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Radar: Pacino One Night Only, A House in the Sky, YouTopia, Stratford Food...
Toronto events on September 10th, 2013FILM | Pacino One Night Only Al Pacino brings his One Night Only stage show to Massey Hall this evening, and the timing is perfect given that TIFF is still in full...
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Morning Brew: Star and Globe defend their Ford stories, city issues a heat...
The Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail defended their reporting of Rob and Doug Ford's alleged drug use yesterday at a special hearing before the Ontario Press Council. "The story is true. Every word...
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This Week in Home Video: Star Trek Into Darkness, Sharknado, Homeland, and...
This Week in Home Video previews all the latest Blu-ray, DVD and on-demand titles hitting the street this week, plus lost gems, crazed Cancon, outrageous cult titles and the best places to rent or buy...
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This week on DineSafe: Obama Cafe, Golden Griddle, Ho Lee Chow, La Prep, Pho...
President Obama wouldn't like the colour posted by Toronto's food safety program in the Obama Cafe. It was the only spot that got a red card this week. South Street Burger (2215 Steeles W) got itself a...
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The is what a new subway line looks like in Toronto
12 metres beneath the silty soil of Downsview Park, the TTC's 8.6 km, six-stop Spadina line extension is starting to take shape. Two giant circular tunnels, twisted out of the earth less than a year...
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House of the week: 145 Dunn Avenue
This is a house after my own heart. It's an ivy-adorned red brick Victorian filled with character details from the 1890's, including preserved wood floors and restored radiators. You'll find plenty of...
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Who will win the 2013 Polaris Music Prize?
It's almost that time of year: 2013's Polaris Prize announcement will drop next Monday. For the eighth time, some media peeps in Canada made lists, and those lists got shoved in a blender with other...
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This is what a new subway line looks like in Toronto
12 metres beneath the silty soil of Downsview Park, the TTC's 8.6 km, six-stop Spadina line extension is starting to take shape. Two giant circular tunnels, twisted out of the earth less than a year...
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Who deserves to win the 2013 Polaris Music Prize?
It's almost that time of year: 2013's Polaris Prize announcement will drop next Monday. For the eighth time, some media peeps in Canada made lists, and those lists got shoved in a blender with other...
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20 looks from back to school at U of T
All the pencils and notebooks have been bought. The backpacks filled with books. It's back to school in Toronto, and the area around St. George and Harbord is once again a hub of activity as U of T...
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This is what a Penthouse party looks like in Toronto
The founder of Penthouse Magazine is in the spotlight this year at the Toronto International Film Festival. Bob Guccione, who had only Hugh Hefner as his rival among the world's most famous...
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Park-themed cocktail lounge opens on College St.
This new Little Italy bar should inject some non-905 life into the hood, with its mix of expertly crafted cocktails, up and coming DJs on the ones and twos, and park-themed decor. It's a fun place with...
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10 quirky things you might not know about Toronto
Every city has features that remain obscure. Be it lost subway stations, hidden passageways or bits of history that still shape our current streetscape, there are "secrets" lurking all across our urban...
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Radar: hacklab.to, Ramon Serrano, Alt-J, Lord Huron, Arianna Huffington,...
Toronto events on September 11th, 2013CULTURE | Technology and Creative Community Spaces : hacklab.to Toronto's "hacker collective," Hacklab.to, is a prolific community of inventors, designers,...
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Morning Brew: Rob Ford urged judge to free drug dealer, mayor's staffer still...
Rob Ford pleaded with a judge to let a convicted drug dealer who burst into his Etobicoke home go free, the Toronto Sun reports. Scott MacIntyre, the ex-boyfriend of the mayor's sister, Kathy, was...
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This Week in Fashion: Fred Perry Fall/Winter launch parties, The Art of Reuse...
This Week in Fashion rounds up the week's style news, store openings and closings, pop-up shops, sales, and upcoming fashion and design events in Toronto. Find it here every Wednesday...
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This is what Toronto slums used to look like
When Dr. Charles Hastings became Toronto's medical officer of health in 1910, the city was rife with disease. Hundreds needlessly died each year of typhoid fever, scarlet fever, and diphtheria, and the...
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Toronto gets first ever mobile wine bar
Toronto may be in the midst of a food truck revolution, but as is always the case, it's important to remember the wine. And somebody has. Dan Rabinovitch has created what just might be the world's...
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The top 5 venues for hip hop in Toronto
The top venues for hip hop in Toronto might come as a surprise for the uninitiated. Ever since Drake put Canada on the map, ask around and you'll probably hear people referring to Toronto as hip hop's...
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