A Breakdown of LOONA’s Pre-Debut Discography
Making their debut tomorrow on the 8th on August for the first time all together, LOONA has been in the works for 671 days.
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Grilled Corn On The Cob – Summer’s Bounty
Every summer corn on the cob crops are much-anticipated. Whether you’re fan of yellow, white, or bi-color corn, grilling them brings out the best flavor.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Enhancements: The Best Get Better
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius Enhancements: There is always the risk that a player’s favorite powerful unit becomes obsolte. Luckily, ehancements prevent that
Top 10 League of Legends Champions That Deserve a Rework
With over 130 champions to play, some League of Legends heroes are left to gather dust. Riot Games should assist these champions who deserve a rework.
B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Mount Arrowsmith Brewing – Jagged Face IPA
Mount Arrowsmith Brewing is a young brewery that made a name for themselves by already winning multiple awards, one being Rookie of the Year at the B.C. Beer Awards last year. They have distributed their beer far enough from their brewery that many have tasted their brews. B.C. Beer Reviews is here today to take …
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Center Stage: TYLER PATRICK JONES
This is a new series of articles called CENTER STAGE, where we interview individuals working in the film industry! First up, Tyler Patrick Jones!
The Subjectivity of Horror, Part Four – The Death of Psychological Horror?
In part three, we analyzed three recent psychological horror films, all released by A24, that have divided critics and audiences and compared the critical reception of each film with what audiences thought of it. Now it’s time to dig in and figure out what it all means. Could it simply be chalked up misleading trailers or could the real answer be something much more troubling?
B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Wildeye Brewing – Pale Ale
There is another brewery coming to the scene in Vancouver, and one that has yet to open their tasting room but is packaging and distributing beforehand. This brewery is that of Wildeye Brewing, and they have put out an American Pale Ale that is hopped with Cascade, Citra and Amarillo. This is truly a beer …
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A Bartender’s Lament: Why I Left The Bar Business, And Then Ran Back Screaming
I loved tending bar. It paid the bills, offered me endless entertainment and introduced me to countless friends. Of course, there are shifts that you just can’t shake; a customer that sticks with you, having completely violated the basic rules of consumer/vendor interaction.
B.C. Beer Reviews with Nic Hendrickson: Forbidden Brewing – Pale Ale
There is a strong chance that if you are up to date with the B.C. beer scene that you have heard of Forbidden Brewing, but most likely not due to the beer they are making. The (almost) nanobrewery made news last year for having a dispute with their landlord that resulted in them being locked …
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