Ranking the ESPN NBA Rank: What’s Your Number?
By: Daniel Reynolds So you’re this guy, Cartier Martin, #435. You’re actually down three spots from last year. You’ve been in the league for four years, played on three teams, […]
Monthly Archives: September 2012
Processing ‘The Master’ – A Review
By: Daniel Reynolds When a film director builds a body of work as layered, dense and challenging as Paul Thomas Anderson’s, each of his successive films become something of an […]
NFL Week 3: Live From The Couch
By: Chris Dagonas Hola, amigos! Bienvenidos a la semana 3 del Live From the Couch. Yes, this was Hispanic Heritage week at the NFL, so I’m just getting into the […]
Sister Cities and Trade Missions: What’s the Point?
By: Tom Woodhall Chicago and Toronto are two cities with a strikingly large number of similarities. Geographically, both are located on a great lake, with rivers working their way back […]
The Fall and Rise of Canadian Hip-Hop
By: Chris Dagonas “Anything that he tried to tell you people, disregard/ Syd is sweeter than my great grandmother’s Christmas cards/ This pollutant couldn’t lift an arm to let the […]
We Can Remake It: Westworld
By: Daniel Reynolds We all know the story by now. Hollywood is remaking and re-purposing everything; no property is safe. Even a once benign board game will be re-purposed and […]
The Finer Things Club Reads “Crimes in Southern Indiana”
By: The Same Page Team For the past year or so, members of the Same Page staff (namely Chris, Paul, Ian, Daniel and Nick) have organized a monthly book club, […]
NFL Week 2: Live From the Couch
By: Chris Dagonas Cee-Lo Green’s introductory take on “Hey, Ho, Let’s Go!” by The Ramones? Very clever. Well done NFL Network, well done! And with that, we kick off our […]
TIFF 2012: Cheers to the End
By: Daniel Reynolds Check here for some of Daniel’s previous TIFF coverage. And, as an added bonus, watch his recent appearance on Global’s Morning Show TO here. Ah, the end […]
Travelling With Purpose – A Journey in Ethiopia
By: Stephanie McKean Surely all travel has a purpose. Whether it be it for business, relaxation, sight-seeing, maybe to see old friends, or make new ones – there is always […]
