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Scott Pilgrim Blu-ray Interview with O’Malley and Wong

In a conversation about the home video launch for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Bryan Lee O’Malley, the creator, sat with Ellen Wong, who portrays Knives Chau. The chat first appeared in an older issue of The Mag, and now the interview is revived from the vault for a new audience. This reflection, drawn from […]

Woot and Friends: New Words in the 12th Edition of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary

Language moves quickly, and the latest update to the Concise Oxford English Dictionary shows that reality. The 12th edition gathers new words and revived senses, making it clear that everyday speech is becoming part of a stable reference work. Lexicographers describe this edition as a snapshot of how people talk right now, from playful exclamations […]

Cosgrove Sparks Fly era and iCarly revival

More than a year after Miranda Cosgrove released her debut album Sparks Fly, she moved forward with a renewed fifth season of iCarly and issued an EP titled High Maintenance, all while weighing college opportunities. This interview captures Cosgrove’s reflections on those milestones and the path that has shaped her early career.Her favourite songs from […]

1993 in Review: A Year of Pop Culture Milestones

THE MAG looks back at a year that still sparks conversation—the pivotal moments of 1993 that shaped music, television, film, and the broader pop culture landscape across North America.MUSICplease install flash– Shania Twain released her self-titled debut album in 1993, greeted with cautious enthusiasm as audiences explored a bold blend of country and pop. The […]

Miranda Cosgrove: Early iCarly Career Reflections

This resurfaced interview offers a look at Miranda Cosgrove’s early days as the star of iCarly, when the show was just coming together and readers were getting to know her on screen. The piece captures Cosgrove’s reflections on those first steps and the spark that started her journey in show business.Cosgrove explains that the drive […]

Foley Artists: Hidden Film Sound Designers in Cinema

In a dim, purpose-built studio deep underground, Foley artists move with practiced precision. They run, jump, and improvise soundtracks that bring a scene to life long after the camera stops rolling. Far from a league of caped heroes, these craftsmen shape the texture of film and television through sound.Foley is the art of adding sound […]

Iron Man Movie: Story, Armor, and Universe Foundations

THE IRON AGE On May 2, the big screen adaptation of Marvel Comics popular hero Iron Man will arrive in theatres across the United States and Canada. Early chatter suggests big things are possible, and audiences will judge whether the armor and the tale lift off in a memorable way. THE STORY Tony Stark, a […]

Real-Life Superpowers: A Practical Guide for Kids

Real-Life Superpowers: A Practical Guide Not everyone is born with superhuman gifts, but real life can still feel a bit heroic. This practical guide offers clear, safe ways to boost strength, awareness, and resilience without chasing myths. It speaks to everyday readers in a straightforward, friendly tone, showing actionable steps that anyone can try while […]

Harry Potter Directors Showdown: Columbus vs Yates

Eight films and four directors eventually define the Harry Potter movie saga. Among them, Chris Columbus and David Yates directed multiple entries, each imprinting a distinct vision on the wizarding world. The big question is which director rendered Harry’s journey most faithfully, and who would be better suited for Azkaban? Combat Corner weighs the possibilities.ROUND […]

Apprentice vs Dragons’ Den: North American Showdown

In spite of the recent global recession, shows such as The Apprentice and Dragons’ Den remind audiences of the enduring appeal of the free market—the idea that individuals can carve their own path to success. The big question lingers: can the Donald outmaneuver the Dragons, or will his moves burn like some Wall Street gambits […]

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