise your hand if you’re an introvert. Raise your hand if you’re an extrovert. Raise your hand if you’re both. Imagine yourself on a [Read More]
James Mackin, S@Y News. Picture this. You walk into the stadium, past the concessions stands selling beer and hot dogs, and take your seat. You, and many other fans, are waiting for your favourite players [Read More]
Virtual and augmented reality are not just things of the imagination anymore. Neither is A.I. something that only a small percentage of the population will ever interact with. With everything that was all just a [Read More]
A lot of media has a very similar vision of what the future of video games will look like. The Star Trek series has the Holodeck, Ready Player One depicted a perfect immersive VR experience, [Read More]
By: Semyon Dovzhik Short film Love.com has won the first Seneca Cameo 24 Hour Film challenge. Twelve teams and 37 students took part in the contest. The teams only had 24 hours to create their [Read More]
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