Link magazine’s latest cover story—and accompanying buxom beauty—raised a lot of eyebrows this past Decemeber, but those who took the opportunity to dive into Shannon Waters’ piece about her fellow burlesquers presentation of Star Wars: A Nude Hope were pleasantly surprised to find out that the story wasn’t just about a bunch of scantily clad women, but rather…
In the final issue of Link magazine for 2013, Simon Little caught us up to speed on a battle for an iconic Vancouver cultural landmark which is being threatened to be turned into a gym. The Hollywood Theatre on West Broadway is now at the centre of a passionate fight led by members of the…
A lot of great music came out in 2013 and a lot of great videos too (no, I’m not talking about “Wrecking Ball”) but of them all, my pick has to go to local lyricist and Canadian hip-hop heartthrob SonReal, with his video for “Everywhere We Go”. Love it or hate it, the hook on…
This season, Senior Editor Sarah Gray divulged the perils of drunkorexia for the December issue of Link Magazine – on stands now! Below is the full interview, full of information about drunkorexia and its implications as a serious medical issue. Link Magazine spoke with Daniella Sieukaran, MA Candidate & Developmental Psychology Graduate Student at Simon Fraser University,…
For the December issue of Link magazine, contributor Rodney Dickinson wrote about his experience at a Northern Gateway Pipeline protest in Vancouver. A controversial subject indeed, we thought we’d offer you a few more fast facts so you at least know what you’re talking about when you inevitably find yourself in the middle of a difficult…
While Vancouver offers an array of holiday displays, events, and activities to get one in the spirit of giving, not all of them are feasible on a student’s budget. Between Christmas shopping and next semester’s tuition payment, funds are limited when it comes to entertainment. Keeping that in mind, we prepared a list of five budget-friendly things to…
Brian Percival’s big screen adaptation of Markus Zusak’s novel of the same name, tells the story of a German teen Liesel Meminger (Sophie Nélisse) as she navigates life in Germany during World War II. Observed by Death (Roger Allam), who narrates Liesel’s journey and supported by adoptive parents, Hans Hubermann (Geoffery Rush) and Rosa Hubermann…
Hopefully none of the ants were working when that molten aluminum came down the tubes:
The holidays are supposed to be a time of relaxing, connecting with loved ones, and celebrating good times, but the stress of the hustle and bustle can easily get to you. Here are a few tips from the Canadian Mental Health Association to help make this the most wonderful time of the year. 1.…
I guess if you don’t have lungs, you can’t really get lung cancer.
One of these things just doesn’t belong. Does anyone else think it’s weird seeing palm trees covered in snow? Make sure to tag and follow @theklinkmag and you might be the next ‘Gram of the Day.
(photos courtesy VCAD and Neha Prehar) The models are primped, the runway is set, and it’s showtime for 11 exhilarated designer — Olivia Bing, Zoe Collins, Evan Ducharme, Tira Hummelle, Huong Le, Tennille Oppen, Joshua Shin, Shaunique Simpson, Olivia Stewart, Darius Tuliso and Ross Victoriano — most of whom are unveiling their work in public…