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The top trends from the runway at Toronto’s spring fashion week
Fashion Art Toronto’s 1664 Fashion Week featured a combination of wearable art and avant-garde style mixed in with urban streetwear. Each runway showcase was...
Iconic Muskoka music venue features Beaches, Smashing Pumpkins and more this summer
If you’re looking for some of the most iconic music and events during your staycation, a star-studded lineup of acts is set to grace...
Inside Wander: A serene spa retreat that’s redefining relaxation in Ontario
Wander is a new small resort in Prince Edward County that beckons city dwellers looking to unwind by creating an environment that puts personal...
The ultimate Toronto hit list: 50 chefs pick their 50 favourite restaurants
Toronto has no shortage of “best restaurant” lists — but most come from critics, influencers, or people who just really love burrata. We wanted...
Review: Cirque du Soleil’s ‘OVO’ and a giant new pop-up stadium
Last night, Cirque du Soleil opened a new Toronto show and its gigantic new 'pavilion' on Lakeshore West with the launch of OVO, running...
North York kids still banging heads after 36 years
TWO YEARS AGO the members of Toronto heavy metal band Anvil were working at day jobs, shovelling pasta, delivering food and working on houses...
Grab of the Week: a ruched bucket bag by Toronto designer Jenny Bird
Every fashion-loving lady lusts for one of Alexander Wang’s Diego bags (unless she owns one already). Why do we love them so much? Well, first off, the bucket shape makes them neither dainty nor annoyingly oversized, and the studs and heavy metal make them all-around badass. While the Diego may be an icon in the handbag world, sometimes we like to look for lesser-known alternatives, especially when it means we can support our homegrown talent.
The Jezabels deliver a mesmerizing performance at The Mod Club
Aussie foursome The Jezabels were in town last night at The Mod Club, and they delivered a theatrical and mesmerizing performance. For those of you that missed it, the band combined their maudlin balladry with their gritty metal-infused rock, making for one powerfully loud gig. Think of it as opera for punks.
Parents petition to remove Ontario principal for being Iron Maiden fan
A petition to remove a principal at a St. Catharines public secondary school for being an Iron Maiden fan has been taken down.
The Change.org...
Sheer audacity
Brit wünderkind sounds off
Where to source an authentic band T-shirt for that ’80s concert this month in...
With the never-ending flow of concerts reaching a new peak this August, people’s love for vintage band T-shirts is through the roof. Toronto’s concert...
Comic Stripped: Jay Brown, Toronto’s comedy metalhead, is ready for prime time
The emcee is the first comic the audience sees, and the emcee becomes the voice of the show and the representative of the club. It’s a job I used to do myself, but since I’ve retired from active performing, there’s one comic that’s my go-to emcee: Jay Brown.