I never thought I’d be someone to participate in Dry January — especially because I don’t even like drinking much anymore. But I have another vice — I love clothes. I love buying clothes; I love looking at clothes; I love reading about clothes (I am a subscriber to invite-only fashion newsletter Opulent Tips). What were … Continued
This Saturday, HGTV host Sarah Baeumler is opening her first ever pop-up shop for her lifestyle brand at the Stackt Market in Toronto. You might recognise the TV host from her role in HGTV Canada’s House of Bryan with her husband, Bryan Baeumler. More recently, the couple have co-hosted the show Island of Bryan, where … Continued
Thanks to the coronation of King Charles III happening this weekend, Toronto residents will be able to enjoy the city’s first sunny weekend in a while at some of the province’s most popular cultural attractions. As part of the coronation celebrations, Ontario is offering free admission to 10 spots, including the Royal Ontario Museum and … Continued
Canadian skating legend Kurt Browning has done it all. He’s a four-time world champion; an Olympic flag-bearer; a Canada Sports Hall of Famer; was a judge, performer and co-host on CBC’s Battle of the Blades; and is the first person in history to land a quadruple jump in competition. He’s also in his 30th year … Continued
The Met Gala is the fashion industry’s prom. Every year, high fashion labels partner with celebrities to shock the world with exquisite fits, all (ideally) tailored to themes determined by each year’s co-chairs. This year, tennis legend Roger Federer, actors Michaela Cole and Penelope Cruz, artist Duo Lipa and fashion editorial icon Anna Wintour set … Continued
It was at the University of Toronto in 2012 that artificial intelligence researcher Dr. Geoffrey Hinton created the intellectual foundation for the AI systems that are taking over the tech industry and beyond today. But now, Hinton has announced his resignation from his role as lead researcher in AI developments at Google, citing concerns over … Continued
With the final season of everyone’s favourite dysfunctional family dramedy on HBO, Succession, airing this month, tongues have been wagging in fashion circles. This might surprise you if you’ve ever watched an episode of the series — the Roy family often favours baseball caps, unassuming T-shirts and vests. But if you look closely, there’s something … Continued
Despite being one of the world’s most fashionable cities, Toronto has a rocky relationship with Fashion Week. But from all the commotion around the fall of the original Toronto Fashion Week over the loss of sponsor IMG, a scrappier, more forward-thinking Fashion Week emerged — Fashion Art Toronto (also known as FAT). Founded by Vanja … Continued
Model, entrepreneur and former fashion editor from Ontario, Lauren Chan, was just given one of the highest honours in fashion – Sports Illustrated Swimsuit‘s rookie of the year. The announcement means Chan is breaking a few barriers: she is the first plus-size model to be named a Sports Illustrated rookie and, in choosing the Swimsuit … Continued
It’s hard to believe, but it’s already prom season in Toronto. Sure, the actual prom might be months away, but for anyone who has a teenager or has ever been a teenager, you know that the planning starts early. That’s especially the case for finding a prom dress — many students scour shops in every … Continued
A new collab just dropped, and it’s arguably bigger than Drake and The Weeknd. Toronto-based YouTubers called The Sorry Girls are known for their lifestyle, home design, thrifting and makeover videos that regularly rack up hundreds of thousands of views. But their most recent video released on Tuesday was more in the realm of political … Continued
We all know resident Raptors fan Nav Bhatia, but basketball isn’t the only sport with its very own superfan in Toronto. Ahead of the Maple Leafs’ first playoff game against Tampa Bay on Tuesday, get to know the person with a basement “cave” covered in Leafs memorabilia who just might be their biggest fan. Plus, hear … Continued
