By Ron Johnson
With such a large amount of Toronto talent in the new Barbie movie, it is no surprise that our city is included in the eight-location summer tour in support of the movie. One of the many Toronto-centric stars of the movie, Ryan Gosling, announced the tour alongside Barbie herself, Margot Robbie via a video on … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto music lovers and would-be cinephiles, get ready to be serenaded and entertained by none other than the iconic Hollywood star, Jeff Goldblum. In a rare concert appearance, Goldblum will be gracing the stage at the Danforth Music Hall with his jazz band, The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, on Aug. 18. Known for his roles in … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A bold new public art installation is underway at Harbourfront Centre featuring the work of an artist known as GANGBOX. Stitched in Ages got underway on June 6 and is the work of local multidisciplinary artist Moya Garrison-Msingwana, a.k.a. GANGBOX. Garrison-Msingwana has partnered with Toronto brand Canada Goose to bring the installation, which focusses squarely … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Arcadia Earth, an immersive environmental art exhibit and extended reality experience, is set to arrive in Canada for the first time. Following successful showcases in New York, Las Vegas, and Saudi Arabia, Arcadia Earth will become a permanent installation inside The Well, a massive mixed-use development in downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District. With a space spanning … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Kara Alloway, the Real Housewife of Toronto, former magazine editor, and reality TV show producer, is about to turn the page on a new chapter in her life. Her debut novel Most Hated is out right now and could be an ideal cottage or beach read for the summer. Alloway provides readers with an inside … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market experienced a boost in sales during the month of May 2023. However, the demand for homes outpaced the available supply, resulting in soaring prices. Paul Baron, president of the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), said the failure of governments to address the issue of housing supply is … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Is it even really summer if you don’t take advantage of the city’s offering of vacay-vibes?… We didn’t think so either. The fact is rooftop season has officially arrived and it’s all about pools, patios and panoramic views. So whether you’ll be gathering a group of friends for poolside food and cocktails or arriving solo … Continued
By Ron Johnson
About 23 years ago, acclaimed Toronto actor and director Paul Gross made his first stage appearance at the Stratford Festival production of Hamlet in the lead role as the Prince of Denmark. Now, decades later, he’s back and now he’s the King of England. Gross is set to star in the iconic Shakespeare tragedy King Lear, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
With his soulful melodies, introspective lyrics, and captivating stage presence, Hayden promises an unforgettable evening of music on May 27 when legendary singer takes the Massey Hall stage. As far as sad and forlorn singer-songwriters go, Hayden is surely one of the OGs of the genre. Hayden started strumming beautifully mopey ditties in the bedroom … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Lavender Polo Farm is welcoming visitors, wedding parties, weekend lavender enthusiasts, picnic-goers, yogis, and even polo enthusiasts seeking a unique and fragrant experience beginning next month to its massive, wonderfully scented facility north of Toronto. The farm boasts more than 155 acres of Spanish and English lavender, refreshments, and plenty of Instagrammable spots. Originally … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A highly anticipated new exhibition is coming to Toronto offering a fresh new take on one of rock music’s most iconic bands — Pink Floyd. Their Mortal Remains will open at the Better Living Centre in Exhibition Place on June 16. Legendary Toronto music promoter Michael Cohl, who has worked with everyone from the Rolling Stones … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Think the mayoral election and the ramshackle state of the TTC are a tragedy in the making? So does local performance group Opera Revue who just released a hilarious three-minute mock-opera on the plight of the weary transit commuter. Seizing the opportunity to inject some humour into the election season, Opera Revue, has unveiled their … Continued
