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Women outnumber men 3:1 at matchmaker nights at Ceili Cottage. Patrick McMurray, owner of the Irish oyster and alehouse on Queen East, has been holding informal matchmaking nights every Wednesday since the restaurant opened in June.

Designer Franco Mirabelli answers Valentine's Day style questions from Post City readers. Find out how to look sexy and elegant, how to get your man looking sharp, and why you don't have to wear red.

The dress styles range from tent styles, to strapless bubble dresses, to sweetheart necklines, to halters. You can have the dresses made long or cocktail length, in whatever colour you choose.

One of my favourite items is a purple jersey dress by Michael Kors with pockets at the side.

The star of 18 to Life on getting hitched, matching wits with a drag queen and how she discovered the sweetest spot in North York

Meet the local luminary behind Own the Podium, Canada’s secret plan to bring home gold this month in Vancouver

OLYMPIC SNOWBOARDING hopeful Michael Lambert took a bit of a gentle ribbing from his teammates during a recent phone interview from Switzerland.“Jasey is...

After a decade away from the stage, acclaimed playwright George F. Walker returns with a brave look at a family upturned by mental anguish and how salvation comes in many forms

Sultry songstress Amanda Martinez leads Post City down the smoother side of Christie Pits

A second meeting to discuss a controversial plan to establish a Markham “food belt” will take place later this month.

Armed with a bag of Sunkist candy and a wallet full of bribe money, author Chuck Thompson waded through one of the most feared destinations of earth for his latest book, To Hellholes and Back. But another destination offers an equal amount of fear, though not for one’s personal safety — Disney World.

Howie Mandel wrote his new book, Here’s the Deal: Don’t Touch Me, while recovering from a serious heart condition, which required “internal defibrillation.” It was a scary time, and Mandel’s grim fears are a constant theme throughout the book. It’s unnerving, because Mandel has always been the most boyish of performers. His brush with mortality seems so different from the devil-may-care lad we thought we knew.