The Intersection of Faith and Culture
What can be said of Free Thyself From The Fetters Of This World by The Hidden Words is that it explores sacred themes without excluding non-proponents of the sacred themes from enjoying it (the same can be said of the music of Bodies Of Water or The Welcome Wagon). Lead singer […]
I remember when I dropped my first swear words. It was at Azusa Pacific University, during my freshman (and only) year. Ever the precocious child, my friends were all juniors and seniors, mostly those in the poetry-writing collective. We were our own bunch, enjoying only a little cross-pollination with the […]
I was reminded of the passion Canadians hold for the World Junior Hockey Championship on my flight from Toronto to Vancouver on January 5th. Although Canada was not playing in this year’s gold medal game, the plane was littered with yelps and muffled cheers in celebration when Sweden scored the […]
This new video is turning society’s standard of beauty on its head with this clever video. See in jump.
It’s easy to mistake 2011 as a weak year for cinema. After all, how else should one sum up a year that had few universally acclaimed masterpieces-in-the-making or zeitgest-altering blockbusters? A year that will likely lead to Michel Hazanavicius’s adorable, but inconsequential, The Artist nabbing the top prize at the 2012 Oscar ceremony? However, scanning over […]
Before people start accusing me for hopping on the Walk off the Earth viral video bandwagon, I’d like to bring out the inner hipster and say this: I liked them before they were cool! This homegrown talented band from Burlington Ontario spread across the internet like wildfire after doing a […]
