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Essay

The Refreshing Feminism in “She-Ra and the Princesses of Power”

Girls rule.

A Vancouver woman let her five-year-old daughter watch the show’s entire first season in one weekend, and she’s not sorry.

Arts

Constance Zimmer

The new reality.

Emmy-nominated actor Constance Zimmer might be known for playing acid-tongued, no-nonsense women on television shows like Entourage and UnReal, but in-person she is noticeably laidback, open, and personable. Because of this, she is able to lend her characters sincere depth and understated, yet undeniable, vulnerability.

Food and Drink

Anthony Bourdain

On the road.

Even when this chef-turned-writer-turned-television-host slows down for a moment, his mind tends to buzz.

by mackenzie walker

Arts

Sarah Wayne Callies

The point of portrayal.

When it comes to the characters she plays on television, Sarah Wayne Callies doesn’t care about being liked. In fact, she would rather not be.

Arts

Jodi Balfour

Dear Mrs. Kennedy.

“The Crown” actor has a surprising Vancouver connection.

Arts

“Game of Thrones” Cinematographer Greg Middleton

Fan favourite.

The Vancouver-based veteran worked on the show’s season seven premiere and finale, among others.

Arts

Kelly McCormack

Effervescent energy.

The actor, writer, and producer is one of Vancouver’s rising stars.

Arts

Eric Overmyer

Up for a challenge.

A television veteran comes to Hollywood North.

Arts

Finn Wolfhard

It could be stranger.

Netflix’s “Stranger Things” became an overnight cultural sensation when its first season was released in the summer of 2016. And smackdab in the middle of it all is Vancouver’s barely-teenaged Finn Wolfhard.

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