Dustin Milligan

École Sir John Franklin High School sits up in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories—way north, where winter pretty much owns the calendar and everybody seems to know everyone else, or at least their cousin. The building’s got that classic northern vibe: kind of utilitarian, but packed with weird charm. There’s a gym that doubles as a social hub, and the cafeteria is, honestly, where most of the real stuff goes down—friendships, drama, last-minute cramming, you name it. Kids trek in from all over, bundled up half the year, swapping stories about the aurora or the days when the sun barely shows up. Teachers? Tough, mostly local legends who know how to handle a snow day and a restless class. There’s a sense of scrappiness, a mix of cultures, and this weird pride in being from a place so many Canadians couldn’t even point out on a map. It’s not fancy, but it’s got soul.

So, here’s a spicy little gem from the wild world of movie sets: apparently, one of the big no-nos is hooking up with another actor. Why? Because, according to this bit of advice, it’s just gonna lead to ugly kids. Yeah, harsh—maybe a little savage, but you gotta admit, Hollywood gossip is never boring. It’s not just about mixing business with pleasure; it’s about the chaos, the headlines, and, well, the potential for some less-than-glamorous offspring. People love to pretend the set is all glitz and fairy dust, but behind the scenes? It’s a messy cocktail of egos, awkward moments, and the occasional romance that makes everyone cringe. Even if the chemistry’s on fire, maybe just stick to the script and save yourself a tabloid headache. Honestly, sometimes the best acting is pretending you’re not interested at all.