Jen Zoratti

We like to think we remember things exactly as they happened, exactly as they were. But memories can be slippery. They can be fragmented. Can they ever really be relied upon?

The New York-based, Winnipeg-born and -raised impresario is directing and producing Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody , which opens May 12 for an eight-week run at the 6th Floor Theater.

Lately, I've encountered a pernicious four-word comment that pops up every time anyone tries to challenge something online, such as a harmful beauty standard, maybe, or a stereotype in a comedy bit, or the ills of generative AI.

There is a great scene in a recent episode of the HBO Max comedy Hacks , in which comedian Deborah Vance (Jean Smart), takes a meeting with a Tech

It’s the end of an era for Mayberry Fine Art, but partner and gallery director Shaun Mayberry prefers to think of it as a new beginning.

Rita Rudner never stops working. The American comedy legend and queen of the one-liner — who also has the distinction of having the

In the latest picture book from Winnipeg author Anna Lazowski, a child who has lost a loved one heads out to the backyard to build a rocket ship out of cardboard, tape and tinfoil.

Even just a few years ago, it was jarring to see someone smoking a cigarette — like a real honest-to-goodness cigarette, from a package, that you have to manually light — in the wild.

Imagine coming across two small, shiny pieces of foil — the kind you might peel off a chocolate novelty, crumpled on the ground. One royal purple and silver, one lipstick red and silver.

In the late 1950s, Velma Orlikow sought treatment for postpartum depression at the Allen Memorial Institute at McGill University in Montreal.