When TallBoyz premiered on CBC in 2019, it was hailed as the fresh and modern comedy that Canada needed. It didn’t hurt that the sketch comedy show, created by Guled Abdi, Vance Banzo, Franco Nguyen and Tim Blair, was being directed by Kids in the Hall alum Bruce McCulloch. Just after the premiere of the … Continued
With a charming stone exterior and over 5,300 square feet of living space, the new listing at 68 Dawlish Ave. is a dream home. This abode was custom built in 2005 and given recent renovations that will stay in style for decades. It features large principle rooms, an open concept floor plan and no shortage … Continued
The balaclava trend has been making its presence known for fashion-forward Canadians since last winter, when the garments were first making debuts on the street. Fashion balaclavas were essentially blueprinted for the fashion community by international influencers, high end designers and celebrities, until the inspiration was planted accordingly into the DIY minds of knitwear and … Continued
Winter might seem like the ideal time to hibernate, especially during an ongoing pandemic. But there are still a fair number of activities to safely take part in across the city. Whether you’re into art or the great outdoors, here are six of the best things to do in Toronto this weekend. Check out DesignTO … Continued
New year, new you! For those looking for a new hobby to pick up, a study from DIYS.com found the most popular new in 2022 in Canada is thrifting. Looking at Google Trends data, the platform found searches for thrifting increased 102.6 per cent from December in 2021 to January 2022. If we can thank … Continued
Since the start of the brand in 2015, founder and creative director Ellie Mae has made her mark on the Toronto fashion industry with stand-out investment pieces, from funky prints to classic basics. Since the opening of the Ellie Mae flagship location at 1096 Yonge St. in 2021, the brand has grown. From a new … Continued
Although Eliana Jones didn’t appear on screen until she was 12 years old, she had been a performer her entire life. Before landing roles in Hemlock Grove, Heartland and, most recently, Apple TV’s Acapulco, Jones was convinced she was going to be an Olympic gymnast. But, when a back injury left her with bruised tissue … Continued
If you use TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. to follow fashion trends, then you’re already tuned into this 80s style: leg warmers and hand warmers are back. Popularly donned by Gen Zs and backers of the Y2K aesthetic, these garments are considered practical, cozy and retro. Trend forecasters and marketing research companies alike are staking claims … Continued
From its first episode in November, it was obvious that Yellowjackets would be the kind of show that spawns a cult-like following. While the premise isn’t necessarily new – plane crashes and survivor-type scenarios feature in TV shows new and old – the series sets up viewers to get hooked minutes in. Yellowjackets, a Showtime … Continued
After his third year of using his star power to raise money for the Toronto SickKids Foundation, Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds announced that his Sweater Love ugly sweater campaign raised more than $850,000. This year, Reynolds extended the campaign to include stars of all kinds – athletes, politicians and, most importantly, frontline workers. Over the … Continued
Despite the fact we’ve settled into the greyest, coldest part of winter (along with a fresh round of lockdown measures) that doesn’t mean you’re short on options when it comes to weekend activities. There are numerous ways to safely enjoy yourself; here are some of the best ways to do just that this weekend. Hit … Continued
With a legacy of over a century of providing photography equipment to Canadians, Henry’s Camera is closing down its iconic Queen and Church Street location in Toronto after 47 years of business. Henry’s began as a jewelry business in 1909, with it’s original location on Yonge Street. By 1964, Henry’s transformed into a retailer for … Continued
