By Goldie Poll
Nuit Blanche is coming up once again this year — an all-night art extravaganza on Oct. 5. These are some of the most talked-about artists and exhibits to show up this year. Death of the Sun Director X’s Death of the Sun was a big hit back in 2016, and will be back this year … Continued
By Goldie Poll
By Goldie Poll
Portland Variety, a staple of King West since 2014, will be closing at the end of the month. Ralf Madi, the co-owner, attributes the closure to a combination of factors. One is the passing of his business partner, Milton Nunes, this past April. Another factor is the rapidly rising rents in the area. “Listen, I’m … Continued
By Goldie Poll
The prestigious Michelin star is one of the few accolades that deems a restaurant truly sensational. Some chefs work their entire career to attain a nod from the historic French guide, but for most Canadians in the culinary world, one can only dream of Michelin recognition. So, as we await the release of Michelin Guide … Continued
By Goldie Poll
The Toronto International Film Festival is one of the largest in the world and certainly one where the most business gets done. A strong showing at TIFF can launch an actor’s career into the stratosphere. Notable alumni include Tatiana Maslany, Sarah Gadon and Évelyne Brochu. Here are four local stars of the screen who could … Continued
By Goldie Poll
By Goldie Poll
It’s that time of year! Fan Expo Canada is on from Aug. 22 to Aug. 25, and they’re pulling out all the stops in honour of their 25th anniversary. While it’s disappointing that Rainn Wilson, Pamela Anderson, Mike Colter, and Mary McDonnell cancelled their appearances last minute, there are still plenty of guests to meet … Continued
By Goldie Poll
This year marks the 140th anniversary of the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) and to celebrate vendors are serving up some of the craziest sweet and savoury snack combos the fair has ever seen. There’s no shortage of milestones to celebrate, as this also happens to be the 65th anniversary of the Food Building — so … Continued
