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How true is a true story? The title card, “based on a true story”, is a comfort blanket-esque habit in Hollywood, acting both as a red...

Approximately 800 rare artifacts were seized by Italian police from a Belgian collector’s estate on June 21st. The sheer number of...

A Relic of Older Canadian English in Schitt's Creek? Adapted from an academic paper I wrote for Marisa Brook's Canadian English course....

Happy Pride! Let's read some ancient myths, shall we? As knowledge of art history enters the mainstream little by little, the...

This I Can Tell You by Brandi Spering is an incredibly intimate and compelling memoir told in the form of a poetic narrative that...

Making New Languages as a World-Building Tactic What differentiates science fiction and fantasy from other genres is their need for...

(In My Humble Opinion) In my first blog with Culturally, I talked about how finding a good story to read or watch was challenging because...

To the naked eye, Non-fungible tokens seemed perfect; a digital trading card or certificate to verify ownership of artwork could make...

If you search for “Blackout Poetry” on Google or follow the hashtag through any social media platform, specifically @MakeBlackOutPoetry...

Poetic Devices (and Forms) You Might Not Have Heard of Some poetic devices are simply Must-Knows if you want to even begin writing...

With everything that is going on lately in the world, and the strict lockdowns in many parts of the world, one thing that I’ve found that...

The settings of cave paintings not only contribute to the content of the paintings themselves but serve a fundamental purpose in...

And How to Find Your Own I don’t know about you, but where I live (Ontario, Canada), has just entered its third lockdown. And I don't...

Deeming Art "Unessential", But Still Relying on It A 1000-person survey published in Singapore in June 2020 shocked and angered the...

There is an old urban legend that states if you say “American Psycho” three times in an empty room a chino clad man child, who spent his...

The Louvre announced at a press conference on March 26 that they will be exhibiting over 400,000 works online. The very concept of...

A prompt is a tool many writers and artist use to generate and inspire more ideas for their work. Prompts can take the form of pretty...

The age of cryptocurrency has dawned a new way of trading funds and with it a variety of opportunities and drawbacks. It was inevitable,...

The Magic that Happens When You Mix Writing and Meditation About a month or two into the pandemic I had a lot of difficulty falling...

Photos by Kaila Gallacher One thing that many artists and writers struggle with is that (sometimes) elusive and evasive feeling of...

The invite for women’s history month seems to have been lost in the post. It doesn’t seem a huge ask, we only wanted 31 days out of the...

March is Women's History Month! Let's celebrate some musicians, shall we? Pictured from left to right: SZA, Rina Sawayama, Angèle,...

Filling Our Own Literary Gaps, Not Hollywood's The other day I was browsing through a bookstore I was visiting with my aunt and my dad. I...

We interviewed Virginia-based professional artist Alexandra Schmeling to find out more about her artistic background, influence, and...